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

| Bar association met Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. West went tc
Asheville Tuesday.
| If there is any better weather
than this on tap, anywhere, tell
tus!
Mrs. w. C.. ConneIl left on
Saturday for a two-weeks' visit
| to her three sons in Salisbury.
w. K. Hyder, son of Mrs. D.
Fl. Hyder, is slowly recovering
from a long sickness.
L. P. Carter, wife and children,
of Idaho, are guests of Foster
Bennett, arriving here Tuesday.
The Southern Railway is erect
ing a handsome depot building
at Coleman, the new station be-
tween Zirconia and Flat Rock.
Leon Station, the four-year-
old son of Mayor Station, is Sc
riously indisposed, but the young
mans many friends hope it will
develop into nothing more serious
John Evans and Charles Tur-
pin were tried before Squire
Dermid, Monday, charged with
fighting. John got 81 and costs
and Charles received the costs.
Mr.. Spurgeon Brian a promi-
nent business man of Spartan
burg, was in town this week.
Mr.. Brian intends erecting a
modern residence on Hyman
Heights.
Mrs. Bessie McCarter of
Cherryfeld, near Brevard, pas
sed through town Tuesday. Mrs.
McCarter has been very i'll in
Greenville, where her husband
recently died. She was taken |
home on a stretcher.
Mrs. Emma Edick and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Belisario with her two
leave for their winter
1ome in Daytona, Fla, on Thurs
lay. They will return next
May and occupy their beautiful
on West 5th Ave, re-
,ently acquired from Mrs. Car
;er.
The city authorities have con-
;racted with Henry Jordan for
crosswalks, six feet wide,
m all streets leading from Main
md Anderson. The contract
'rice is 81, 253, to be paid out of
surplus from the sale of the
dain street sidewalk bonds.
H. Grady Edney, 20. and Min
lie Lee Waters, Is, were granted
marriage license, Monday, and
carried by Squire Dermid. The
ride looked but a child in her
hort dress, and the couple were
rmed with a letter from T. J.
Waters which stated ''they G
rossed the State line but I want =
nem to have a record of their :
larriage." f
Sunny Monday" Payne, of y
harlotte. who has been coming r
ere for three years, represent r
lg the Fairbanks people, says: r
know of NO townin my terri 4
'ry which has shown the tre- +"
endous growth during the past Il
lree years which is evident f
ere. Some of these new Main O
rect buildings would be a credit to
Charlotte. You have a COM T, +,
g big city here. " st
In the Ralph Huggins case, fr
aich came before Judge JUS p
'e at the recent term of court, m
e prayer for judgement was rs
ntinued. The boy strongly 81, 81
MED using the anguage attri- tMe, M
ted to him and Judge Justice I
;imated that trial justice fa
vens had not exceeded his ha
thority in the case. The boy ttT ue
IS sentenced to 80 days in jail We VIC
: an assault upon another rc
1ngster at the Green River
II, some time ago, and it was de
on the excessiveness of this me me
ltence that Judge Justice Of m
ssed. The boy is now at work spi
the mill. ag
yet
Mrs. J. F. Gaynor registered otr
the Hotel Gates Tuesday, en- tai
Ite from her country home in 20 20.
Toxaway country to Wash I'D
ton, D. C. Mrs. Gaynor is on
wife of the famous ]. F. ha
ynor, who, with his partner wa
cen is now serving a long SEN the
zee in the Atlanta penitentiary ha, ha,
defrauding the government &C, m
millions of dollars in the Char on,