Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-10-23

MS VacaClOH spent S0
Mrs. Annie Parker of S~partanburg.
spent the day here today,
Mi. and Mrs. Paul H Houston r
recent guests at the st. John.
Rev. j. C. Coggins, of Fletcher, was
in the city Tuesday on business.
Miss Connie Morrow leaves Friday
for Smithield, S. c., where she has &C.
cepted a position in the schools.
Mrs. Holbert Morris is visiting her
mother Mrs. Driggers in Columbia, s.
g.
DR.. PeIl, president of Converse Col
Iege is spending several weeks here
at the KY Home.
Mrs. Leon st. John and daughter
Miss Arris st. John and little son Leon
left today for a visit to New York.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Spratt of Laurens,
are guests of Mrs. Annie Darlington
to attend the Observation-Disclosures
wedding.
The following young ladies went
over to Asheville Saturday night for
the Philathea meeting Sunday, Misses
Peden, Beulah Williams n Lillian
Eight
G. H. Jurs, of Charleston, S. c., T.
C.. Amara, of Nashville, Tenn.,L. II.
Lynn, of Wilmington, N. c., ]. F. Nc
Lean, Jr. of N. Y. spent the week end
horo of tha ST John Hotel.
Mrs. Goodwin and daughters, Miss
Goodwin and Mrs. LeGrande who have
been spending quite a while at the
WaYerly left Friday for Texas.
DR.. James G. Halford, the prescrip-
ton clerk It the Justus Pharmacy,
left Friday for Blackville, S. c., where
he has accepted a position.
Miss Marguerite Clarke from DAN
vile, Va, is the attractive guest of
Miss Alma Lee Edwards, and will re-
Gain here for the EdWards-Garlington
wedding.
Prof. Shitle has returned to Hender-
sonville from a visit of several days to
AsheVilIe, where he went on public in
struction matters.
G. M. Glazener, the well known
merchant of this city has gone to Chi
cage to purchase a stock of winter
clothing for his stores here and at
Breyard. Mr.. Glazener viii be away
for a week or longer and will select a
complete line of mems and boys cloth
ing Of all prices and styles.
Mrs. Henderson of Waterloo, s. c.,
and daughters, Mrs. Leech and Mrs.
Anderson. mother and sisters of the
late Mrs. Geo. w. Justice. have return
ed to their homes in South Carolina
after their sad mission to this city.
e. Z. Perkins, the county demonstra-
tor, has purchased a fine horse from
Orr & Andrews AMI is now equipped
with one Of the best outfits IN the
county for getting about. He is con-
tinually on the go and covers several
sections of the county each week.
The teachers meeting to be held at
the Hendersonville graded school
building Saturday, Oct. 18th at IL a.
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teresting meetings the teachers have
had this year. Harry Howell, superin-
tendent of city schools in Asheville and
w. H. Hips, superintendent of schools
for Buncomb county will be present.
Roth gentlemen will address the teach
ers. Beside these addresses there
Will be an address on Fair Play in the
School Room by Prof. w. II. Gale, an
address on Phonies by Miss Hattie
Aiken and on Compulsory School Law
by r. f. Pace
The grocery store of s.. Maxwell &
Co, was closed last Wednesday be-
cause Of the death of Mrs. Geo. w.
Justice, Mr.. Justice. being a member of
the firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis and
their two daughters, late of Spartan
burg, S. c., r now occupying the
Garland cottage on North Main street.
Mr.. T. M. Mashburn, OF Ashevile,
representing the Jefferson Life Insur-
aDce company was a visitor in the city
Tuesday.
INA ". Moore OF st. Petersburg.
Fla, and HendersonVille, has returned
to his southern home for the winter.
Mr.. Moore is an enthusiast about the
Land of the Sky and will be back to
the mountains when the summer time
smiles again.
Mrs. N. B. Coogan and Miss Willie
=. Foster of Tryon are visiting Mrs.
Cooganps father Capt. J.. w. Wofford
il this city.
Mrs. Seigle Thomas, of Henderson
vlle' y: g. is in Dubois visiting with
MIS-. w. N. Gearhart Of West Scrip
"rs Tnomas was asnl-
ely Miss Stella Dodson. lived 4 E5-
Bols for some, and has MANY friends
mere who will welcome her visit .
OuBois (Pa9 Daily.