Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-03-13
Local and PERSONAL.

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Hon. B. Shipp has returned from a
business trip to Charlotte, N. C.
Mr.. VIM. Twyford and Mr.. Milton
Mccullough spent Sunday il As!:.st re.
Miss Myra Reed and Miss Cora Hymd-
mar of Asheville was in the city sun
day.
Miss Adele Woodall of PHILADELPHIA
is visiting her sister, Miss M. e. Wood
all, of this city.
Either boost HendersonVille, or pack
your grip and hike" A knocker has
no place in this town.
Mr.. Joe Mccormick has returned
from Kentucky, where he went to visit
his mother, who is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. LeLong, of
Naples, N. c.. have returned from a
weeks visit in the city of New York.
L. A. Chaplin will leave in a few days
for New London, O., where he goes to
take charge of the large farm owned
by his father.
The debating team sem to Chapel
Hill from here lost to the University
boys.
Mrs. John Station leaves for her
home in Bethel, NC, this week after a
two weeks visit to her mother, Mrs.
J. G. Waldrop.
Mrs. Florence L. Roland has return
ed to HendersonvilIe from Georgia,
and has begun the improvement of her
home on Third Ave West
Miss Edith Berry of GAINESVILLE, Ga.
will be a charming acquisition to Miss
Posey's Millinery force and will as
sist Miss Griffin in the trimming de-
partment.
Now, that the Legislature is over nd
more space can be devoted to local mat
tiers, this pper would be glad to hear
from it's former correspondents in the
county.
Bob" Oates put it all over the water
power trust at Raleigh last week and
ought to be minghty happy owe it.
Who can blame him for wearing a
broad smile?
Mr.. T. II. Aleln of Edneyville, died
February %, 1913, and was buried It
Shaws Creek. February %. He was a
brother of III. W. Allen of this city.
He was an old soldier.
Messrs. S. Y. Bryon and A P. Gala
more returned last Saturday from
Washington and New York where they
spent a week They were guests of
Congressman Gudger while in the cap
ital city.
Mrs A. M. Cover spent last week in
the city of Charleston where she was
called on account of the illness of her
brother, a former resident of this city.
Charles Singleton. Mr.. Singleton is
reported to be rapily improving. Mrs.
Cover returned several days ago.
Mrs. r. CISorreH has-returned to.
her home at Fletcher, after a two
weeks visit in Washington, Baltimore
and Greensboro. She attended the
Inauguration.
Mrs. C. Few entertained the Aid So
ciety of the Methodist church in a de-
lightful name Tuesday afternoon.
The weather being ideal most of the
members were present.
During the afternoon a delicious ice
course was served the ladies, by Mes
danes EWbank and Schenck.
DIR. Guy e. Dixon has returned from
New York, where he has been tor the
past five weeks attending New York
Post Graduate Medical college. DR..
Dixon did some special surgical work
in the cities of Philadelphia and Balti-
more and stopped over in Washington
to witness the Inauguration on his way
home.
Senator T. b. Allen and Representa-
tive j. p. Patton returned last Satur-
day from Raleigh after two months of
hard work making laws for this cCnn-
ty and state. These gentlemen have
made a fine record for themselves and
are receiving the congratulations Of
their many friends over the county.
Messrs. C. E. Brooks and Gordon
darlington have returned from a. ten
days trip to Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York. G. M.
Glazener accompanied them as far az
New York, where he continued to Bos-
ton on business. These gentlemen re-
port a delightful and profitable trip to
the great cities.
DR.. Morgan, son-in-law of Mr.. d. F.
Morrow of this city, has returned with
wife to Lagrange, Ca, after spending
some time IN the city. Dr. Morgan
spent several weeks in New York
where he took a special cours in
medicine.
Mr.. Noah M. Hollowel1 is still on the
job as Journal clerk of the Senate and
will be unable to complete his work
for several days after the Legislature
adjourns. 1t is said that he expects to
visit the home of his parents in Chow
an county before returning to Hender-
SonVille.
Mrs. a e. Posey and Miss Made
Griffin returned last week from Attain
ia where they took in the wholesale
and retail opening of that great city
and are prepared to show their Gus
some of the most up to the
minute millinery yer shown in Hen
Jacksonville.