The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-03-12
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Capt. Rowland is in Greemviile.


was In town this week.
Or. T. A. Allen will be home from
Florida about the goth of this month.
Rev. R. N. Wilcox will be at Edney-
vile during next week.
r. L. Boufs and w. L. Spencer. Of
Baltimore, spent several days in town
last week.
DR.. w. r. Kirk, WHO has been i'll
with the grippe, has recovered sufficient
ly to take care Of his practice.
TO. Ledbetter, of Roosevelt, re-
membered US with his subscription on
Monday.
Mr.. F. L. Conder of Asheville, was =
guest Mt the "Summer Home" last
Thursday.
J. w. Anderson, of Anderson Bros.
the poultrymen of Etowah, was in town
Mondo y, on business.
T. r. Davis, machinist operator on
the Ashevilie Citizen. was visitor to
Hendereonville the first Of this week.
Prof. r. M. Twins has resigned an
superintendent of the city graded
school. Mr.. WINS will go North.
Sol. Evans, who has many friends
here, is in the Mission Hospital, Ashe-
Vile, entirely helpless from rheuma-
tism.
". 9. Pryor, OF Asheville, passed
thro' town Saturday. Mr.. Pryor says
the lumber business is improving right
along.
Ernest Justus, the well known mer-
chant of Etowah, was In town Monday,
and left good sized order for job work
at this ofics.
Mrs. Mary Farmer left this week for
Washington, D. c., whore she will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Singleton Farmer, for
merly of Flat Rock.
J.C. Clouse is at Biltmore Hospital,
recovering nicely from an operation per-
formed last Wednesday by DR.. Merri-
wether, assisted by DR.. Egerton.
@. Oates. of Bear Wallow, member OF
the County Board Education, has re-
turned from his trip South, much i'm
proved in health and appearance.
DR.. Arthur GuerArd, of Flat Rock, is
seriously i'll with pneumonia. DR.. Draft
is attending him, and with the assist
tance of Miss NJ. e. Sullivan, trained
nurse from Asheville, it is believed he
will recover.
]. D. Boyd has returned from q busi-
ness trip to Chattanooga. Mr.. Boyd says
every time te leaves town and sees
other places heis more firmly convinced
than ever that Hendersonville is in
class by itself-unapproachable.
]. S. Crawford. who recently had 90
narrow escape from death at the South
ern depot, left on Monday for q visit to
relatives in Salem, Va. From there he
goes to Washington, to have an artifi-
Girl foot made and will return to this
CITY about April 1st.
Miss Juno Morris spent Sunday with
Miss Sue Cannon at Horse Shoe. Miss
Morris is one of the most popular of the
county Officials" and numerous friends
are urging her to become q candidate
for register of deeds, position, which
It Is said, she is now virtually filing, and
she has the matter under consideration.
'sNow what dye think ofthat?
A. 8. Blake of Fletcher, was in town
Saturday and paid us pleasant visit.
Mr.. Blake says he cannot do without
The Hustler, and indicated his appre-
citation by paying three good hard dol
lars on subscription. we are obliged
10 Mr.. Blake and may his shadow never
grow less.
Manager Collett, of the States test
farms at Blantyre and Swsnnanoa pas.
sed through HendersouYilie on Monday
enroute to the latter place from Traps-
sylvania. BE 10 highly pleased with the
upper French Broad experiment sta
tion" and says the same has not been
abandoned by any means, notwith-
standing the report to that effect made
to the General Assembly in special ses-
sion at Raleigh last January. Mr.. Col
lett reports that the TransylvaniA farm
In not losing proposition, but more
than pays expenses. He now has more
than 200 bushels of corn and q quantity
of fine hay for sale. He Is looking afte