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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28

Sie 9c,uport Office fir bas uGIa.
tiaaatier gplfs6latt" beiinbct Sdl in
so. 339 gprf Strnke, scgeuuber BEN
Gpnrtbauie, ippielbit Gsnisfeiten, An.
seieen u. (. tp. bis 10 llbr 45 Uaiuntes
abeabs eutaeseuaenpmmen tperbsn.
SelepbuE SoMh 24O1.
- areisridtsr SungbIut betpiGigis
eeitsrn gliiabetb Stul Die na6ssiuhts
Saeioung BON glun5o Stua. -
2ouis Gaultner reitte geitern fir fsi.
nen bier Sabre alien Sobn cine Shas
bensria stlags in 6Dbe Don $2500 gsz
gen Sdpbsn 6au Don 9apt,y, Sp.,
elm. Der &nabs puroe anqsblih am
21. Sttpber beim paiiiren Der 6dll's
ihsn Wobnuna pon sinem 8uQsnbsis
bsr our grOs seiporfen uno i'm geiiht
unb am 6alie burh Btiis perIsst.
- gmerulD truman ppn grlangsr,
Ep., 80 Sabre alt, Miro 'sit psm p.
RcOtmber permibt. Gr mar isit eini.
ger 3eit arbeitslos uno feline 5rau un6
f.in. 6siDen tl.insn aiHosr iino dLler
Mittsl sntblobt. truman, Der aIs
&rtilleriit uno aopdqeriit in Ter 9uns
besormee oients, ipurbs Dor einem
Sabre in Weit sgireinien ppn Straben.
rduberu augefallen uno burh etuen
!5ieb auf ben Ropf Yhper periest. Gr
purbs 5ulest in Cincinnati 9eisben.
- %. SO Dbits, Der friitere Gpun.
tp superintendent Der offentliteu
Shuien, lit in fsinsr Wohnung bel
alerunbria i'm alter BON 36 Sabren ei.
nem 2ungenleiben erlegen.
- Die Boitfparbant ipiro BON iest
ab bis 7.30 Qbenos unb Samitugs Bis
8 llbr abenos often Iein.
Inbrep Wsnth, Der 8atsr BON
Charles Wsntb BON Der of Jroni
Strabs, lit in 5enbsrion, ap., ssitors
BEN.
- 5eiratbsidsins. Dnl. 9ilerim
uno Srens Repsa, bsioe pom gobing.
ton; Dm. 6. gottsr BON 1T. Sbomos
unb SIiiab.tb DoIfsoru BON Sups
tborns, &p.; 5Iorence Stsin BON Nefp.
port uno Wurp RuIhmann BON Cob
Sprinss; Johu Rombs uno Wotbiloe
Srombolb, bsibe bon Repport.
- Casper WalO betannte iid gss
fern IhuIbis, niats gum llntsrhaIt
feinss IL Sabre alien anaben beigetrds
gen su hubsn. 0a er iih perpflidteis,
feiner Jrau in 3utunft So pro Wp6s
81 5ablen. ipuros sr aus Der 9dft snts
lahen.
- Grunbsi9entbums ue6ertpd9uns
gen. anna Strobel an Jrau Sp6n 3.
Erauth, % SUB an Der 4nr Strabs;
81. - Soi. uno emma W!uter an
Warcus MeTbbonsp, 80 SUB an Der
Bnlnut Strabs, canton; 81. -
fserb. Mief an u. R. Brothers, 80
5ub an Wonmoutb Strabe; 81.
- Geo. 9. Suber binterIGbt tsftd.
msntariih feiner Wittps ben sanaen
Ra9lab.
- 2ouis 6oilanb rsidte oeftsrn cine
aldge TN Campbell areiss.ridt gsgsH
bic 4IbermGnnsr. 8urgermsiitsr ariss
ger unb bic etabt Repport Elm, I'm bic
Stam baran gu DerbinosrH, sinsn
fontratt fir 12 1peitere 3ellen i'm 3.
Stodpert bes GtfdnsniT.s an bic 60,
lumbia Jron Worts gu pers.ben. Di.
5tdport Jron WOrts. beren Nnaebot
.psrnprfM purbs, ioIeu Die llr1eber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28
Wri4toi Segtfn, ,uefd \
g6dnmer 6imoen.


