Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-04-17
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brooks Pharmacy, 1nuISudyS April II.
8 M. King continues quite sick
Of his home in this city.
Mrs. Floyd of Asheville is visiting
,,rc w, P. Whiteing at her home on
.9rd Avenue
Miss Marie Norwood is visiting
friends in Elmwood and Newton, N c.,
this week.
Attorney J. E. Shipman has been at
+onding court in Rutherfordton.
Mr.. J. C. Walrvaen of Atlanta, Ca,
was in the city last Saturday and
Sundy.
Mrs. Annie F. Darlington has return
cd TO HendersonVille after a visit in
Laurens, S. c., of several months.
Hon. John G. Grant of the Internal
revenue department with headquarters
in Charlotte is in the city this week.
Miss Annie Hart of Sa1uda, n of
the Hustler's promising contestants
was in the city last Saturday.
There was no meeting of the Great
or Hendersonville Club last Thursday
night on account Of the weather.
Miss May Justus of Fletcher, one Of
the popular contestants in the Hustler
voting contest was in the city Satur-
day.
MI. and Mrs. Chumley of Montgom-
ery Ala. have been spending about
two weeks with Mrs. M. A. Smith on
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.. Guy left last week
for Marion, n. C. MI. Guy was called
away on account of court in Mitchell
county where he is a witness.
Mrs. J. v. Baily has purchased two
two lots on Boone Hill between Messrs
Blakes and Higgins and it is said she
will build on these lots soon
The county tax list which is being
advertised in this paper is one Of the
largest ever published in the history
OF the county.
Miss Cossie Horne has purchased
of W. W. Burgess of Greenville, S. c.,
a lot on 7th Ave West, joining the
Catholic Rectory.
1t showed for several hours Monday.
This is one of the latest SHOWS for
this city on record. While the tenn
perature, was not very low the weather
was severe all day.
The Hustler Office is in receipt of a
large quantity of seed from the Office
Of Congressman J. NJ Gudger, Jr., and
will be glad to distribute them to those
who call by at the Office.
Mrs. Lila Ripley Barnwell delight
fully entertained a number of her
friends last Thursday. Auction bridge
was played during the afternoon after
uvh;oh lo1fo;0r,1 0TwnchnnA~& Uaro
served.
Shipman Bros. dealers in wood and
crossties have purchased in the last
three months over 1000 crossties and
81 car loads of wood. This is quite an
extensive business for this time Of the
year.
Wichita's Best is the name of a new
brand of flour now being used extern
siYely by the housewives of Hender-
son county and Hendersonville. This
-four is sold exclusively by the Hen
dersonville Wholesale Grocery COM
pany.
The white sale advertised in this is
sue by E. Lewis e Son is to be an in
teresting. sale for the busy housewife.
Many o fthe ladies of the county will
take advantage of this opportunity in
getting the very latest goods at low
prices.
The new drug store of Mr.. j. f.
Brooks starts out we'll and is destined
tc become a paying institution. MI.
Brooks is a capable and experienced
pharmacist and has a wide circle Of
friends who wish him abundant sue
cess.
Hon. N. L. Shiprhan, Commissioner
Of Labor and Printing, has been COM
missioned by Governor Craig as a del
egate to the convention Of the Interna-
tonal Association of Factory Inspec-
tors, which will be held in Chicago
May 6-9.-Raleigh Times.
The Colonial Investment Company
OF HendersonVille was chartered last
week, to deal in real and personal pro-
perty, operate garages, deal in auto
mobiles, conduct amusement grounds,
etc. The authorized capital is $780,
900, with $1,000 subscribed for by S.
5. ~Crittenden of Jacksonville, Fla, and
P F. Patton, K. G. Morris and w. A.
Smith of Hendersonville.
Ministers and Justices of the peace
Will confer a favor by sending in brief
accounts of deaths and marriages that
may come under their observation.
Events of the kind referred to demand
the good Offices of either the pastor.
oc the squire. A postal card will
bring the facts; the news editor can
DO the rest, if preferable to "infor-
nants."
Quite a number of local people
spent Friday night in the city of Ashe-
vile where they went to witness the
Kiss Waltz. Miss Valeska Surratt,
the leading lady of the show failed to
appear after the first act. much to the
disappointment of the audience. 1t is
said that she had a jilt with the lead
trg man in the show and would not
continue with her part for that reason.
the performance was roasted by
Goth the Asheville papers.
In another part of this paper Will
be- found the advertisement of the Bel
mont Poultry Yards. Mr. r. L. Sim
mons, who it will be remembered was
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