The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-06-22


Spartanburg live wires here to
see what really live wire town
looks like. All this in one day.
Carnegie IS ten thousand dollar
library building gift officially
accepted by the town council.
Captain NJ. G. Toms generous
gift of beautiful building site
for the Carnegie Library ac-
cepted by the town council and
trustees appointed.
The two greatest colony clubs in
the South-Kanuga and High
land Lake-about to open, with
reservations already made
which will test their enormous
capacity.
Material on the ground for the
building of new street car
line.
Probability of free city mail de-
livery this season
A feeling of confidence in the con-
tinued prosperity of the COM
munity.
Prospects for a record-breaking
crop in the county-the long
continued drought now being
broken.
The public health absolutely never
better than today.
The first appearance of Hender-
sonville's DAILY paper-The
Daily Herald.
Here are ten items of TODAY'S
news of Hendersonville each one
of5them worthy of being elaho-
rated into columns of interesting
news stories. -
Here are ten reasons, backed by
FACTS, which call aloud In clari-
on, tones that Hendersonville, the
prettiest town In the South, Hen
Jacksonville, the fastest growing
town in the South, Hender> ryille,
THE resort of the South and soon
to be one of the principal resorts
of the world, is now on the eve of
the biggest, most prosperous sea-
son ever known in Western North
Carolina. These ten items of to-
days news also annouce that
Hendersonville is IT.
A recital of all the improve
ments now being made here, or
about to be made, such as the
erection Of the new $4,000 Fed
eral building, the $4,000 public
school, building, etc., ETC., would
take too much space, and the
story has been told before. Just
now the public interest is centered
upon the prospects for the coming
season, and on that score there
need be no uneasiness. A careful
canvass of the hotels and princi-
pal hotels and boarding houses of
the town. show twenty-five per
cent more people here now than
last year this time. The incoming
trunks checked at the depot sub
stantiate this statement. General
Passenger Agent Hardwick of the
Southern Railway system says
more tickets are sold to Hender-
vile, during the season, than to
than to any other point in Wes-
tern North Carolina.
This year the Southern Rail
way is going to sell more tickets
to Hendersonville than to ALL
other points in Wetsern North,
Carolina, and the ten news items
heading this column are ten rea-
sons why this will be so.
Hedersonville is NOW known
wherever newspaper circulates
IN the South. It's Importance as
THE resort of the South is no
longer even questioned even by
its competitors. With its climatic
advantages which are absolutely
peculiar to itself, with its superb
natural location for a great city,
with its railroad connections
which place it within a few hours
of all the great centers of popula 4
ton, and with public spirited
and hospitable citizenship which
sees no insurmountable obstacle
in any proposition which has for
its end the advancement of the
public good, Hendersonville is
destined not only to. become one
of the principal resorts Of the
world but one of the important
cities of the South