,Metben gis sih los non iener RTanf.
heif oner petpsn, fuei6ef SAe ffit Qs,
fAdfss cher Wefpnii9eH unfdhtu Hot4f
Gle iSnren fih ntcht pcu .uEb RuHs ~
lebsns erfreiiefl, fpsnH b1fittbt an giSttr
nrs, ss, Ia ssi bs,ss IN sI'Txlns xssss
tinnerl ScbiitislH Gle cssJslbsn an
hesinnen Sic elm neues cstsn ttatt-.
fstf.. Aegullren Gle bic SiuHesfi ttS
E<bIafs. Asableu Ets iorsfdlfia Jesf
slatruns., relen eie nff'mssHam . snlpi
&le DGs ncdfietsHbs ssssspi nHetrsrs
EBcdcH nner MJfiate lang Ss9eInin5ig
cetrnnf1fn unb ale fcl1e gpnspfgHfs
irss essis rerben cerfhpiuben: Lrlof,
,inasrinieHs aagsn taiie Fiits saas.., Rafsn'
aaessst ssst '.SS1laHals, 'asss ssiilsis,aisii, ass
fHarfcf6mnAe, 1u6en. Nls6en tcr ben
suseH. EGHsrsen i'm fiHtsriepf, Bib
tern, esHfhIiaftfi. Wieteroef 6Ioasnkstt
estndhfntbftSpd6e. slprsitsbsIlnt, f4ias
K ,,E gsasisE!H riaseises sssHI gssIisglaIls. t
be usIo linfdblafeif. tut6ftgs YflifJsn
~ bsrrtd'sen. ipsHH lie psrrsttst frsrb<a
Sum soften scme, DeI9s isre s0us
ffretenbc Wefaubhstt ritbsrrinHeku
sansii nssbnHosn, riIb eas .loiatses
SnitnIsitri gsaebgn, 90 sulbalf leisst
6padte obsr Bssurtnteiis bisbsnbe Esa.
Flgm !raenhpcfder art. Mlii6en Sis
baiiegbe Gu GGnie nne sgsisunne futft
bon JersTg Resbeu sttuas srtnessH.
Tie BehnnbluHa IN einfnM. gti1nblsM
ufte fcrrefi. rerperr0geube Apcttsfgr
ftffern bic eaHpi. 1irifnxsfi, Grftaffe
nre Giisnteu tn tsInftcu pom siHtr uHs
as, fertia srm glif6en. pafltn Ese no
ttei uraffl ShritD Znrfcporiud 1cHb
pcuHb aebeH, mifdsH SIC es init stnsf
sinse COMPOUND fslnsb ssaImcrt nsib Iofs
len Sie es yipsi EinEbsH fte5g1. ssi1reu
Zse cine uHse Qptnpciine 9ficHS 1GrticI
nub stns an8e 9tmfurs G1rbertens 1sms
r0gfHh hiHm liein Gagbumcm1. E<eiifs
teIr <ie IS piif 'HHn netuier Gle sirsn
EbssGeffeI nca mad isber gaabssfit aHe
tcr bern Efiafenaeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28

Weritdnbnis fir toIoniok Grnsen unb
rn1hte tpertbDoae Grfabrunaen.1 1rani=
reid icnnie natiirIith nidt sr6Bre
1bsile Der beimii6en gepoIierunl ols
Sitolsr ausididen uno TO ben, Qanee
ben Stempel fransoiiften DoIssibums
olfprdasn. oenn ba5u mar es islbfi su
menihenarm. Gs Bot aber bier jene
ftrdffe bureautratiTte DrtDaltung
ousgebiIoei. bic bann in alien AoiDs
rlien tinsefiibrt tpurbe: Gs bat bur6
bxfe erCbtruns feinsWoh!ftnunr i'm
Rittelmser beoeuieno peritdrii uno
fih auh sin unlsuabarss olasmeints
W.rbisnit ertpcrs.n, inotm "a bem bss
bahln uHsebinoert herrihenben Sees
r1uterpeien Elm grbe bereiiet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28
2ofal !. Heridt.


