The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-05-11
me- French Broad Hustler.
unreasonable, N. 6. May IL 1911
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DOW R. V. Miller is conducting a
lios of meetings in Raleigh this
week.
~ H. Morey is spending his va
In at Lake Toxaway and Cashier.
ts will be away until May Gath.
Tither's League was organized
bo methodist church last Sunday
ming with about 30 members.
ur Robert Corn and wife, a very
- counle of near Ebenezer church,
~ 'ua reported to be dangerously sick.
vivian Hollingsworth, well known
uondersonvflle, died last Sunday
.Tening and vas buried Monday.
Nm next Sunday at the Methodist
.,Urch Rev. J. w. Moore will preach
Oormon to the graduating class of
tbe Hendersonville High School.
Miss LYDIA Mullenax and Mr.. Joseph
ronns of Zirconia, were married at
.Sa home of the brides parents last
rook by Rev. John c. Ward
class No. 4, of the Methodist Sunday
..Soo1. will have their monthly meet
mo in the Y. M. c. G. parlor, Thurs
m aa1 night at 8 o'clock. All members
.ro requested to be present.
r1rott Mullenax and Miss Clio
conns daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Mt N. Capps, were married at the
w. of the brides parents at Zirco-
Mo last week, Rev. John c. Ward
officiating.
1obn D. Walker, a we'll known
Georgia banker, has been invited TO
Liver an address before the North
Coro1ina Bankers Association, which
oonvones at Kanuga Lake June 21-2S,
~ "The Guaranty of Bank Deposits"
Tom Pitillo who was arrested some
uootc ago upon the charge of burn
mo q grist mill near Fruitland, was
triod in Squire Dermid's court Mon
dow and bound over to the October
torn of Henderson county Superior
court.
Mr.. T. M. McCollogh who has been
Interested and manager for the Hen
d~orsonyille Wholesale Grocery Co..
for the rast four years, has sold his
interest in that firm and accented a
nosition with Slayden, Fakes Co., OF
this city.
The Woodmen of the World of An
derson county, South Carolina, will at
an early date, erect1a monument to
the memory of Mr.. W. w. Martin, who
died at Hilgirt, near here, on the 14th
of last January.
Laymen's meeting will be held or
the third Sunday of this month at
Oak Grove church at Flat Rock at.S
o'clock in the afternoon. The follow
ing laymen are expected to he pres
ent and take parti in the meeting: D.
s. Pace, C. S. Fullbright, Fred Case.
Everybody invited.
On the evening of Thursday May
10, 1911 at $50 The Defamation con-
test of the -Hender~onville High
School will be held at the Auditor
ium, Admission 10c, school children
SC. This small admission vii Ibe
charged to meet necessary expenses.
Two colored gentlemen standing on
Main street the other morning were
overheard discussing the weather.
One of them said, Bill does you 'spose
it is gwine to rain today? Well, I
can't 'zactly say about dat Nose, but it
ShO did rain mighty brief for a while
dis mornin'.
Mr.. W. A. Scott who took charge of
the Majestic hotel on April LIST has
changed the name of the hotel to the
Blue Ridge Inn. Manager Scott is well
pleased with the patronage that he
has received up to this time and feels
confident that as the season advances
ne will get a full share of the public
patronage. \
Mr.. Wash Brooks who has been
spending the winter in Palatka, Fla,
returned to Hendersonville Friday,
and went to Asheville Sunday where
ne underwent a slight operation at
The M~erriWether hospital. His many
friends will be interested to know the
operation was a success and he hopes
10 be home in a week or so.
Vivian Russell, the 18 year old son
Of Mrs. L. B. Russell, Of this place,
left here on April 8, saying that he
was going to Greenville, s. G. Mrs.
RUSSELL has heard nothing from him
SINCE he left, and she and her mother,
MRS. M. J. Henderson, are very un-
easy about him and will be very
grateful to any one that can give them
abOuts. sa.HN
Col. S. V. Pickens has received a
communication from the Commander
VI The U. c. V. in Asheville, Gen. S. M.
nay stating that it was the desire of
Ie veterans that those who are go
ns TO attend the reunion in Little
aOck that they take the train going
nOn Knoxville to Nashville known as
y. %e Nashville line. This is desired so
VI can go along together.
Mr.. John Collins a prominent farm
n between 80 and and 85 years of age,
Seu Sunday night at his home near
.se' Mr.. Collins on last Saturday
mVernoon tried to shoot a crow in one
O. us fields. The heavy shotgun re-
~oIle0 and struck him in~the abdomen.