The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-08-17

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reached the city last night for q visit
of some time with his wife p daugn
ter who have been spending the sum
mer at The Gables.
Mr. John King of Greenville, s. c.,
reached the city yesterday and will
spend several days here. Mr.. King
spends a part of each summer here
and has numerous friends who Will
again welcome him back.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. l.. Edwards and two
children of Ocala, Fla, ale j the city
fer a stay of several months. Mr.,
Edwards is a prominent banker
well known throughout the state OF
Mr.. A. P. Felts of Charlotte is in
the city for a stay of several weeks.
Mr.. Felts is a prominent official of
the American Trust Co.. and is a
familiar figure in the banking circles
of this state
Mr. F. ". Carwille, at present con-
nected with the Geer Drug Co.. Char
lesion but recently en- the staff of n
of the New Orleans papers, is in
| the CITY lOI d stay VI 0ONOAoA NoJ0.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph vanLanding-
ham and Mr.. Phil Mcmahon made
the trip from Charlotte to this city
in an automobile last week and af-
ter tarrying here a few hours left
for their original destination, Kanu-
ga Lake
DR.. and Mrs. G.. H. Bunch reach
I'd the city last rec after a delight
full trip through the country from
their home in Columbia The trip
was very successfully negotiated in
a Hudson.
A very attractive sign telling of
the Chautauqua has been flung to
the breeze on Main street nearly OPP
posite the postof1ce and adds to the
general gala appearance of the bou-
levard.
The man. friends of Mr.. E. G. Still
well will be glad to see him again in
the city after spending a year at Cor
nell and taking a summer course at
the University of PENNSYLVANIA.
The Good Roads Fund like all good
and worthy causes is slow in gaining
impetus but one started will sweep
the county like a whirlwind and the
results of this work cannot be meas
uTed in mere monetary terms.
Misses Elizabeth milford and Alice I,
Smith of Wilmington arrived in the
city last night and will spend sew
eral weeks with Mrs. G. w. Milpass
en- Washington street.
Mr.. Jimmy Firlow suffered a very
painful accident Saturday night while
putting a tire on an automobile. In
some way he got his hand caught in
the transmission shaft and one of his
fingers was broken.
Mr.. w. b. Cooper, a wholesale me1-
chant of Wilming tca and President OF
the American National Bank reached
the city yesterday and will remain
several days with his family who are
spending the summer at Laurel Park
Retreat.
Quite a contras to near H. G.. Bailey
tell how with one Sllt's he blew off the
head of a rattelsnake yesterday and
then to heal H. c.. Never tell how be
emptied an automatic Colt at a water
moccasin and Rever came within a
mile of it.
Mr.. c. L. Hunlet of Richmond, Va,
connected with the Seaboard Rail-
gineer is in thn city f. = yi~'t cf
cauoyo1 Ioxo NJ T-,I-Ioxy ho- 49,
some excellent engipeo '~r
stands high in the construction d3-i
Dartment of the atlway.
Mrs. G. M. Bailey and daughter
Elizabeth, of Houston, Texas, whe
are now staying at Overlook Park
will arrive in the city in the course
CT a few days and spend sometime at
the Hotel Gates. Mr.. PaiIey who is
also expected within a wee'y or two
is the Editor of the Houston Post and
a Colonel on the staff c. Governor
Hooper.
Mrs. Jack Lewis who is snending
the summer at the Wheeler suffered a
very painful accident q few davs ago.
She wrenched her ankle rather Sc
verely n has been forced to resort
to the use of crutches for the past
days. Mrs. Lewis has been
spending several summers in the city
and has won a host OF friends who
will feel genuine regret over this I'M
tower accident. I
Two of the happiest persons of the
county yesterday were two negroes
who had been sentenced to the chain
gang in Pennsylvania county and ]
were brought here some time ago to {
serve the sentence. Their time CT |
servitude expired yesterday and & {
Deputy-Sherif of Transylvanfa was t
them back to this county to !
them in accordance with
the legal requirement in such cases. !
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