The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-03-23

BornTo Mr.. and mrs. r. n. Carr
son. Tuesday night, q daughter
DR.. R. B. Gfinnan and Rev. Jno. ".
Moore viii exchange pnlpits next sun
day evening
A very interesting article. onrthe
Hookworm disease may be found in
another column of this paper.
The Baracas and Fhilatheas Of
North Carolina will meet i'm annual
convention at Greensboro April ~.
and "a
Parties coming TO town from the No.
2 Horse Shoe sessions say that there
has been a great deal or grippe in that
neighborhood recently
This will, no doubt, be a great week
for rejoicing among the ladies' OF Hem
Jacksonville three millinery openings
all In one week.
We understand that there has been
a prevalence Of measels Of among the.
children and young folks around and
near Fletcher, this spring.
Some people are eternalIy fussy
An Indiana man wants divorce from
his wife because she bathes the dog in
the dishpan.
Mrs. Posey has returned from At
lanta where she attended the milli-
merry openings i'm that city. she puI.-
chased some Of her goods II that city.
ed authority on such matters. says
Tuesday. the 21st, was the official
beginning of spring, and that the
days and nights are now equal.
Think of all the hope there is in the
small boys breast at just about this
time. First the baseball season, then
the summer vacation to look forward
to.
The millinery opening to be held at
Miss M. f. Woodallss store ON Main
street will be the attraction for many
Of Hendersonyille's shoppers next
Saturday, March 25.
Secretary Drake asks us to say that
there viii be meeting of the Mer-.
chants Association tonight, and It Is
earnestly desired that every member
be present as business Of Importance
is to be transacted.
Maxwell A. Brown will have anoth-
er big 0rgane sale Saturday, the 25th
10 the hfHt fty2fiVe ladies' attend
irg their sale Saturday marninIr
Twill give away absolutely 4Fee On l6e
present. See theirs I'D in another
cQluInn-
An error was made I'm the adverr
tising columns sof this paper In the
last ! issue. Dr.. G.. Few advertised
Rhode Island eggs at 81. 90 for Is eggs
when it should have been $1.50s The
The doctor received several orders
f9r settings before the mistake could
be corrected.
The boys of the Methodist Sunday
school wish us to announce that they
hereby challenge the boys of the First
Baptist Church Sunday school to meet
them on the grounds of the city grad
ed school, there to cross bats in the
great National American game Base
Ball
A law class composed Of five young
men VI l1c City nave UC6du
law under the able instructions of
Mr.. Michael Schenck. The class is
following e. Brown J. G. ScheIl,
c. Few, William Oats and Gordon Gar
lington.
/ Mrs. A. E.. Posey announces her
/, spring opening next Friday and Sat
n urdays Every body is cordially in
Vited to see the display or new hats.
3 Many of the towns matrons will set
+ aside either duties and come to see
H this display Of new creations and
styles.
+ Nowadays people do not wear out
their shoe leather chasing themselves
from one end of town TO the other IN
search of plumber, painter, car
penter, plasterer or any other mechan-
ic or tradesman they may be In need
I'of. but they look IN the advertising
columns of their home paper where
they expect to find a card. Judicious
advertising pays every time.
Mrs d. NJ. Wells lost solitaire dia-
mond out of the setting OF her en-
.EgRgement ring in Asheville ono day
last week. A dilligent search was
made soon after but the precious
stone could not be found When she
arrived In Hendersonville telegram
/ was handed Der that the diamond had
been found in the store OF Sumner.
Sons & Co.
Miss Maidee Grimm of Atlanta is
again in charge Rf the trimming de-
partment Of Mrs A. e. Posey.s store.
Miss Griffin has won a reputation of
being an expert trimmer and her
friends will be glad to know that she
has returned to Hendersonville this
season Miss Griffin il recommend
ed as being among Atlanta's best
trimmers.
Miss Frances Burchfeld has arriv-
Ted to take charge Of the millinery de-
partment of the Hendersonville Mer-
cartiIe- Co Miss Rnrchfield has heen