The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-07-06

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thews, Geo. w. Staples, and T. e.
Dean of Spartanburg, H. Fl. Martin of
Savannah, and r. r. Arnold of At
Ianta.
MI. and Mrs. H. L. Hunewell and
Walter Hunewell of Wellesley, Mass;
Mrs. J. E. Thayer, of Lancaster, Mass;
and Miss Whitney of Boston, are
guests at the Kentucky Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Newton, Miss An
bolt of Fayetteville are at the Ken
lucky Home.
Mrs. Julia SLIDER and Miss Pearle
SLIDER of Jacksonville are in the
city.
Mr.. Geo. A. Cash of Tryon was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Raymond Patterson, w. <.
Christman and Robt. Mcdowell of
Spartanburg are at the Blue Ridge
Inn.
Judge Justice of Rutherford coun-
ty, is stopping at Mrs. w. H. Justus'
home on Main street.
Col. G. S. Gadsen, vice president OF
the Atlantic Coast Line, r. R., and
family are in the Roland home oppo-
site DR.. Kinks residence. Miss Kate
Boyles is a guest of Mrs. Gadsen.
r. CAN'T Paine and wife of Wash
ington, d. c., are guests at the home
of r. l.. Can't on Saturday and Sun
day last.
DIR. Hightman came up for the week
end, and is with his wife at Mrs
Brewers.
Mr.. E. M. Thompson and family
from Columbia, S. c. are now at home
for the season on Fleming street.
Major Walker, of U. s. N. from
GAINESVILLE, Fla, and family are occu-
pying Mrs. Homer Hawkins home on
9Th avenue. DR.. Gorgas, wife and
daughters of Panama Canal, have
been guests at this home. DR.. Gorgas
is a most noted physician and has
made living in Panama possible and
banished yellow fever germs. also the
mosquito from Cuba and other places
Noah Perry is back in the Idea
after a two weeks visit to his
home in Kinston.
Among the visitors at Laure.
Park this week were Hon. and
Mrs. George B. Zimmerman.
Mrs. w. r. Pinckney of Char
lesion has returned to Henderson.
vile for the summer, and will ,oc.
cupy the Sanders house on 9th
avenue. q
T. B. Gibson and family Of Nc
Coils, S. c., have opened theil
summer home on the Kanugs
Club road.
Mrs. Mary G. Hudgins is spend
ing a few days in Asheville as the
guest of Mrs. Mary J. Starnes.
Mr.. E. S. Freeman was called
home yesterday on account of the
serious illness of his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bell Tim
norman of Lexington, S. c., vii
spend the summer in Henderson
vile. Mr.. Zimmerman is solici
tor from tile fifth South Carolfni
judicial District. 4
Mr.. W. E Moore of Ashevill,
who has been spending severa
days in the city, returned hom'
this morning.
Miss Emma D. Austin of Ashe
vile will arrive next week to pla.
at the Lyric. ;
Mr.. G. S. Sinkler and family er
at the Gates.
Mr.. T. w. Chambers of TIL
Charlotte Observer is in the city.
Messrs Jim Shipman and Mic
hazel Schenck will leave today fo
Lake Toxaway where they go t,
attend the meeting of the Bar AS
ISOLATION of the State.
Yesterday Miss Amy Edwards
Miss Marjorie Scott, Miss Ethe
Scott, Mr.. Carl Thompson and MI
Orme Edwards motored to Ashe
vile to spend the day.
Mr.. Edwards and Miss KIM
!, are making quite a "hit' at tn
Lyric this week, with their music.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Ruffin o
Louisville, N. G. are at the Blu
Ridge Inn.
Mr.. T. A. McNeill and Mis-
NJ. Neil Of Lumberton are in tn
city.
Miss Rebecca Patterson, of Cir
cinnati, Ohio, and Albert Patter
son, of Portsmouth, N. Fl. ire eS
pected to arrive Sunday to spen,
the summer here.
DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Parker, o
Williamson, S. c., + at tn
!, Gates.
Judge G. M. Pace and Col. S
V. Pickens left yesterday 70
Toxaway where they go to atten
, the meeting Of the Bar Associs
ton of the State
Tax Collector ". G. V. Shepher
is spending a few days at hi
country home, southwest of tn
city.
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