Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-05-15
FOCAL And PERSONAL
MENTION

. visit to Spartanburg.
Mr., Paul Eve of Asheville was visit
ing in town Saturday.
This paper and the Aycock book for
s1.75 if ordered at n
Mr.. George E. Ladshaw of Spartan
burg was in town Monday.
Solicitor A. Hall Johnston of Mar
ion was in town Monday.
Mr.. Gray Gorham of Asheville was
IN Hendersonville Sunday
Mr.. Victor spruiH of Lenoir City,
Tenn, was in the city Monday.
Miss Leila Trumbo of Asheville has
been visiting Mrs. Leon St. John.
Mr.. J. G. Lowe and MI. Billy Borne
we're over from AshevilIe Saturday.
Mr.. Milton Salmon of New York has
been visiting relatives at the st. John
hotel.
Ex-Congressman John G. Grant Wis
tied his family nHendersonville last
week.
MIR. Earl Stillwell has returned to
the city after an absence of some
length.
Mrs. J.. w. Valiant has leased Mr..
Smiths house in Laurel park for the
season.
Mr.. Will Oates has returned from
Chapel Hill, where he has been attend
ing college.
Attorney Mark w. Brown OF Ashe-
vile was in town this week on pro-
fessional business.
Deputy United States Marshall L. A.
Grant visited his family in Hender-
nonville Sunday.
Mr.. R. V. Bidez, contest manager Of
the Democrat, spent Sunday and
Monday in Atlanta.
Rev. w. A. Morris Associational
Missionary will preach at Macedonia
church May 18th Sunday II, a. m.
Misses Lille Brooks and Jennie
Bowen are visiting friends and rela-
tives in Newberry, S. c., for several
days.
Attorney j. E. Shipman has returned
from Raleigh where he went before
the Supreme court with some legal
matters.
Mr.. K. G. Whistler of Columbia, S.
c., who is pleasantly remembered as
a regular summer visitor. was in town
this week.
Messrs. Carl Sheriff., Frank Ed
wards and Zo1lie Morris motored to
Asheville Monday to relieve their base
ball fever.
1t is the purpose of the management
OF the Laurel Park Street Railway
company to operate a schedule to the
park on and after May Is.
Flo "a short time only this paper can
offer the life and Speeches of C. B.
Aycock," with a years subscription, for
$1.75. Here Is yeour chance.
Mr.Victor G.. Johnston, formerly as
ISOLATED with the Hendersonville Light
n Power company, is up from Nor
canton for a few days.
DR.. Wallace has returned after an
absence of ten days, during which
time he was in Cincinnati. Chicago
n other northern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brannon, who are most
pleasantly remembered in Henderson
Vile, their former home, are up from
Lenolr visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Lewis, the mother of John Lewis
OF the Tuxedo section, died at her home
,ast week after a lingering illness.
Inc remains were inferred in the fam
iF burying ground at Tuxedo.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Hen
u~ersonville Methodist church met with
mrs. j. c. Sheriff. on Tuesday after
noon, when a number of matters of
interest to the society were discussed.
Mrs. A. S. Truck, who recently IN
OerWent an operation at the Merri-
"etner hospital in Asheville, returned
10 the Summer Home in Henderson
vile Monday.
Mrs. Flake Houston has returned
rom John Hopkins hospital in Balti-
mofe where she went for consultation.
Que QUE was accompanied by DR.. J.. S.
Drown and Miss Della Davis.
Mr.. j. P. Duvall of Bat Cave has
seen visiting in and around Hender
scnVllle for several days. Mr.. Duvall
10 suffering from a sprained ankle
"!In which he was afflicted about four
months ago.
me ladies of the Presbyterian
church will have a strawberry and ice
lean supper at the Blue Ridge Inn
nrIuay. May Is, from 5 to 10 p. M. The
Soeeeds will be applied on the poor
Or Wallace has just purchased
~ OF the latest dental appliances
bn rapid n painless dentistry. He
q 1dQ every inch ~ hic oH4oo oil