The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-14

Miss Zoe wetmur daughter Of 7. ..
uotmur is expected home for the hol1-
Isvs next week. Miss Wetmur Is at
.oH5;ng college in Bristol. Tenn
,ooriice Special Sale 10 and u and
half cent outing at and 1-3 cts
GI;Isons' SnI % Department Store. 1tc
rso Ladies of the Hospital Asso-
...iOn .n will have an Oyster supper
oa "s bazaar on Thursday, Dec. 21st |
Tho Ladies' of the Hospital Associa
..,n will have an oyster supper and
so-arr on Thursday, Dec. 21st-
Tho Ladies of the Hospital Associa-
.,on will have an oyster supper and j
S.1arr on Thursday, Dec. 21st.
Tho Ladies of the Hospital Assoc
lotion will have an Oyster supper
md bazaar on Thursday, Dec. 21st-
Tho Ladies of the Hospital Associa-
+;on will have an oyster supper and
hszarr on Thursday, Dec. 21st.
Mr. Ralph Edney, of Edneyyille, was
in the city last Friday and was a
Tistor in the Hustler 0fice.
Miss Maude scheffer of Charlotte is
expected this week for visit with Mrs
E W. Ewbank of this city.
Miss Inez Waldrop returned Sunday
from few days visit with relatives !
and friends in AsheVille.
DIR. R. l.. Price of California who is i
spending the winter at The Kentucky
Home spent Tuesday in Brevard on
business. .-.
Miss Ossie Minor and Bethel Brown
of Brevard have returned to their
home after spending few days m
this city.
F.Z. Morris spent Tuesday in Ashe-
vile on business.
Miss Cecil Henry Of AsheVille is ex-
pected on a visit to j. p. Patter
1t Flat Rock this week.
P. F. Patton, secretary and treasur-
er of the Wanteska Trust and Bank
ing company spent Tuesday i'm Ashe-
vile on business.
Charlie Jones one Of the leading. at
tcrneys of AsheVille spent Monday
and Tuesday in the city on profession
al business.
Walter Smith writes from Jackson
vile, Fla, that he is having great
time in the South. He will visit in
New Orleans and Mobile before re- i
turning home.
Mr. Claude Freeman OF Bat Cave, N. |
c., has been in town for several days |
and has just closed deal with Flor
ida Automobile Club of Jacksonville, |
for a tract Of land on Sugar Loaf Mt.
The Ladies of the Hospital Asso-l
citation will have an Oyster supper
and Bazaar on Thursday, Dec. 21St !
Mrs. T. A. Stewart, Mrs. G. e. Clark |
of Jacksonville, Fla, and Mr.. ALI Gla-
zener Of HendersonVil1e were the
guests of Mr.. and the Misses Lane at
their country home Thursday evening. |
party Of Hendersonvflle people |
were the guest OF Mr.. Claude Freeman |
at Bat Cave Sunday. After delight i
ful dinner the party explored the cave. /
Mrs. C. E Clark and Mrs T. A. Stew
art of Jacksonville, Fla, were among |
the party.
Miss Sibbie Rogers. of Fruitland, |
was shopping in HendersonVille Tues
day. Miss Rogers Is one Of the con-
testants in the Hustler's voting con-
test, and turned in several thousand |
votes while in the city.
Rev. A. I. Justice, OF this city who
attended the Baptist State Convention
IN Winston-Salem last week received
distinct compliment by being elect
81 Vlce-president. A deserved honor
bestowed upon a worthy man and his
numerous frefnds hereaboutS feel to
congratulate him.
Some interior painting and overhaul
ing nave been going on at the First
netnodlst church the past week. This
Vuurch rs one Of the handsomest in
tue city and the interior improvements
wi. VIII De OF much benefit to the congreg-
auon. lighter shade of wall coloring
IaS Deen placed on. The electric lights
nave been reararnged,
Miss Jennie Rhymer, of Fletcher,
"no Is one of the leading contestants [
the Hustler's Great Voting Contest,
Vas IN Hendersonville last Friday In
Su e interest OF the Contest. Miss
"uJrner said the Piano was very hand
SsSme. and that it's home would be
eS
mss Daisey Jones, another leading
testant - in the Hustler's Voting con
spent last Friday in the coun-
Just simply rAkins In the votes.
ne day, hour ana the nafnuee for