SIN itdbtifhen 9ouamt tpurbeu aee
tern bic folssnoen Hautrlaubnibs
ideins erfpirtt: ). Soffleber. 5ipeis
ftodiges WObnbaus uuf benz Grunbs
i,iid go. 2349 Robs Etrnbe, $500;
SOf. Griel, apeiftodises Dobnbaus
on Der 5aniborne nahe Der Wurbod
4penue, $4,000; Jobn u. gbapmoa,
2sitOdisesW Wobnbaus auf bem 9runD>
itid so. 1852 - 4254 gaitsrH 4p..
$1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28

unS 0ruisfeiten iinn absngebsn Ode
srr 4. unS Charles Strnke. llnier
Nsent fir Samiltpn ipahnt 9lo. BOZ
RurS ;srunt Ctr. Selcpbon Samiltos
1861. Selcpbon ,snisrrS aprrelpou
ssnieu: 393X gsQ.
g bm Gift.
tEpestaI.asselas ses G'nc!nnatsr soHsslatti
SamiItpu g., q. Ropember.
9lus iopsit unbetannter llriads mdhs
te om Mpntas Der q Sabre aite Wtls
liam M. Darts isinem 2eben ein Gns
be, inoem er iit NIT aarbolfdure pers
oiftete. Der 2ebensmiins periibte ben
Selbitmorb in Der Wphnuns 'eines
@etters Rihoro Sba6er, an Der Gde
Der gpnoder Qpeuue uno Sohn Str,
nQ6bem er pprber iih istRen bsiten
Qnsue anessoseu bate. er puros IN
betpubtloIsm 3uitano mad bsm Der
cp Spipital ssbradt, no sr tur5s 3ett
Ipdtsr itorb.
- geinobe 100 Shpsine Der
Gountp 4rmenbauss5drm rerenoeten
lebte Wohe on Der Cholera.
- Der Wirtb Sobn 2utens, bon
ainoenpalb, fpurbe gsitern Wprgen
pom Mopor Rotbipeu psssn 8erIeBs
una bes Wittsrnahtsssfesss um $50
unb Soften bsitruft.
- Rihtsr 0arb betpiQiete Der Glis
3a6stb Stul8 bic Sheiouns bon 5rsb.
S6uI5, auf Gruno bon Wibbdnblung.
Wm. morris, q, Wanstte, an.,
uub &uru 9rsp, %, Somilton; Bm.
9alsp, BON Cincinnati, unb Wlarie
Rau BON MibbIstorpn, srIarsten 9eis
ratbsiheine.
- Der Mas.snbal Der 6arugdri
2oae Rc. 675 in qinoIsps 5olls, pors
asitsrn 4beno psrIief In itoniter Wsis
fe. Fri. Gnna 3sibler, Ro. 22T 5anos
Der Strabs, srbieIt ben srfisn grsis,
bsitebenb aus elmer iiIbtrnsng0rfs uno
Jrpin aubl, go. / gurnett Strabs,
purbs Der 3tpeite prsis, eiu ia0nsr
Rsseri6irm, 5useiprphen. Beioe iuns
&C 2euts parsn bi, If6nitsn Wnst,n.
49, Der friitsre gbsf Der G<usrpsbr,
1apib 2insIer, if als bsmptratif4sr
aanpiOot fir Sberiff aufsetreten.
49, 5rau Sdrrp 2eibrot, BON go.
40 9oroon Qlpenue, beffentte ibrsH
Gottsn nit sinem Sobnhtn.
- g. SO. peters, BON Sprinefielb,
g., fiei gsftern in MiooIetopn BON sis
nsm Giitsrpuesn uHo brad oas rshte
ShuIterblatt.
- Tas 3eitoment hts Wm. Neps
ION bon Wioblstoipn, ipurbs i'm Rad
Inbgertht singereidi. or ptrmatt ben
Rodlab fsiner Satin marp So'spbine
Nsrpton unb roh ibrsm 5obe benz
Sobne Gilbert 9piett Rstpton. 3i.
So6tsr Sattte Rspcom6 ipurbs nit
81 bebaht.
- 5enrp Ropp, ipsI6er bon Olga
Rapp auf Sfsibuns psrtIaet ipurbe,
iit psri9punben unb CAB bic 5auseins
ri6tung ieiner Wluttsr, nit bsm 4ufs
TRACE. pisielbs Su psrtaufen. Die Wluts
ter, 5rau 2i55ie Eapp, purbs bur6
gsri6tIi6en gefe6I berbinbert. bas
gigsntbum Su Deraubern.
- Sobn W. dig ftarb Senntds
Mtittas i'm 5pfpital in Gontpn, O.,
i'm Glter bon 40 Jabr,n. On Der @es
birnerpeihung. or ipobnie go. ITS
Seoton Strnbe, NIT 9oitin unb ,ipei
Rinbern. Die 2eite tpurbe sur Beer
6igung auf nem 9rsentpppb Grieotof
mad Somilton sebra9t.
- gbarles Sngram unb Wultsr
Smitb. tpsI6e 5dnbpertsseug aus
bem Stoq bss Rep. gabia bon Srforo
Ito6lsn, plaibirten Inn Rriminalseri6t
iaulbig unb purben bon Rlfter 9aro
je um SO uno Gof.en unb a Mona,.n
arbsitsbuus beitruft.
pauI gG, ptlher felt suni i'm
GountD armsnbaus ippbnte, fpurbe
Sonntas pom SdlasfIub befalIen uno
itor6 seitern i'm Ilter pon 48 Snbren.
Gr bat einsn Sobn unb cine Sohter,
psl6e in Cincinnati ipobneH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28

