The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-10-21
NEWS OF
THIS BUSY TOWN

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Miss Juno Morris is home from
Knoxville.
Mrs. T.C. McNeely has return.
ed from Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Tinsnan
have returned from Kentucky.
Mr.. Charles Irwin has sold his
place to Mr.. Tom Redden.
Somebody-and we know who
gave us a lead quarter on sub
scription. Hah!
Mrs. Louise Hurt is seriously
Ill at the home of Mrs. F. S.
Thomas.
Mrs. B T. Egertonof Brevard
visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs,
B. Broyles. Sunday.
Mrs. Welch Galloway and
children spent a few days at
Oakland Home the past week.
Fred Gates, who is a live wire.
is now in charge of the Hotel
Gates newsstand.
Mrs. J. P. Johnson who has
been spending a few weeks with
her daughters at Acton and
Asheville has returned home,
Harry Kramer leaves this
week for Mexico to be gone dur
ing the Winter. He will reopen
his machine shop here next
Spring.
Mr.. Frank O. Tarzian of Bos-
ton, Mass, who has spent al
pleasant summer here at F. M.
Dixon's beautiful home Stony
crest, on the Asheville Drive
left for Aiken, S. c., Sunday
morning on No. IA.
Sheriff >Blackwell's popular
steam heated hotel is empty of
guests. His recent visitors are
now studying the good roads
problem as it exists in Hender-
son county.
G.G. Hyder's store was broken
into last Thursday night, by un-
known parties, and considerable |
stolen, some of |
which was afterwards recovered
at the depot.
T. P. Brannon, the son of R.
M. Brannon, Of Horse Shoe, has
returned to his home in Okla
noma, where The Hustler will
visit him weekly. Mr.. Brannon
1as been very successful in the
Golden West which he regards
rs the land of opportunity.
DR.. Arthur Guerard's famous
Heidelberg House" at Flat
Rock will be converted into a
'anatorium. The present build ]
ng will be utilized and the
:hange will be made probably !
an. 1st.
The Knights of Pythias held E
mother interesting and we'll
ttended meeting in their hall
asst Monday night, Messrs. h
;arter and w. D. King were A
iven the rank of page and h
lessrs. Thompson and James I
ad conferred upon them the \
ank of esquire. There was il
ome talk of a smoker being p
iven in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Braswell p
ave returned to New Smyrna, 81
la., after spending the season Il
their delightful home here. tt
r. Braswell, one of Hender- in
'nville's most highly esteemed b.
tizens, and a man repeatedly tr
'nored by the citizens of this W
wn with public Offices of trust v;
I'd responsibility, has been
ending his winters in Florida G.
r several years past, and this O
ar The Hustler will follow him G,
ere and keep him posted as to as
e happenings in what he thinks ri
e of the fastest growing towns m
the South. w
The city council held a special IL II
Getting last Monday night to 81
nsider the water problem. 1t N'
IS decided to build cement ba-
IS in the different springs and sp
De the water to the reservoir. tn
is believed this will avoid all at
ssible contamination of the las
pply, A committee consisting vii
J. D. Davis, J. Mack Rhodes we
d Michael Schenck was ap- on
nted to see the property Ga
ners and see what arrange be
mt can be made with them. Ca
e Improvement will cost be- Di