The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-03-30


M M 8 g pnny spent Saturday
Mr. .. a. Engle, Of BreTard was
2 Saturday visitor.
Mr. r. Pitklesimer and daughter.
of Brevard, were In town Saturday.
Mr. Geo. Nc Fletcher Of Fletcher,
favored " with call lats Saturday
Mrs G. r. Whitaker went to Goida-
'boro Monday morning to spend q few
days. 8
Miss Loulu Brannon of Spartan
burg Is spending some time with
Mrs. w. @. Brannon.
Mr. G. r. Liverett, OF n. Ed. No. q.
was q pleasant caller at the Hustler
of1ce last Saturday,
We learn that Mr.. Webb Lane, Of
Fletcher, had the misfortune to lose
his house and all the contents, by fre
last Friday.
Mrs. W. C. Brannon and Mrs, Archie
Brown and little daughter Dorothy,
returned to the city Sunday night az
ter spending several days i'm Spartan
burg, with Mrs. Brannonss relatives.
The real estate deal that has been.
hanging fire" and thought BY many
for the past few weeks to be- consun-
mated has been abandoned The orig
inal owners viii continue to manage
the property this season.
The large advertisement of Eoving-
ton & Co, proprietors of the Bee Hive
announces TO the people Of the city
and county, the many rare bargains
that this store has nowNfor those who
buy.
III. S. Drake, who for the past two
years was the efficient clerk for M. M.
Shepherd has gone into business for
himself at Pleasant Hill. NJ. G. MIR.
brakes many friends wish him well
in his new undertaking.
II Yon find your name on
the advertised list of city tax payers
do not think hard OF Jim Williams.
He says he has tried hard to notify
everybody and has done it In az urgent
way a. possible
Miss Joseph Inc Lane returned last
week from Wilmington, Whera she
went al u delegate 20 the young w04
mems missionary society. Miss Lane
reports having had most delightful
trip and was pleasantly entertained
"A game or base ball win be played
Saturday evening at 2 o'clock between
Fruitland Institute and Henderson
Vile High School teams. The game
viii he played ON the school ball
grounds near the college.
TIE Two Sunday school crack base
ball teams Of the First Baptist and |
Methodist church vii wage war on the
school ball ground next Thursday
evening at O'Clock "A number or /
supporters OF both sides viii witness
the game.
The Hustler carries less foreign |
advertisements than any other week
ly paper i'm North Carolina OF the
same circulation and today has ten
pages TO take care or the local adj
vertisements of the loyal and pro-
gTessive merchants. Spend your
money In Hendersonville and get
value received.
MCINTYRE one or HenderHen=
yilless leading citizens has returned
from q thirty days trip out west Mr..
Mcintyre has Travelled extensively
since leaving here and comes back 10 Il
Henders0hville more enthnsfastiC4
than ever. feeling that the Sohthernf
land ID the only place 10 live after ALL.
He says everybody has their eyes on
the South watching the steady ad-
vancements being made every day.
The city, cemetery viii be greatly
Improved i'm the next few weeks. AT
he last meeting OF the council the
following gentlemen were appointed
% compose the committe ON inprov-
ng the cemetery y. M GtRpp. K G.
Morris, Thomas Shepherd. B jack
ION. and j. g. Williams. Plans will
De perfected TO beautify the grounds
It once.
John TT. Carter, former president OF
he Peoples National Bank OF thfHl
las moved with his family 20 the city IN
u New York, where he will engage In
business. Mr.. Carter will be promi-
lently connected with Wall street
lTm. Mr.. Carter has promoted a. |
lumber OF enterprises I'm Western
l0rth Carolina, all or which he hag4
esigned from the head While I'm
ksheyflle Mr. Carter invested heav-
Iy in real estate which he has since 4
old &C reasonable profit.
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