The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-10-12

New Saying: If you see it in one of
the Hustlef's advertisements it must
be SO. They all tell the truth.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams OF
New York city, are visiting her par
ents, Judge and Mrs. H. G. EWart on
Ewart Hill.
Otis Powers went to Columbia last
week where he delivered a prisoner
captured in thi scounty.
Cards have been issued to a recep-
ton in honor of DR.. and Mrs. Allen at
the home of Mrs. Edwin Hunt.
Mr.. ". F. Dowd of Charlotte, spent
the week end with his family. They
have been in Hendersonyille since
June.
Will Smith spent 3, few days in the
city on a visit to his parents. He is a
student at the University of North
North Carolina.
1t is reported that cabbage has been
grewn this year on the top Of Sugar
Loaf mountain which will weigh from
1 Otto IL pounds per head.
A large number of local business
men attended the Boosters banquet in
Asheville at The Battery Park hotel
last Monday night.
Miss Dorothy Lyle of Chicago, with
AEi11 Co = THo IIz0~ re +hic- ai%u rcnont
the week end with Miss Walkers par
ents here. These girls are attending
st. Genevieve school in AsheYipe.
w. A. Smith, Walter Smith, Maj.
Leroy Giles, of Orlando, Fla, and H.
G. Meyer spent Sunday on Sugar Loaf
mountain. They report that work is
progressing fine on the new road up
this mountain.
Mrs. Chas. R. Whitaker and Miss
Cling Aiken have returned from Allan
ia where they went to purchase
Christmas goods for Whitaker's Book
Store.
Little Ashley Ray delightfully."- en-
tertained a number of her small
friends in honor of her seventh birth
day Saturday afternoon at her home.
Keep on moving or your competitor
will catch up with you. That is the
motto used by many ~enterprising. adj
vertisers in the Hustler.
j. o. Williams never fails to tell the
Hustler readers when he has some
thing good foTethem He is one of the
most substantial advertisers and his
business justified it.
E. Lewis & Son and The Bee Hive
have new ads lin this issue of the
Hustler. They know where to adver-
tise and never fail to do it at the right
time.
G M. Glazener left Sunday for a triI
North and in the West. He will BIZ
gone about ten days. Before return.
ing Mr.. Glazener will visit the North.
ern markets and purchase goods fol
the three large Glazener stores in thii
city, Brevard and BOSNIAN, N. C.
DR.. W. H Justus, left last week TO,
New York and Boston where he will
attend the meeting of the directors O
the United Drug Company, which hai
charge of the MANY Rexal1 stores eve
the country. The home Office of thi
. company is in Boston. DR.. Justu
will return sometime this week.
In this issue Of the paper can b
found many new ads not intireIY ney
to the Hustler readers but those whic
do not appear regularly. The Hustle
, believes in the future of the town an
county and efforts are being made t
keep VI the good work.
= A straw ride was given last Satu1
. day night in honor of the a~ttractiy
guest of Miss Inez Waldrop, Mr.
4 Britt. Quite a number of guest Ell
joyed moon light ride out to Highlan
Lake Club and Flat Rock section.
1t is a pleasing pastime to read tt
attractive ads shown every week /
the Hendersonville Mercantile Con
many. This firm is one of the mo
liberal advertisers of the Hustler al
:, received a very fattering patronaI
from it's readers.
b The Wedding of Miss Lizette Hod:
and DIR. Tom Allen, Jr., formerly
HendersonviIle, occurred last week
Columbus Tenn. DR.. Allen, Jr., ist
lie son of DR.. Allen OF this place and
IN now a prominent dentist of Columbu
st He will bring his bride here for a vi
nd to his parents.
ed
c.. A public examination on the ST.
ge Reading Course will me held in He
at Jacksonville, Saturday. Oct. IA, as fl
ed mally announced. All teachers 81
ed ject to this examination will meet
the superintendent Office at 10 o'clc
Ith Saturday morning.
ng Sincerely,
w! S. SHITLE
Ter - @
nd Death of Anna Justice.
.78 Anna Justice, the 11-year old daui
ct ter CT j. P. Justice, departed this