Gin fotbrinsif6er Ruft tns
fis pom aronprin5en ange
fauft. Wlii einem interior miloer
wlsInnholie brinst cine grobe parifer
3situHa bic Rnhriht, bob bos bsrrs
fhcfiiihs Gut zines Der tisfften unb
beotut.nbiten n:usronSSFihsn Di4tsr
burh aauf in ben geiis bss beutfnen
Aronprinsen iibersesnnstn III: bi.
5errfdaft Bonbrspill. In 2cthringen,
no Der 0ieorie sranccis be GursI
lohreldne ipohnte nnb bic anreaung
81 itinsn ih5niisn Iihtunsen sH,e
rfungen BAT. Die 6srrfhaft gonbres
piIe. bas neu. tronprinsline Gut. pers
fiigi iibsr ieine orhitettonifhen Wuns
bar; bas 6.rrihaftsbaus 6efsehi aus
einem srobsn. in iali6ism IdnhIiHen
Stil errihieien Gutshaus, oos Jrans
eois be gursI nit fsinsm ann sinfc.
dem Geitrnnf fir isins psrf5nIinsn
4nfpriide sinssrittet bat. DIR DID
ter mar mad bem uribsii sinss fsinsr
JreuHbe. bss ShauipieIers 6enri
Wnper bon Der Gonleoie s5rnncnift,
Elm ausseseihneter 2onbpirib, Der ts
borirefflih periianbtn Bat, iein Gut
luf bic 5cbe moberner Qonbfpirths
Ihafi su brtngen. Der bisberiee BE-
flyer eniitammt ibrigsns elmer alien
lcibrineifdsn JdmiIis. bic felt Iansem
In Meb lebts unb erIt nah benz qrieae
mad, g)aris iiberiiebelte. Tos fh0ne
Out, In bsm Graneois be gursl fsine
Wsiii,riptrte. Dor olIem feline -6oHis
lien uno iein .Reues D0benbiIb1 gss
f6affen bat. bat inbireii AUDI Elm tis
forifhes Sntsr.ife: in Der Hdb lisst
bic olts tleine aopells non Repbaf.
nis einii oft Rnrl ben groben In ibren
Wnusrn FAB. Tenn iens 0eseno tpar
Elm beDorsusies Jaebesfilot bss sriitH
beutfhen aoifsrs. Dos Gut perfiist
aud beute nod uber eine rtihe Jasb,
Dor nlIsm iiber Sduar,fpiIo unb Re-
De. Gtr Tihtsr. Der bier In isinffi
Mubsfiunben 2onStpirib uno Jdgtr
mar, nerIdbt nun na6 nem Nnicuf
istnss Guies burh Den Qronprin5sH
tnbgiltis beuifden gobsn unb iiebtlt
mad Syran.rsih iiber. BsrtitB Dor
siniger 3eit bat .r bas reisnoIle sleins
Shlcb bon WariDanr anasiouft unb
Fh bier barf, 2anberipsrbunpsn In
Der llmgsbuns Gin ntuss Gut sef6ofs
fen. Jn bic Si1iis aber. no einii Die.
fer lotbripifhe poei feline Werst
Tfuf, tpirb nun ais WeIissr Der iiinis
.iet Trigger Der beuifhsn 4niitrsyone
sinsisheu, ipsnn aud ipabrf6sinliH
itsts nur ais Elm fIiidtissr Gat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28

