The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-03-09
LOCAL. And OTHERWISE.

LOCAL And OTHERWISE.
Mrs. Lila Ripley Barnwelk Mssres,
gret to learn, has been quite i'll; E s.
The condition of Miss Julia Ewarts
who has been sick for several days..
we are sorry to learn is not much im+
proved.
The handsome new residence of Mr..
c. R, Whitaker is nearing completion,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker expect to
move in some time next week.
Maxwell & Brown have received the.
agency for the Golden Sun coffee
which brand is advertised in this issue
by the home factory.
A. F. P. King and family have moved
from the Marion next door below the
First National Bank to their Oakley
Florida Home, which has lately been
remod1ed.
Glazener is starting cut rate sale
this week. His page ad in this issue
will be read by many of his Iatrons
with interest. Glazener cuts the price
and sells the goods.
Mr.. C. t. Connor, the enterprising
real estate dealer and house builder,
informs us that he has recently COM.
pleted five new dwelling houses on
Charleston Heights and that three Of
them have already been sold.
Rev. K w. Cawthron and son left
Tuesday for few days stay in At
lanta. where Rev. Cawthron will at
tend Bible conference held in that
city. He will return to the city In
time to conduct services at his church,
| Sunday.
A charter has been issued the Rigby-
Morrow company by the past legisla-
ture authorizing capital of $4,000,
The company will continue in the same
business on a larger scale. The incor-
porators are J. G. Morrow, ]. A. Fletch-
er, P. L. Dermid.
Joe Guicek well known citizen of
Henderson county died last Friday at
the age of II. Mr.. Guice has been in
feeble health for some time. He
leaves a family to mourn his death
Interment was made Saturday morning
at the Mud Greek church cemetery
One of the best entertainments of
the season was given in the court
| house last Wednesday evening by the
Roney Boys. The little fellows de-
| lighted the audience with their music
and the entire entertainment was en-
joyed by all those present.
Mr.. J. ". Helsel, formerly with the
J.iR. Rich Co., of AsheViIle, has moved
to Hendersonville and will, by the
first of next week, open his place Of
business in the building adjoining
Rusher's meat market. He will man
ufacture goods in sheet metal. Look
for his ad in next weeks Hustler.
A lot of household goods were sold
at auction in front of the court hous0
last Saturday between the hours of IL
and 1 O'Clock. The goods belogned to
Mr.. Francis Masters who was trying
to get them from Canton, N. c., to
Spartanburg, S. G. They were attach
ed for debts.
Mr.. Jos. v. Cherry, of Richmond,
Va, son-in-law of Mr.. G. T. Conner,
of this place, arrived in our city last
week and is so we'll pleased with our
town that he has decided to remainy
here for some time, and it is very like
ly that he will invest some of the "long
green" in Hendersonville dirt.
J. A. Switzer an experienced life in
surance man has located in Hender-
sonville as agent for the Security Mu-
hampton, N Y. Mr.. Switzer is from
South Carolina, and is now stopping at
the Kentucky Home, where he is MAX
ing headquarters. He will move his
family here after April 1st.
Would it not be a good idea for all
of the secret societies of the town to
keep small ad in the paper telling
where and when they meet, together
with a list of the officers of the same.
Many places do this for the benefit of
the stranger that may be within the
gates of the city. Strangers often
come to the newspaper Office to OBJ
tain such information.
1t has been said that there are
three kinds of men in the world: "The
wills, the won's and cant's." The
first effect everything, the next oppose
everything and the last fail in every
thing. 81 will" builds factories and
railroads: SCI won" don believe in
| experiments nonsense; while ST
can't" grows weeds for crops and COM
monty ends his days in the poor house.
Kanuga Lake Club will have mod
ern furniture factory. Last week
there was received at the Southern
railway freight depot one car load of
machinery for the plant, which has
been in operation on small scale
some time Mr. Stephens, the presi-
dent. started the factory last year with
small output Since that time the
demand has been on continuous in
crease and they now have orders