The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-06-22

dHu are much pleased
with our mountain city.
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Mrs. Vance Norwood and
daughter, Miss Marie, who have
been visiting In Ireden and Cataw-
ba counties for some time. re-
turned to the city last~week.
Dr.. William Redin Kirk has re-
turned from New Orleans DR..
Kirk has been taking a special
course at the celebrated Tulane
University in that city.
DR.. j. Steven Brown, DR.. Guy
b. Dixon and DR.. L. B. Morse are
attending the State Medical Asso-
citation at Charlotte. DR.. Morse
is the Henderson-Polk county del
egate to the convention.
Mr.. Arthur Kennedy and fam
lily from WiIliston, S. c., are on
Charleston Heights, in their home
bought from Mr.. Connor.
Mrs. Laura Stoney and daugh-
ter, Miss Minnie are here for the
summer, from A1lendale, S. c.,
and are at home ON 9th avenue.
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Mrs. D. B. Johnston, of Rock
Hill, S. c., wife of the president
of Winthrop college is with her
aunt, Miss Smith, at Bide-a-wee
cottage on Fleming street.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Grimes
of Portsmouth, Ohio, are in town,
the guests of their son, Mr.. John
Grimes of the Wanteska Trust and
Banking Company They are ae-
companied by Miss Christine Shell
#1y, a neiee of Mr.. Grimes. Mrs
Grimes and Miss Shelly will re-
main here for the sumner.
Grimes viii return to- Ohio shortly.
Mr.. Hubert Smith, son of Mr..
w. A. Smith is home from Cornell
preparatory school In New. York,
and brought with him the gold
medal won in the defamation
contest. Didn't have to exert
himself so much at that. But,
when you come to think about It,.
he was the only boy In the fight
for the coveted honor who came
from Hendersonville.
Mr.. Geo. A. Cash, of Tryon, n.
c., was a pleasant caller at the
Hustler office Tuesday. Mr.. Cash
was on his way to Etowah to visit
his mother and sister, both of
whom are quite sick.
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Mr.. Charles A. Bittner of ST.
Louis, is in town for a~few
weeks stay, the guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. s. Y. Brysons This. is
Mr. Bittner's first visit TO Hen
Jacksonville, which he thinks the
prettiest and most attractive
town he has ever visited. He Isl
most particularly enthusiastic
over the magnificent mountain
scenery surrounding this city
and expects to spend his too brief
a visit here most pleasantly.
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There wer; 33 livery rigs and
eight a automobiles at the South
ern Depot yesterday to meet the
one o'clock train.
DR.. R. B. Grinnan will return
from Virginia on Friday. The
usual services will be held at tie
Presbyterian church on Sunday.
Professor j. A. Dauer of Jack
son, Tenn, has charge of the Ho-
tel Gates orchestra this season.
lie was Director of music at the
Methodist Conference Institute.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. E.. DePass had the misfortune
in getting his arm broken while
playing out in the lawn. The lit
tie fellow is reported to be get
ting along nicely.
G.. O. Carson better, known as
Shorty has a news stend IN
front of the Daily Herald Office
Mr.. Carson is an experienced
news Vender and has almost all
the different big papers on sale
including the Daily Herald.
The Charlotte delegation OF
boosters arrived with banners in-l
viting one to "Watch Charlotte
Not satisfied with that,
they also spraRled the same slo.