Gtrsng bsfo!st.
Run. R5shen, haft Du btnn nab
renb m.iner abDsfenbtit blbi& sss
borft21
ga, papa. an alien 1hiiren.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28
SeHebme. Mn.

- 70 Sunoebsiser, ote i1re Steu'
ern niht besablt bdbsn, miiHen beuts
glbeno i'm 9oIiaeieeriht eriteinsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28
8 q mt 1t o n.

Samilton gnseieen, l.Wrtisen
unS giruisfeiten fnb absngeben Ode
DER 4. unS Charles Strake. liner
Naent fir Samiltpn ipabnt 9lo. BOZ
9pro ssrunt Ctr. Selcpbon pamiltos
1861. Selcpbon ,snisrrS aprrelpou
bsuten: 393X gea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28

Die Gciupprt Office fur Sas rGin'
tinantier golfs6latt" beiinbrt Sidl ia
80. 339 gOrf Strahe, segeuaber benz
Gonrtbauie, ipoielbit Gsnisfsiten, An.
seieen u. (. sp. bis 10 llbr is Riuntes
abeabs eutsesenaenpmmeu ipsrbsn.
Seleuhur Eonth 24O1.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-04-21

Fourjor.-nl WAS social ~yNr'
founded BY Charles Fourier born d.
France 177a. died ISL Fourier aI''
Gated cooperative ludusuia'ism' GO"
pled with the idea that society sbpH'"
he organized into 'phalonGe~' ~ TIDE
pbulapgc was 10 number abou, l''O
ucrsons. who were 10 live IN " com
mon bulldmg with certain portion
of soil for cultivation. The staple ID
dnstry was to be agriculture bur 'n'
various groups might devote mem.
selves TO such MS were best suII'a q.
tbclr tastes Several attempts were
made 10 carry out Fouriors theories
hm+ rho result i'm each case was ran
ure.-New York American.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-04-21

Inward Carson is noted for his
'I'sh wit On one occasion in
"l'h The Judge. with whom he
"'u more than one passage Of
pointed out TO him the discrep-
9p'Wcen the evidence Of two Of
'n'sScS, one a carpenter and
nv I,uVr a saloon keeper, he answer
nals so, my lord. Yet another
|, Inference between bench and
London NJ. A. p.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-04-21


