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

ad over 10000 little folders entirled
"a Few Facts About Hendersonyili lie'
to TIE various business houses of the
city These little folders will lie sent
out All over the United States adyer-
tising the town III many ways. The
data of the circular was carefully
composed by committee OF citizens
and has been prononnced by many TO
be complete list of facts about the
growing city Of HenQ Qersonville.
We understand that a number Of
Henderson county young men left
bore Monday morning Tor Aberdeen,
Wash We are always sorry to hear
of any Of Henderson county s young
men going so far away from home
We hope they will do we'll in their
new home but we dare say that be-
fore next hog killing time the major
lty Of them will be claiming citizen
ship In our good old county again.
We are publishing on our farm page
this week an article copied from the
North Carolina Agricultural Bulletin
Of October 1910, headed Preparation
0f the Soil and Production Of Corn .
by A. Cannon. Mr.. Cannon is known.
- one OF the leading and most sup-to--
date farmers IN this section OF the
stRkes and all Henderson county
tanners should read the article. which
tnsy Will no aonpt, with much m
teHest-
soys Corn Clubs are becoming to be
Qt state wide interest. Last tall the
eera had great deal to say of what
Rqys had econgpllsned in corn
e News COMES rom all secs
klEns oE the state teat great prepara-
t{1pns are being made Dy the boys for
q ereater corn contest tnap ever Pc
lore henderson county DoyR who
may pc Interested 10 tnese contests
VIII md an article on our farmers
page thls week neaded. Corn CLUBS
and signed by Mr. y =. Parker, that
VIII pe Of much interest to them.
.,,
eeQa TINE 70 take q glance over your
PACK Yards ana devise some plan TO
oatraclse the papers, fruit cans, rub
lsa etc. which has accumulated since
laft faH. You can generally Judge the
oeeupants Of house by the condition
p which the yards are Kept IN gen.
.e1Rl sense we all pride ourselves on
being clean and tidy. The house and
its surroundings, above all places IN
the world should be 'scrupuliously
guarded against contamina eating infiu-
'ences.
on last Monday morning our eii1-
TIE Office dead on time and looking as
aaH and fr9sh as .iiy and stated
- lllet lppe1 % sQrQe half
DOZEN miles or more, wing spent
night IN the country and walked into
town just for the fun and exercise.
and she enjoyed the landscape and
Brooks on the road side, She wanted
to bet US a milk chocolate that she
could beat as in foot race to Laurel
Park and return, but there was moth
ing doing witA Is. She is a walker
she is.
Considerable building is now under
way and much more contemplated in
the near future In Hendersonyille.
rus that he now has under erec-
ton q residence Tor MISS Susie vi NC
.ColIough. to cost So 500; another for
John. +. wilkins to cost So. 500. and
one for Mrs. Barrows to cost So $50.
He. has also completed plans for the
following parties: Geo. H. Bramlett,
IS, 500: S. T.. Hodges. $2,500; b. H.
owen, S3,5OO; Mrs. walker, $1,000,
Mrs. Cover. $4,000; w. M. McPeeters,
So 600; b. b. Carter, 81. .75O.
In conversation with a gentleman
from South Carolina a few days ago.
who had been spending several weeks
in Hendersonville, he told a Hustler
4i5t 8 a5
= Il 49,