The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-05-18
STATE NEWS.

n cost nearly 100000.
KGn League, which met in Charlotte
azEt year, will hold its annual meet
Mg in Newbern June 20 and Il.
Fhe Talcum Puff Company of Ashe-
uE1e has been transferred to Brooklyn
IN the future the product will be
manufactured there instead of Isl
NEa
The North Carolina Synod of the
Emheran Church after being in ses-
zTEsn in Wilmington from last Wednes-
sdW until Saturday night, adjourned
IN uaRet in Charlotte nett year.
Pruf. G. A. Romoser of Conover,
{ e. Thursday was elected vice presi-
nsMeM at the biennial convention OF the
HEherans of the English branch of
- Missouri Synod, held in st.
Z EmziS last week.
The Association of North Carolina
case Workers furniture manufac-
Euzrs) will hold its next convention
INN Kenoir on the Gath inst. This will
{ rs an important meeting Of wide
{ RSake business men from all sections
North Carolina.
Mn rounding up it's three days ses-
laEm with Edenton Street church
m Raleigh Thursday, the Woman's
Ecne Mission Society of North Caro-
ER Conference selected Weldon for
Ee next meeting place and elected
zR mficrs the same ladies who served
Mm effectively the past year.
Near the new town of Gillrey a
EHw8g man, Mr.. Miller Taylor, was
Mmakantly killed by a falling tree last
EnWrsday while engaged in the lum-
BW business. The young man was
+ H "a of age and the son of Rev.
~ndrnm Taylor of Greensboro.
Tm North Carolina Building and
MA1colm B. Arnold, the young man
! W4uSe sensational attempt at self
%zEruction three weeks ago in Dur
: nR is recalled in many places, Sat
i m n "trip greatly improved, in fine
aFzTms sand determined that a single
HEHERder should not hinder his fu-
success In life.
With the death of Mr.. ]. s. White, a
yREazeer citizen of Winston, attention
sbeen called to the fact that his
aETghter, Mrs. G. f. Miller, was the
1zE child to be born within the cor
-pgFate limits of that city. Winston
WIS then a mere village, growing up
-azgngside of the old town of Salem,
E11EE the half century has wrought
rEENges, bringing into a community
~uE upward of Is, 900 souls, in the i'm.
mBediate -enKirpns.
Esquire D.. M. Miller of Salisbury,
WAD@ came in possession of a fine farm
E1R mississippi last year through the
@smRs21h col "a brother, has been notified
5ng AMenphis, Tenn, cotton firm that
M WilllPpuFchase Sc bales of stained
seHaOnr which was raised on his Mis-
Azslppf@ farm and will pay Is cents
I'M pound for the lot. SeveraI months
$50 Mr.. Miller disposed of some of
egE4aple from this same farm at
l4 cents a pound and has quite a
MWnber of bales yet on nand.
Sol Ashley Horne, j. A. Long and
II Ewood Cox, three of the sub-com-
of four named by the State
M1Efdipg commission to investigate the
smmEStim Uf the site for the $250,0O0
Heproof administration building and
zaENBrt hack to the full commission,
RzweHe circumference here Sa~turdayrada
in conference Saturday, but
no announcement as to their
Hze1usions. The fourth member, w.
e. Springer of Wilmington, was lun-
aE1e to he present today,
z RRe contract for the new medical
hEa1ding at the University of North
~EGEO1ina was Saturday let to L. G.
&EKBnence of Durham who bid $37 1000.
EE viii be III by so feet and two
AEBE1es high with a wing 80 by go
a4ERL 1T will stand near the Carr
zHding on the campus, It's con-
szETTc4ion is to be pressed brick and
rR&ME tile roofing. Work begins at once.
ne building is the creation of the
EHaE& General Assembly which appro-
qTRAed money for that purpose.
Col. oliver H. p. Cornell, chief en-
@Rzser of the W~inston-Salem South
Railroad, is the inventor of a
aGnEfun picker which he and his assoc
az1@ are certain will do efficient and
.1&her and time saving work, to the
RAHEE practical ends. So confident are
3EIkWnel Cornell and associates of the
ualk1e of the machine that a company
Aas been organized for the manufac-
e Of the cotton picker, with head
eEuarters at Southmont, a thriving lit
sZ1R town thirty-two miles from Wins
RSalem. A factory will be built
WdEhm a short time.
e. w. Far1and, who is connected
with the Bell Telephone Company in
.GnMsboro, had a narrow escape from
1gaFh last week. When at work on
9sktR top of a pole he came in contract
EEa a cable carrying 1900 VOTES Of
reAAr1city and completed a circuit to
ground. He was held in place for
several minutes until he became un-
~xE@EEsGious and fell on some wire, which
eAGEd his body until he regained con-
7EaBusness. He did not suffer any
szExNeus after effects from the shock,