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

Hon: Richmond Pearson, of
Asheville, is at the Gates.
| The many friends of Mr.. A.A.
Gates hardly recognize him
with his mustache shaved off.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Ransier
left on Tuesday for Asheville
where they will spend the Win
ter.
! The First National Bank de-
clared its usual five per cent
semi annual dividend, October
first.
Miss Helen T. Nevers, of Bos-
ton, is now at DR.. Morse's Sana-
torium at Bat Cave for the Win
ter.
Mrs. Hal Ripley's MANY
friends will regret to hear she is
seriously i'll at her home West
4th Ave.
Evangelist R.V. Miller arrived
home Monday after a ten days
meeting in the First Baptist
Church of Charleston, S. C.
Judy Frazier, the son of DR..
Frazier, left on Tuesday for
San Angelo, Texas, where he has
accepted an excellent position.
The Balfour Graded School
opens Nov. 1st, with MIR. French.
of Knoxville, as principal. The
building will be dedicated later.
Miss Nan 10 Young, who,
with her sister Miss Mary have
been guests Of Mrs. McFadden at
Naples during the Summer.
leave On Thursday for their home
in Wayeross, ia. These charm
ing young ladies' have been ex-
tremely popular in Henderson
vile which they think a delight
full town.
The trial of w. A. Hudgins
who is under a peace warrant
sworn out by M. E. Gillian, I
came up before Squire Hood ls> Il
Saturday and was then postponed
TO Nov 10. IAN unusally large
of witnesses were pre-
sent and the evidence at the
trial promises to be extremely
sensational
There will be rally in the in
Eerests of the Laymen's Move
nent held at Moore's Grove, Fri
lay, beginning at l0 a. m. Ad-
dresses will be made by DR.. At
1ins. Rev. Moore, DR.. Few, Mr.. /
J. n. Ross, Rev. S. L. Mcintosh
md others.
Jude Drake was arrested by ;
chief McCarSon, Tuesday night, :
:harged with the theft of a Win /
hester rife owned by Frank $
srael. He was given a hearing :
'efore Squire Dernid, Wednes- !
lay morning and bound over to G
ourt under $50 bond, furnished t
y j. M. Hines. Drake Claims n
0 have gotten the gun from
mother man in a trade, and says
e will be able to produce the {
ian. h
Reggie" Wilcox, that sturdy 9
On of Rev. R. N. Wilcox, is the +,
roud possessor of a new pair of n
vershoes, which he was pride Il
lily showing to his intimate h
lend "Charley"Hobbs. Didn't 81
ou know I had them, Mr.. tc
obbs," he asked during a long IN
Id exhaustive dissertation upon
e merits of the shoes. Didn't
u know / had them? Why, Ew
dn't you see it in The Hustler?" til
Robert Barefoot, who, with co VI
5 wife and Mrs. G. C. Hyder ~ ~
tended the funeral services of T ~:
e late Col. Alternately, has re- =; =,
rned home. Mrs. Barefoot q,
Is Col. Abernathy's only daugh- ~, o.
:, while Mrs. Hyder was a sis Ur. uu
: of the deceased, whose tragic ~ ~:
ath at his home near Charlotte w W.
It week is still fresh in the ~; ~;
bile mind. Col. Abernathy, ,1n -,
dely known, was shot and 90, p
led while attempting the life 30 no
his son. 20 20
School district No. 9 flicker
lool house, voted on a special :
lool tax Oct. IL. There were aC
votes cast, 26 for and 2 ro'
ainst the tax. Ten qualified !n'
5ers did not vote. Twelve Ing
nths ago a similar election IN Gn'
S held there when the tax "a "a
S defeated z to 1. The pro- Gr
9ssive people of this 'commun- fel
appreciate the assistance 1ol
,6oroI fhoroo IN tho rooo~o+ OF