The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-08-24
o LOCAL ITEMS.


SHORT LOCAL ITEMS.
Miss Lucy Scott is spending sever
al days with friends in Ashevflle.
Mr.. Albert Hart and bride OF High
Point, N. c., are visiting their mother.
Mrs. Hart on 9Th avenue.
Mr.. r. G.. NeVes of GreenvilIe reach
ed the city last night and is stopping
at the Hotel Gates for several days.
Misses Sarah and Grace Amos of
Spartanburg, are expected to reach the
city tomorrow for a stay Of two weeks
with f-'ends.
Miss Efie Raymond of Baton Rouge,
La, is visiting friends in the city. Miss
Raymond expects to spend several
weeks here.
Miss Emmie Terrell of Salzers, s.. c.,
reached the city today and is the
guest of Miss Brooks on 3rd avenue.
Messrs. A. H. Jones of BiItmore and
Will Jones of Asheville. were in the
city last night, guests at the German
given by the Wheeler hotel.
Mrs. N. L. Nelson. the wife of a
prominent contractor, of Jacksonville,
is located at the Carolina Home. Mrs.
Nelson is, so delighted with Hender-
sonville that she contemplates estab-
fishing a summer home here.
Mr. J. Lawrence Simmons of Shelby,
N. c., is spending several days in the
city. Mr.. Simmons is a recent grad
uate of the University and Is evidently
making good in the educational field.
He has been elected to a full profess
sorship in the department of English
in one of the Tennessee colleges.
A nifty article of baseball will be
played at Kanuga tomorrow after
noon between the team there and one
Of players from the High
land Lake Club. The Kanugans will
have the advantage of much practice
INDUCED in the past few weeks which
can probably be overcome through the
able generalship of Manager Oates of
the former club.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fisher and
family of Pensacola, Fla. are in the
city for a stay CT several weeks. Mr..
Fisher is a prominent member of the
bar in Pensacola and also President
of the Mortgage Investment Co. He
is better known in. this state as the
Bill Fishervwho for three years was a
star football player at the University.
The famous team of 1903 numbered
Mr.. Fisher among its aggregation of
football stars.
A most enjoyable hay ride to Stony
Mountain was participated in by the
guests of East View on Thursday af-
ternoon. Mr.. M. Dermid, who is
ever ready to cblige, drove the party
in his farm wagon. Refreshments
were enjoyed at the mountain ton.
The fortunate guests were; Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. s. Waterman and sons, Stand
ish and John. of New Orleans, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno. Cater and Mrs. Backus, of
Charleston, Mrs. r. E. Aunspaugh,
Miss Kate Parker CT Mobile nd Miss
Rosa Sands of Montgomery, Ala.
There is a certain automobile in
town giving a lot of trouble to several
people. The cause of the trouble is in
the peculiar sound emitted from the
horn which is somewhat similar to the
preliminary f1ourishes of a brass band.
When the horn of this machine warns
some vehicle or pedestrian of it's ap-
proach, as all good horns should do,
the sound is mistaken and preparation
for a band concert is accordingly
made. The stores empty and the
collects, butt is to laugh.
DR.. G. F. Reed who conducted the
Bible hours each morning last week
az the Auditorium left yesterday for
MS home in Nashville, Tenn. Much
good was done in these daily meetings
by DR.. Reid and he endeared himself
to early one during his stay here nj
the city.
The streets last Saturday night
were more crowded with people than
they have been at any time this sea-
son ALI the drug stores were crowd
ed Sc that it was almost impossible to
get eve a plain lemonade without re-
singing yourself to a long wait.
"The Terrace" was the scene of a
quiet wedding yesterday when Miss
Josie Dermid and MI. Murphy Eli
oft were united by Squire Hood.
Both parties are of this city. Mr..
Elliott Is one of the BARRIERS at the
Climax barber shop IN Main street
The ceremony was witnessed by sew
eral friends who had been apprised
Of what was to take place a short
while before the ceremony The
bride and groom are now spending
their honeymoon with the parents ci
the groom a. Brevard.