. ed uoH'a ''l"' ',.'.' 'i' .''.
tUa single me" me ''... '
l.. lar news Ni."o".''.'. ,"'
n reT Hnn.r. 'r""" ANA ''I'.l W
\ description j" the Guy '""' 81
4 was at llo assay oLI'v "'" u"
i m for bin.
H. ihc city detective Was VIZ"
H. Became moro necessary To- go
\ ng other means To prev ell "'.
4 from really becoming q l''i''
Ill., articles
IN one provision We anaIIF l''c"f
4 nu our rul"s that has AeiH
4 rm, ne Nh, greatest portion OF
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-04-21

Father never smoked when ] wa.
your age. VIII yon be- able 10 tell thai
10 your sDa? Wii'ir-Not and herI
nv face Ms straight as you do, pop
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-04-21
Starting Badly.

w here," exclaimed young Mr..
iar'or in desperation. "is this
y uo' a Wedding tour"
'" VI COURSE" snapped young
V H. it's our wedding tour
~ earth did you think il wGS|
" '-.'| beginning 10 think ia "
Y TOUR Now cut il out. sceE'-
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-11-02
Road to Prosperity.


Perhaps the quickest way to judge
enterprising firms in HenderscnviIIe
is by the. amount of printers ink they
use. The Welt known real estate and
Insurance firm of Ewbank & Ewbank
have never failed to take advantage
of every Opportunity when it comes to
using printers ink. Messrs Ewbank
e Ewbank are young men, who have
spent the greater part of their lives in
this city. They have grown up with
the people of Hendersonyille and hold
the confidence of the business men of
the city in every transaction of their
firm.
The Fire Insurance department of
this popular firm is n of the largest
assets. BUSINESS has grown in con-
siderable proportion during the past
year. In another part of this paper
can be found a large display adver-
tisement announcing the fire loss of
North Carolina every year. The firm
gives a note of warning, and it is for
mutual benefit that this large ad is
being used. This is a very important
matter and should be given careful
thought.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-11-02
GAME AT ii L A
World Series Game Secured at Local
Play House Saturday.

NVrId Series Game Secured at Local
Play House Saturday.
The best pictures that are on the
market is what the patrons of the
Palace always see when they visit
that Popular Play House and today
when seen by a Hustler man Manager
Catron stated that the Palace would
stay open the entire winter and that
Me had made arrangements with the.
exchange to give him a service that
would v nsurpass that which is now
offering tc the people of Henderson
vile, and that service is without equal
any where.
Hendersonville has a moving pic
ture show that shows the best there
i sin the picture world and will con-
tinue to have as long as the Palace
keeps it sdoors open
The great base ball games Athletics
VS.. Giants will be shown there Satur-
day night and afternoon will be a fea-
ture that no one should miss, the Ma
tional game played by the best talent
in the world.
On Saturday night Now IL, the
great feature the Two Orpahns will
be shown, this is an exceptionally
fine picture in two reels.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-11-02
MOHTER on GOVERNOR HERE.

-
Mrs Emma Hooper visitor in the Citv.
Watches Struggles Of DistinOnishad
Son In Tennessee.
Having sold the homestead Of the
! 'oper family in New Port. Tenn.
D mother of Governor Ben f. Hoop-
q Tennessee, who gained fame in
q asst election Of that state, moved
Toxaway where she purchased a
comfortably located little home to re-
main The rest of her days. Mrs.
MRS. Hooper was in Hendersonville
last Tuesday on business and she also
met several of her old friends who
knew her while here on previous
visits and knew her in New Port
many years ago.
1t is interesting to note that Gov
ernor Hooper has quite a number of
close relatives in Henderson county.
His father, DR.. Hooper moved
away from this section of the state
many years ago. He was married
twice. Governor Hooper was a son
of the first wife and Mrs. Emma
Hooper the second wife took charge OF
Governor Ben while he was still a
very young fellow. DR.. Ben Hooper
died several years ago and the family
became scattered. Governor Ben be-
ga nthe practice of law and later en-
tered into politics, while his mother
stayed at home watching the rapid
progress in which her step son was
gaining fame in his native state
Mrs. Emma Hooper now in fairly
good health prefers to live in the
mountains of Western North Carolina
to that of the busting, whirlwind
strides of the capital city of Tennes-
see. She is always interested in what
her son is doing and keeps in close
touch with him although they are
many miles apart.
John Hooper, one of the wealthiest
farmers of this county and who lives
in the Mills River section is a first
cousin to the distinguished Governor
of ~ennessee. Monroe Hooper OF
Georgetown, S. c., is also a first cous-
in to the Governor Their fathers
were brothers.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-11-02
DENIES REPORT

