The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-11-02
PERSONALS

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Mrs Michael Schenck and Mrs H.
II EWbank spent last Saturday in the
city Of Asheville.
Mrs. Leah L Head, of Brevard, was
asyisitor in the city last Monday
Floyd s. Osborne of Horse Shoe,
wa sa visitor in the city last Monday.
W ], Case. formerly or Rosman. but
now of this county on rural route No.
4, was in the city last Monday
Mrs. q G. Waldrop and little
daughter, Dorothy, have returned
| from GreenVil1e s.. c., where they
have been visiting relatives for the
past week.
! Somebody is surely going to win
some mighty valuable prizes in the
Hustler's Voting Contest. Why not
enter the race yourself. Don't sit
back and let some one else step up
and take their choice among the big
prizes.
Orme Edwards is expected home
this week to recuperate from an oper-
.stion for appendicitis.
Harry Crowder has accepted po-
sition in Columbia, S. c., for the
| winter.
W. H. Hawkins and Son, Jewellers
have just, received some very hand
some pieces of jewellery for holiday
presents
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. r. Whitaker
drove over to Asheville last Sunday
afternoon. returning Monday to Hen
Jacksonville:
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Gudger return
I'd tc the city last week from their
honeymoon in Alabama and Georgia.
They are at home in the residence of
DR. and Mrs. J. Roy Williams on 9th
avenue.
B. Jackson returned last Sunday
from Washington, D. c., where he at
tended the National Pastmasters AS
sociatien which convened in that city.
Today is the time to send in your
name to the Contest Manager so that
you will likely win the 1000, free
votes. Remember 1000 free votes
vii Ibe given to the first person in
HendersonVille and the first person
outside ef Hen dersenvfl4e sending ia
their names as a contestant for the
Hustler's Voting Contest.
The Hendersonyille Furniture Com
pany is announcing in this issue of
Hustler the large Furniture Sale
which will last for one week. This
popular company is furnishing the
handsome $100 bed room set to be
given away in the Hustler contest
w. E. Breese, Jr, of Breyard, spent
few hours in the city last Sunday.
Mr.. Breese came down on the first
Toxaway train of the new schedule of
which he was instrumental in getting
for Brevard.
Mrs. Lila Barnwell delightfully."- en-
tertained at Bridge Whist Friday
morning in honor of Mrs. Williams of
New York, and Mrs. Rnett, of Charles
ton. A delicious luncheon was serv-
ed and lovely prizes given The first
prize was won by Mrs. Wright of Will
mington, and the consolation was
given to Miss Davis, Of Henderson
Vile.
ITughie Augustus Twyford, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Twyford, who
has been sick for the past few days
with pneumonia, passed away at 2:30
O'Clock Wednesday morning. All
relatives and friends of the family
are invited tc the funeral services at
st. James church Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
U. G.. Station left the city today in
his machine for Charlotte, where he
will remain several weeks before
trip out west. Hel will return here
and remain several days before Ieav.
ing for Arizona, where he expects to
spend the winter.
Mrs. c.. E. Clark and sister, Mrs.
Steward of Jacksonville, Fla, enter
tanned a Halloween party at the
Summer Home Among those present
were Mrs. F.. S. Genover and son
Aloin, Mr. John Dennis, Mr.. o. E.
Webb, Mrs. Byrenes, Mrs. Tully all
IF Jacksonville, Fla Mr. Alfred
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