The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-06-29

now situated where Henderson,
vile used to be.
s L. Miller & Son, an insurance
company of Columbia, S. c., have
Onened an Office here over the
First National Bank.
Constable Pink Case arraigned
Fnrman Corn and Tom Mace, Of
Mind Creek, before Justice of the
Peace B. F. Hood, Taturday af-
ternoon, upon a charge of assault.
The case was compromised, by the
accused paying the cost of court.
For tonight at the Lyric theatre
Mr., Bradford has engaged the
Highland Lake Club orchestra, of
which Mr.. Orme Edwards is direc-
tor, to furnish music for his enter
tainment. The Lyric pictures
are high class, and some very in
tpresting ones vii lbe shown to-
night. After this week Mr.. Brad
ford expects to have some first
class vaudeville at his theater.
Splendid progress is being made
with the operetta "Snow White
TO be given at the auditorium for
the benefit of the q. D. C.'s. The
part of Princess Snow White will
be taken by Miss Kathleen liar,
Of Spartanburg, and the a"r
parts by the young people Of H"9-
dersonville. The chorus IS coin-
posed of the towns most attrac-
tive girls and boys, directed by
Mrs. Tut of Spartanburg. There
will be an important rehearsal to-
night at half past eight O'Clock.
Anyone desiring a telephone
directory can get same by cali
ing at the telephone Co.'S Office
Irear of First National Bank.
Miss Beatryce Stowe is in the
lefty today, and will have her
dancing class: this evening at the
|Gates Hotel.
A most enjoyable and pleasant
affair of last evening was a dance
at Laurel Park Casino. GIVEN hv
Mr.. W. B. Smith in honor Of the
Misses Cole, Watson and Corny
ton of Rockingham and Miss
Pearson Of Red Springs about 90
couples participated in the dance.
Niss Annie Smith and Mrs. M.
A, Brown presided at the Punch
Bowl. The Kanuga club orches-
ira furnished music for the
dance.
Mr.. Razook at his store on
Main street, is displaying some
very handsome goods in brass,
hand made lace, Oriental en-
brdery, Japanese kimonas, scarfs
bandkerchiefs, and fans.
Dlr. Orme Edwards and Miss
hnne are playing at the Lyric
Theatre this week. Mr. Edwards
Expects the other members Of his
Prchestra the latter part Of the
peek, and will go to Highland
lake Club, Saturday, fer the
summer.
We are requested to state that
Mere will be an entertainment
lven at the Balfour graded
fclOOl building on next Friday
Elgat, June 80, the proceeds from
men Will go towards ceiling The
Palfour Baptist church. Music
&c ceram and other refreshments
Ill be spentiful and everybody
cordially invited to attend and
ep IN a good cause.
Judge G. NJ. Pace has in his
OSSeSSlOn a church envelope
un'alnlng a small amount of
r1ney, bearing the name of The
D.adel Church. Owner may re-
eve same by calling at the
Ourt house.
NM UTl' Pickens paid a pretty compli-
~ 10 M. M. Shepherd, President of
d"cal hIa1ch, during his address of
H ~ f0 the Merchants Association.
AMY ~tu OF Mr.. Shepherds integrity and
D q IN the community, and speak
nodostv, said he would never
h %o big for his breaches" On the
Em vi Mr.. Shepherds" store is a sign
o'sed Of = Dai. of monet9ore pan
H. ' i or "breeches,'' as the Colonel
EN- IF Mr.. Shepehrd's modesty
ono nparable to the general dimen-
An, u these necessary articles of a
b6nooC omplete toilet, he hasn't much