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

Judge Pace will go to Poll
this week.
Henry Jordan went to Ashe
vile Tuesday.
Hon. w. A. Smith is attendin.
court at Polk.
| c. E. Wilson has recovered
sufficiently from his recent i'll
ness to be at his store a part O.
each day.
Mrs. Hattie Kitchin and Mis-:
Norma Glazener, sisters of Mr.
IG. NJ. Glazener, spent Tuesday
in town.
| Miss Grace Morgan has return.
ed to Knoxville, where she will
resume her studies at Draughn'e
business college.
Dan Bly,, who helped get out
the Daily Hustler this Summer,
has returned from a very plea
sant trip North.
| c. A. Hobbs left on SATURDAY.
for Bridgeport, Conn, summoned
there by the serious illness of
his father.
Lee Drake is recovering from
a minor surgical operation on his
foot, which will prevent any ac-
tive work on his part for some
time.
B. B. Carter has returned from
Webster, N. c., where he has
been in attendance upon the trial
of Theodore Davis, accused of
killing Mr.. Carter's brother last
year.
There will be a box supper at
Mountain View school house,
near Fletcher, Oct. 20, for the
benefit of the school. Everybody
cordially invited, especially the
boys with a pocket full of money.
Watt Bryson Camp, u. C. ",
has received a cordial invitation
to take part in the great parade
on Nov. 8 in Wilmington, when
that city will entertain the Presi-
dent.
Mr.. Walter Pender, of the
Canal Zone, Panama, is the guest
of Mrs. P. F. Patton, at Naples,
where Mrs Patton has been
for some time past. Mr..
and Mrs. Pender return to Pana-
ma in December.
M. C. Redden, an old time
resident of this county, is very |
low, his condition being such as
to cause his friends the most
serious alarm. Mr.. Redden is
about 67 years of age, is highly
and is one of the most
energetic small farmers of this
county.
Mr.. J. A. Hatch has returned
rom ten weeks pleasant visit
North. While Mr.. Hatch was so
ortunate as to witness the great
1udson-Fulton celebration in
leW York, and otherwise had a
plendid time, still he is glad to !
'et back to Hendersonville-ofl
curse.
Miss Diamond Grimmette, who
as been visiting her sister,
frs. F. V. Hunter, retured to (
er home at Lafayette. Ala, g
uesday. Miss Leila Bacy, of I
Mississippi, who has been Wis t. I
lg Mrs. G.. F. Toms will accom- =
any her. IL
Messrs. U. M. Orr and H. K. I'll
ace are erecting a handsome ty
ore building on that street d
ICING the Southern's tracks at
le depot. The old frame build
gs occupying the site have n
zen purchased by |. III. Can a.
ell, have been moved back and u
i'll be remodeled for use as pri- u
Gte residences. W
J. H. Lockett, District Deputy te
reat Sachem of the Improved IL
rder of Red Men, was called to Ia
anton on Friday, Oct. Is, to pm1 m
sist in performing the last sad w
les of the Order over the re- ki
aims of Carol N. Smathers, Of Of
no met an untimely death on
lursday the 18th on the Muir
" division of the Southern sc
lilway. sc
Mr.. w J. Sloan, a highly re- a, 20
ected resident of this town for ste ae
e 8 past years, died at his home ~ w.
the corner of Curry and Sixth, III. ,m
It Thursday. The funeral SER w. w.
,es, conducted by Rev. Grinnan, W. w.
re held at the late residence +
Saturday, interment being in ,.o ,rS