The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-10-26
PERSONALS

F. E. Durfee spend Tuesday in the
city OF Spartanburg on business.
P. III Walker OF Flat Rock is at
tending the Fair in Spartanburg
The French Broad Hustler Company
will hold its annual stockholders meet
ing in the Office OF the company to-
day.
Vance Norwood of the Hustler Com
pany is in Charlotte on business.
Mrs. C. R. Whitaker has returned
from New Castle, Pa.
Miss Della Davis spent Tuesday, in
the city of Asheville.
John l.. Orr and family spent Tues
day in the city Of Asheville. They
made thetrip in Mr.. Orr's automo-
bile.
H. G. Bailey has gone to Green
vile on business for the Transconti-
mental Railroad.
The family of H. G. Bailey have
moved to the city from Brevard and
are now living in the Garland House
of Anderson avenue.
Mr.. Sam IT. Hodges is having con-
structed a handsome cottage on the
College property on fifth avenue.
4 Flicker is reported to have sold
his grocery store to w. F. Case. Mr.
Case has been the head clerk for Mf :
Flicker for many years.
L.. HI. Keith a prominent dentist @
South Port, N. c., brother OF W. a.
eth of this city is very SICK at nis
home with typhoid fever, the Irlenq'
of Mr.. Keith in this city Wish niH
a speedy recovery.
Mr.. Geo. T.. Hewes of Golf Port
3 who has been spendi me
fine at Hotel Gates with her son
leaves Thursday for Greenvflle Wher'
she will visit Mrs. A. A. Gates be
fore leaving fer her home.
Professor Dauer and daughter Wh
have been playing with the Palac
Theater for the past several montn
have gone to Asheville for the WIN
ter. They will be greatly missed fro1
this popular play house.
In honor of Rev and Mrs. Moore tn
ladies of the Methodist Church hav
planned a short service and socia
gathing to be held at the church ne2
Friday evening at s o'clock. Nd
, Moore's last year as Pastor of thi
: church is drawing to a close and
is earnestly desired that all men
> bers of the church attend this NEE
e ing.
j Last week was shown wonderfl
advertisement from M. M. Shepher
e the shoe man. Mr. Shepherd who
j the shoe man who is a live wild
awake merchant He is a great y
8 lever in printers ink and whe
the time demands it his is on Il
: lob with the goods. As was sta
). ed in his advertisement he has hs
: many years CT experience in fifth
= the people of the community in sho
/ and today is carrying in stock 1u
y what they need in the way OF go'
It foot ware.
nj The Hustler Company has Just col
pleted one Of its banner printing 10
in, the shape of 10000 card boa
folders in two Dcolors for the Kne
Hand Shoe Company of Virginia.
D. San T. Hodges of this city is {
Southern representative Of this cof
pany and it was through his in1
Is ence that the Hustler Company 81
20 ceeded in getting such large priI
4 ing order from a Virginia Shoe fs
S. ftory Tt is more than likely that Il
"a order will. be doubled during the~ne
~ season thus giving the Hustler Co
~ rany an opportunity in sending c
n some Of it's printing over the ent
IS | South.
ed -
of Among those who attended
D. boosters meeting in Asheville wei
ne Mayer R. III. Station, w. A. Smith,
al F.. Patton u. G.. Station, d. S. Pa
Gordon Garlyington, M. M. Shephe
H. G. Meyer, w. H. Justus, II.
Allen Pink Case, Judge G. M. Pa
Sheriff Blackwell, v. L. Norn1
n. Walter Smith, Wiltshire Griffith, Ho
te er Hawkins, j. L. LYDIA, Col. s.
ne Pickens, H. G.. Bailey, G. 3. Wills
Jno l.. Orr, Glover Orr, DR..
JOY Williams, B. jackson and ma
,et others.
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