The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-07-06
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Home.
Miss Julia D. Kirk has gone to 159
N. Main street Asheville, for the sum
mer. Her sister, Mrs. L. o. Lawton,
Of Lena, s. c., is visiting her.
Rev. Maxey, pastor of the Methodist
church, Danville, Ga, has arrived in
Hendersonyille to spend his annual
vacation.
Mrs. J. A. Station of Bethel and
Mrs. DR.. Brown of Greenville, are
guests of their parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Waldrop. Both the young mothers
have brought home their babies-and
it is quite needless to say that DR.. and
Mrs. Waldrop know they are really
the prettiest babies that yer came to
Hendersonville.
J. G Bierbaun, editor of The Polk
! county News of columbus, N. c., is
! a visitor in Hendersonville for a few
days.
Mr.. E. d. Tompkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Fortson. Mrs. E.. N. Knight,
Miss Frances knight, Miss Mary
knight and Miss Adelaide Nelson, OF
Atlanta. spent today in the city, en-
route to Lake Toxaway for a few
weeks stay.
Mr=andsMrs. T. T. Hyde and Misses
Hyde of Charleston, F. w. Poe, Miss
Eugenia Poe, Miss Kathie Sloan, and
F. w. Poe, Jr., are at the Gates.
Mr. Bailey Jones of Pisgah Forest
is in the city for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Correll of Spar
+anburg. are at Lake View Hotel, ar
irving this morning in their Chalmers
Detroit machine.
Miss Annie Lou Mcdaniel OF Green
vile, is stopping at Lake View Hotel:
Mr.. Frank Poe, Jr., and sisters, or
, Greenville, are at the Hotel Gates.
The party came through the country
in their motor car.
G.. B Osborne, secretary of local l.
T. u. of Spartanburg, S. c., is in town
today.
Mrs. Witsell of Charleston, s. c., is
at Mrs. Frank Kings for the summer.
Prof R. E. Seabrock, principal of
Craft School, Charleston, s. CO and
wife are guests at Bide-a-wee cottage
on Fleming street.
G. M. Glazener has just re-
turned from Brevard, N. o., and
Rosman where he went on a bus
mess trip.
Miss Della Davis, daughter of
w. j. Davis, president of the
First National Bank, is quite
sick at the home of her parents.
j. E. Shipman, a prominent at
torney of this city left yesterday
to attend the Bar Association In
Mrs. R. T. Wheelright and
daughters, Eloise, Edna and Te-
beau, Of Fitzgerald, Ca, have
taken Miss Mans cottage on
Fleming street for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Richards
and family Of Lynchburg, Va,
are stopping at the Kentucky
Home Hotel for a few weeks. Mr..
Richards is a prominent cotton
mill man Of Virginia. While IN
the city Mr.. Richards and family
are also guest of Captain and
Mrs. C. F. Toms who are rela-
tives.
Mrs. g, w. Cutter of Charles.
ton, S. c., and Mrs. D. Fred Hines
of Lake City, S. G., have beer
spending a few days at the Blue
Ridge Inn.
( MI. M. C. Heath returned to Column
Mr., and Mrs. T. L. Monroe of Lau
rens, S! c., are at the Gates.
lMr..and Mrs. Alexander ,Bollin O
Columbia. are the guest of Mr.. AM
Mrs. Sam Miller.
Rev. V. V. Booze, of Lexington, n
G., is the guest of Mrs, J. SteVel
Brown at her Flat Rock Drive home
!, Mr.. Booze is a prominent minister Q
the Lutheran faith. n
: Miss Love Shope of AshevflIe VII
: spend a few days next week VII
. Miss Lucy Scott, ..a.o
; Among recent arrivals at the Vince
+ Ter are MI. and. Mrs. Lindstedt, Q
; ST. Mathews, S. G; Mr.. and Mrs
7, Henry W Hughes, Trenton, s. =
Mr. and Mrs. F. B.. Grier, Greers, )
g: DR.. and. Mrs. W. P. Coan of Spar
fanburg, Mr.. and Mrs. w ]. Stoclk1fogF
elR. Z. Tannahill, G.. V. Mccain Q