Postmaster Jackson Did Not Receive
Letter as Stated i'm AsheViIle Cit
iZen.
Postmaster jackson denies that he
has at any time received a letter with
reference to the Myrtle Hawkins muir
der mystery. Several days ago there
appeared a special to the Asheville
citizens from this city stating that
Postmaster Jackson had received a
letter stating that if the Oseeola Lake
was dragged there would be found the
body of a man in the lake with a rock
tied tc his body which would explain
the mystery. This report is without
ground other than it is said that some
thing to this effect was received some
time ago by another party in this city
but the letter stated ha if a certain
person was missing he would be found
at the bottom of the lake.
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Resolutions.

The following resolutions yer
unanimously adopted at the last meet
ing of Wilmington Lodge, No. 139, /.
90. Wilmington, N. c..
Resolved, That this lodge extend it's
sincere thanks to the officers and
members of Ochlawaha Lodge, Nc: 161
/. o. o. F. Hendersonville N. c., for
their kindly and f%raternal interest in,
and attention to Bro. Frank Green, a
member of this Lodge, during his long
illness in that city.
Resolved, If at any time or in any
way this lodge ca nbe CT assistance to
that lodge or any of it's members, we
shall esteem it a CRATE privilege to do
so. Each member personally wishes
to express appreciation for your many
acts of courtesy.
Yours Fraternally,
". C. SMIH, Sec'y.
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HELD CONVENTION.
Second Annual Convention of the
C0unfV q. q Association.

County 8. s. Association.
The second annual convention of the
Henderson county Sunday School AS
sociatfon which was held with the
Valley Hill church October 26th and
9th was the largest attended meeting
in the history of the Association In
the absence of the Vice President,
Rev. A. T. Justice opened the conyen-
ton and presided at the first session.
J. Van Carter, State secretary, was on
hand throughout the convention. w.
w. MARI of Biltmore, was present at
the opening session and made an in
teresting talk expressing his hearty
endorsement of the work. Rev. Lewis
Collins was also O inland with his
World Wide s. s. address" and also
helped Mr.. Carter in conducting the
Round liable Talks" each day in
which every body felt free to engage
in and from which much help was de-
rived
The only regret of the convention
is that every Sunday school worker,
and especially every superintendent
in the county was not present to get a
share of the valuable suggestions that
were given by these men who have
had a wide experience in this work.
The election of officers for the year
~resulte das follows: G. S. FulIbright,
president; H. A. Mercy, vice presi-
DENT; d. S, Pace, treasurer: Emma
Jean Sample, secretary.
Executive Committee. S. Wet
muir, chairman, Geo. Justice, F. ".
Hunter S. Brown, G. k. Hale, J.
w. Morgan, S. J. Blythe, w. A. Os-
borne.
Department Superintendents.-Ele-
mentary, Mrs. j. F.. Brooks; Home
Department, Mrs. w. L. Miller; Visi-
tation Department, Miss Ella McCIain,
Teacher Training Department, F. E.
Durfee; Adult Department, T. L. Dur
ham.
H~endersonVille was selected as the
place TO rthe next annual meeting.