The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-03-04
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F. 2. Morris left on Sunday for
the Northern markets.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Maxwell, Feb. 26, a boy.
G. M. Glazener left on Monday
for the North to buy Spring
goods.
D. E. Hyder is now able to be
about again after his recent SER
ious fall.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. G. Hyder who
have both been seriously i'll, are
rapidly recovering.
Mrs. Aaron Hess with her two
children, of Philadelphia, are
guests of Mrs. Covers.
Solicitor Spainhour and Judge
Adams are guests of the Hotel
Gates.
C. C. Freeman of Edneyville.
was in town last week and paid
US most pleasant visit.
J. C.. Britain of Horse Shoe
was in town Saturday and paid
US a pleasant and profitable visit.
Mrs. Chas. E. Pless, who has
been quite i'll since moving to
Winston-Salem, is now rapidly
recovering.
Miss Sue Farmer has let the
contract for her new cottage on
Oakland ave-, to be completed
this Spring.
w. M. Phillips, of Route 2,
dropped into this news shop and
extended his subscription last
week for one more year.
E. H. Davis, who has so many
friends in town, is now with the
Citizens Bank in the capacity of
bookkeeper.
Rev. Zebulon A. Shipman will
preach at EbenezerBaptist church
on the first Sunday in March, at
II o'clock. The public is cordial
ly invited to attend.
Mrs. B. F. Simms, of SPRING
field. KY, is in the city the guest
of the Summer Home" She
was called here by the illness of
her son, Mr.. Leo. G. Simms.
Deputy Sheriff Powers left on
Tuesday for GreenVille, to bring
back Tom Keith, one of the
prisoners who escaped from the
county Jail here recently.
Henry Jordan, the contractor,
has a position waiting for some
bright young man able to figure
lumber bills, and who will help
Mr.. Jordan hunt for trouble
and mistakes.
P. I'll. Walker, of East Flat
Rock was in town Monday. Mr.
Walker states the walls of the
new mill there are up and the
big structure is ready for the
roof.
Mrs. E. P. Harrington, whose
husband is the highly efficient
steward of the Hotel Gates, witt
her two charming children, Mil
dred and Elizabeth, are at the
big hotel.
Asher Asher, of Philadelphia
last week made a flying trip o.
inspection to Marion and othel
towns, and returned to Hender
sonville-of courSe-Well salts
fed with this beautiful town.
Mrs. K. G. Whistler of Cam
den, S. c., has rented a cottage
until Contractor M. G. Case com
pletes her new residence at tn
old Morris place on Mud Creel
Road, recently purchased iron
John I. Orr. Mrs. Whistle
will arrive in town this week.
E. F. Kuehn and F. w. Young
two young men of New Yor!
City, are at the Gates Hotel
These gentlemen expected to re
main but week when they cam
but so fayorably impressed ar
they with Hendersonville tina
their stay will be indefinite.
MARRIED-Miss May Holber
and Mr.. o. S. Corn were mar
ried at the home of M. and Mrs
S. A. Edwards, Hlilgirt, Feb
oath, Rev. S. A. Edwards pei
forming the ceremony. Amoni
those present were Mrs. Mani
Carlisle. Mrs Linnie Edwards
Will Odin and Ship LYDIA.
Mr.. Arch B. Calvert, the bank
er and mill man of Spartanburg
after carefully looking over o.
ceola Lake, remarked: This
going to be one Of the most beaI
tiful spots and most desirabl
places of residence of anyof whic
I have any knowledge. | COZ
gratulate the company upon th
very bright outlook for a goo
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