Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-10-02
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Asheville.
Mrs. Henry Webster spent Monday
in Asheville shopping
Guy McCrary spent Sunday In
Et6wah.
will Smith is visiting friends In
WATERFORD, s. G.
Mr., JEFF Lucas, of South Carolina,
was in the city recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles St John leave
soon for a trip to New YORK
Mrs lanes H.. LeGrand and mother
80 Dallas Texas, are guests at the
Waverly.
Mrs Leon Killian has returned 10
waynesville after spending several
days here.
Miss MARY West left for Atlanta re-
Gently. after spending a WeeK mere
with relatives.
Solicitor Hall johnson is in the city
his week during court, a guest Oh Ine
kentucky Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard C. Clarke left
Saturday night for an extended Trip
west.
Miss Bessie Aiken left Sunday for
Goldsboro, after a visit to relatl'e'
here,
Charlie E. McAlister of Greenville'
8 C.. spent the week end here al tne
St. John.
Francis Stringfellow left Tuesday
for Jacksonville, after spending the
summer here.
Miss Elsie Flicker left recently for
Virginia, where she enters Mary Bald
win College.
Miss Annie Parker of Sp%artanburg,
was in the city this week, guests a!
the Kentucky Home.
Mrs. F. S. Thomas leaves this week
for a visit to friends and relatives IN
New York and Philadelphia.
Miss Clara Stringfellow who has
Teen spending the summer at Salola
club. left Tuesday for Jax, Fla.
Mrs. Fred King and two sons have
returned to Jacksonville, after spend
ing the summer at Salola CLUB.
Mrs. Scrutchin and children AVE re-
tnrned from a visit to Atlanta and are
guests at the Kentucky Home.
Miss Edithe Gray of Jacksonville
Fla. who a been visiting fr1ends
TSf&6 oUnnI1n mas T6InTnGC
home. ~G
James Clarke is in the city IRON
Albany Ga. Mr.. Clarke has not Deer
Iere for ten years and his many
friends welcome him back.
Miss Williams left Tuesday for hel
home in South Carolina, after spend
ing the summer here at the Wilson
cottage.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Clarke have
returned from a western trip ant
have as their guest Miss Mary clark
from Salt Lake City:
Mrs. and Mrs. F. E. Durfee and
daughter are expected back this Weel
from the North. where they spent tn
summer.
C.. F. Toms, the we'll known yount
attorney formerly a resident OF Hen
Jacksonville and now of Ashev1lle, II
here this week attending the session o
the superior court.
Mrs. Lucas and attractive daughter
Miss Helen Lucas, who have peel
spending the summer here al TN
Jackson cottage have returned to n e
home in WATERFORD, S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Flicker left last weel
for Staunton, Va, where they VII
spend the winter with their daugnteS
Miss Elsie, who is in Mary Baldwin
college there.
The Democrat is indebted to Mr.. ]
T. Shipman for a fine water melo1
grown by that gentleman. Mr.. Ship
man always remembers his neWspape
friends each season and never neglect
them with some of his best farm o.
garden products,
Fred T. Lykes of Tampa, Fla, am
Eavanna. Cuba, has been a visitor T.
Hendersonville and vicinity for a cou
rle of weeks. Mr.. Lykes is Target
interested IN Ln0 CdILAS AANu0CAJ -
10th Florida and Cuba and is ais
head of a large steamship compan,
running ships from Galveston, Texas
t. Jamaica touching at Havana. MI
Lykes was greatly pleased with tn
Land of the Sky and will visit her
here every season in future.
Col. Thos. F. Turner, proprietor c
the Esmera1da Inn at Chimney Rocl
was a visitor to Hendersonville and
caller at the Democrat office Tuesda!
He says that his great resort had
fine season and that many were tn
visitors entertained there during tn
past three or four months. He is on
of the very live wires of this reg1o
and is doing much to make the Ian
of the Sky the most popular resort i
the world.
The following HendersonviEe peopl
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