The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-08-10

h. R. ]. Alderman. a prominent
nonular young man of this city,
~ leading the field in the popu-
:, contest recently started by the
neville Citizen"
ne Sparks on the staff of 1.-THE
too reached the city last night and
spend several weeks here.
h. 4. n. Cardoza of Richmond, Va.
nbed the city yesterday and will
here a few days
rbpre is a pun going to the rounds
+be street which is about the scr
h of its type we have yet heard. The
%r-nnnster accosts his victim and
if he knew there were five hanks
Town. Of course the victim readily
After naming four, he requests
name of the fifth and gets this
ver: "Ew-Bank." Police.
fiss Josie C Cater of Mississippi,
ID he one of the soloists at the opera
he given tomorrow night.
he fish placed in the pool in front
the court house some time ago
In to have taken a proper pride in
pcpularity of Hendersonville as
mecca for summer tourists. The
vded condition of the city imbueG
m with civic pride and endeavor-
to emulate they have responded
Nv. The funny tribe has inc"cas-
wonderfully in the past few days.
fiss Frances Walsh of Columbia,
is here for a two weeks visit IL
family of DR.. and Mrs. Egerto4.
[r. John Harvey of Snow Hill, n.
will visit Mr.. Pierre Mallette at
Eah within the next few days.
essrs Will and Sam Fisher of
eville spent Sunday here.
iss Emma Killian of Columbia. S.
is in the city for a two weeks
r. Houston Bramlett of Spartan
3 who has been spending his va
ON at Kanuga and in the city has
rned to his home.
iss Maria Michaux of Dillon, s. c.,
ere for a stay of several weeks.
r. Charles Clark has returned from
sit to- his mother in Spartanburg.
I. Charles Epton of Spartanburg
B the city for several days.
r. Rivers Alexander who las been
ding some time her has returned
is home in Camden, S. G.
iss May Lucille Smith, daughter of
and Mrs. T. M. Smith, who has
living in New York for several
tbs past, will return to Hender-
lille about September LIST.
r. and Mrs. r. A. Wallings, of New
ans, are guests of Laurel Park
eat. Mr.. Wallings was attracted
Iendersonville by accounts he had
of Laurel Park charms, Mr.. and
Wallings will remain at the Re-
tabOut three weeks.
RS. Charles and Mrs. R. G.. Clarke
expected to return here early
week. Mrs. Charles's many
Ids will be pleased to learn that
health has vastly improved and
she is now on the highway to
plete recovery, it is hoped.
/. and Mrs. Singleton Farmer, with
youngest son, Engle, are visit
Miss Sue Farmer. They arrived
iendersonville from Washington
night, and will remain here for
lt two weeks. Mr.. Singleton
fner is known to- almost every man,
ian and child in Henderson cOun-
md although it is many years since
Ell Flat Rock for his new home in
fnlngton, he finds that he still
VS. them and that they are more
pleased to see his smiling face
more.
pc feature this week in the social
Pntles will be the Japanese XII
"a dance to beg iven at the Hotel
IS Friday, August 18th. No one
oe admitted to this dance unless
lall costume. Decorations and
Slnlng will be carried out.
11dVy rains have been reported out
nc Chimney Rock section of this
uy' This part of the country has
BADLY in need of rain several
49, The farmers have fine corn
= and the farms are said to be in
pest condition.
le "Mikado" which will be pre-
gu tomorrow night is for the pur-
VI raising money for the erection
Jew rectory at the Episcopal
III and all purchasing tickets
VI I~urthering a good cause.
NJ. b. Bussic recently came up
~0partanburg on business.
u b
'uu Mrs. Bobo Williams, who
Veen spending awhile here, re-
70 their home, Cowpens. S. c.,