The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-04-13
LOCAL MENTION.

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You could give nothing better. for
Easter than one of the new books just
arrived at, Whiaker's book store.
The work of putting in the power
house and water wheel OF the plant
at Highland lake is progressing rap
idly. The power plant will be COM
pleted in time for the opening Of the.
club this summer
The Whitaker book store library.
ha sarrived and the books are being
given out to the members rapidly.
There are 100 Of the very latets vol
umns published and written by the.
best authors.
H. c.. Duffy, the plumber, has a
large contract for fitting up the SAN
itary work in the handsome summer
residence of Mr.. Owens. of Charles
ton, out at Highland Lake Club.
Bryson & Singleton have the con-
tract for building this residence.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will have an Easter sale of cakes,
dong hunts, oeaen biscuit and home
made candy at DIR. Hunters pharmacy
Saturday afternoon April 18th.
Mr.. G. Glazener has returned from
the Northern markets where he went
to purchase spring and summer goods
for his two large stores here and in
Brevard. Mr.. Glazener spent some
time in Washington and later jour-
neyed on to New York and Boston.
He was gone about ten days.
The court calendar for the May
term of civil court in Henderson
county has been prepared and issued
from the presses of the Hustler COM
pany. There is quite long list of
cases docketed for this term of court
and if all the cases are heard the
court will be kept very busy while in
session here.
Mr.. Geo. J.. Baldwin, of Savannah,
Ca. president of the Southern Electric
Co., of that city, has purchased from
the real estate firm of Ewbank & Ew-
bank, the Trenholm place, the consid-
Grafton being something in the neigh
sborhood of $15 900. IT isundarstnpd
that Mr.. BALDWIN cOntelnpl plates Spends
Ting a considerable sum In fmpCve-
nents to his property and win make
it an IDEAL simmer home;
Another incident where the mer-
chants Of this city are alive and wide
awake business. From the size of
this issue, twelve full pages. one
would think that daily paper could
be successfully run the year round in
this city. 1t will not be many years
before Hendersonville can support a
daily paper the year round.
A great many people have been
heard to ask the question, when will
the Daily Herald begin operation? ?'
The latest news is to the effect that
sometime in June Miss Daily will put
! in her appearance. The length will
largely be determined by the people
of Hendersonvile in their support of
live red hot" daily
Mr.. w. C. Brannon has just installed
in his bakery, one of the latest and
most up-to-date bread mixing ma
chimes. Mr.. Brannon's business has
Igrown to such proportions that it has
4 become necessary to abandon the old
way of making bread by hand, hence
the machine. The machine will con-
vert into bread two barrels of flour al
/ one mixing, and Mr.. Brannon says the
bread will beHof finer texture thar
heretofore, which will be an improve
ment on the already fine gradeot
goods that this bakery turns out.
Hendersonville is to have an up-to
date moving picture theatre this sum
mer. Mr.. H. G. Catron of Summerset
KY, was in town last week looking
for suitable building where he coulG
open up by June 1st. The theatel
will be located in the Calhoun-Wil
kins building. Necessary change!
will be made in making the hall {
suitable place for the theater AM
during the summer season the yisi
tors and people of the town will hav,
an opportunity in seeing the yer.
latest moving picture attraction at {
small cost of 5 cents admission.
The smallpox" scare has subsid
ed 1t is said that one very danger
GUS case developed into a case o
chicken pox" and the patient is re
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account of the supposed case beinI
over a prominent place of business il
the town it was deemed wise-t to war;
the people of its. existence in the las
issue of this paper. Later indica
tions lead to believe that the situation
has grown better and there is no i'm
mediate danger of the disease spread
ing any further.
A social will be given at the Bap
tist Parsonage Friday evening, Apr
I'll, at 7:3O to 1890. Refreshment