The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-09-07

Col. White and DR.. Price Of Musk
ogee, Okla, reached the city today
and are Quartered at the Kentucky
Home. where they expect to spend
several weeks.
Mr.. o.. j.. Holloway, connected
with the Atlantic Coast Line railroad
at Wilmington stopped over in the
lefty yesterday on his way to- Breyard
where he will spend several days
Number SO wins the beautiful little
Dolly Fayorite Range give away by
Edwards Hardware Company in IT'S
contest recently closed. The person
holding this lucky number had not
been located before going to press
this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs b. B. Balm of Raj
eigh reached the city yesterday and
Will spend several days here, stop.
ping at the Kentucky Home.
Mrs. F. H. H. Calhoun and Mrs
H. B.. Carlisle Of Clemson College.
s.. c., we're in the city yesterday for
a short while, leaving for Spartanburg
last night.
Mr.. c.. H. t. Bly, left yesterday
for New York where he expects to
spend about ten days on matters of
business. s.
Mr.. H. e. stillwell left yesterday
for a stay of several days in savan-
nah and Jacksonville.
Mr.. w. H. Sheets. Jr.. of Ashe-
vile was in the city yesterday for a
short while.
Mrs. JIG. Darlington. of Laurens
S. c. returned homa this morning
after several months visit with her
son at the Kentucky Home.
Miss Annie, Mary and Wilhelmenia
Webb Of Nashville Tenn, who have
been spending the past two weeks at
the Kentucky Home returned today
after a very pleasant visit.
DIR. r H Bellamy, and DR. and Mrs
E. ] Wood of Wilmington are in the
city today.
Miss Sarah Cansler. who has been
spending several weeks at Kanuka
returned yesterday to her home in
Charlotte.
Mr.. d. H. Klein, Principal of the
Flat Rock graded school for the past
three years is in the city passing the
amenities of the day with Supt. w.
S. Shitle.
The weather man in ~parce1ing out
rain for the various portions of the
country must have made a mistake
and gave this section the supply nj
tended for Charlotte. Else remorse
nver the recent dry spell deter
mined him to even up old scores.
Mr. and Mrs w. H. Bangs and family
who have been spending several days
in the city returned to their home in
Atlanta lat night Mr.. Bangs is pleas
antly remembered here on account
CT his former connection with the
Light and Power Co.. in the capacity
of Superintendent. His renewance
of old friendship was very pleasant
and a more prolonged stay would have
been entirely proper
Prof. r. M. Twins Of Kanuga Lake
was seen / nthe city for a short while
today shaking hands with old friends.
GEORGE nroprietcr, custodian.
md Chief Mogri Of the news stand and
shoe-shine emporium in front of the
Herald Office fervently clasps hands
with the farmer of this section in re-
joicing over the copiouness of the
rainfall for the past three days. The |
consequent muddy condition of the
streets has boosted his business con-
siderably and he is now ready tc
place another stand directly in front
Of the present one. He says that he
never saw the real estate market so
active in all his life, nearly every per-
son that passes carries large, por-
tons Of it or his shoes.
Mr.. Vance Norwood, the good ma
tured and very efficient linotype op-l
orator in the Herald Office left fer
Wilmington today where he will spend
several days On matters of business.
In his absence Mr.. Charlie Norwood.
ably seconded by Messrs Billy Kinch
and Leonard Hesterly, will convert
into cold, senseless lead the hot,
sometimes senseless, words from the
pen of the Herald scribes.
Mrs. Harris Wilcox and son who
have been spending sometime at and
Arden Highland Lake returned to
their home in Charlotte today.
Mr.. B. F. Gudger of Ashevflle. who
is to succeed Mr.. Brown as local
manager of the Asheville Telephone
Co., reached the city yesterday and
will assume charge of the Office in
the aus of the next few days,Mr.
Gudger is familiarzing himself
with the local conditions and will
be we'll prepared to take complete