Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-01-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION.

was registered at The st. John.
Hon. and Mrs. w. A. Smith left FRI
day for brief visit to their daughter,
/ Mrs. Thomas Reed Watkins, in Green
vile, s.. G.
Mr.. I. Steuerman, of New York city,
is again at the st. John for q weeks
stay
Miss Helen Beard, of Inman, s. c.,
was the weekend guest of Mrs. G. @.
Jaynes.
Mr.. Gordon L. Harvey, of Savannah,
spent few days in the city the latter
part of the week in the interest Of
some property which he owns here.
Mr.. and Mrs. FAIRY Barber and Miss
Barber went to Asheville Saturday
to see "The Merry Widow"
Rev. G. H. Detwiler, of Nashville,
Tenn, who has been visiting his daugh
was in HendersonviIIe Saturday Mr..
DetwiIer formerly lived here and the
people are always glad to welcome
! him upon his return visits to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Reed, former res
Iidents of this city, whose home is now
| in Baltimore, have returned here for
brief sojourn and are stopping with
Mrs. j w. Williams.
Mr.. T. F. Roland, of Ashevile, was at
the st. John couple of days last week
Mr.. Joseph Holt, is at present max
ing his home at The Waverley.
Mrs. Louis Pender, of Rugby, spent
Saturday in the city.
Mr.. M. c. Kreger, of Wilmington,
J was registered at the ST. John for the
weekend. Mr.! Kreger has been in
specting territory in Hendersonville
| and vicinity with view to locating.
Mrs. William Reddin Kirk, was
J among the theatre goers from here
who saw "The Merry Widow present
j ed at the Asheville theatre Saturday.
| Miss Marie Lane, of Rugby, attended
the Lee celebration at the courthouse
| Saturday.
Mr.. v. F'ontaine, of Brevard, with
Mr.. H. Federer were registered at the
St John the early part of the week.
Mr.. H. c. Meyer left for New York
! city for ten days business trip Fri
day last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo A Gessler, of
| New York, are spending awhile at the
Kentucky Home en- route to Florida
! where they own a grapefruit orchard.
Among the tourists registered at the
st. John for stay heer before going
farther South was Mr.. c. Charles, of
New York.
At the Kentucky Home, Mr. an. Irs.
E. c.. Guy entertained as their guests
| over Sunday the parents Or the latter,
Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Lands, of Marion.
Mr.. Lands is president of the Marion
Western Furniture company.
Mr. F. P. Bacon, of Tryon, N. q.
was registered at the Kentucky Home
Monday.
] Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Patterson, of
Rock Hill, came here Saturday to visit
relatives.
Mr.. w. n. Heffner, of Spartanburg,
spent the week end at the Kentucky
! Home.
i Miss Julia Reed, who has been a
member of Miss Margaret Cleveland's
house party, at Spartanburg, has join
ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Reed
and will remain here for a visit before
returning to Baltimore.
Mr.. r. ". Bidz, of Atlanta, who con-
Quoted the automobile contest here,
during the summer, in which Miss Bes-
sic Hodges was the successful contest
ant, spent Sunday at the Kentucky
Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Killian who have
made their home in Waynesville since
their marriage, which occurred here
recently, have been visiting relatives
here.
Miss Lilly Hight spent Sunday with
Mrs. P. H. Walker at Flat Rock.
Mr.. James Harrison, who comes
from Charlotte, was at the st. John
{ the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Apologize, of Ashevifi6. was
among the st. John arrivals last week.
Mr. w. T. Scharpe of Baltimore, was
here Monday.
Mrs. Chas R. Whitaker left Tues
day to join Mr.. Whitaker in Jackson
Vile Mr.. Whitaker has been in F'lori-
da recuperating
Miss Eva Moore of Asheville is a
guest at the Wilson cottage this week.
Mrs. Howard Bennett returned from
Asheville hospital much improved in
health.
Miss Fannie McNeely, Of Asheville,
arrived Wednesday afternoon and will
be the guest for several days of Mrs.
L. P. Walker and Miss Harriet Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Bartlett, pleas
antly remembered as former Hender-
sonvi1le residents and who have of
! hte years made their home in Vir
! g!nia, are here TO "a visit.
Miss Brownie Morris, who has been
spending awhile in Starkville, Fla,
has returned to the city.
Business men, especially would do
! well to read T.. w. Chambliss' editO-
rial on Advertising" It contains
many valuable pointeus.
H. Patterson leaves Sunday for the
Northern markets to buy his mammoth
Spring stock of goods. Mr.. Patterson
will visit New York. Boston, Washing
ton, Baltimore, Detroit, Louisville and
Cincinnati, o. Miss Rebecca Patter-
son left last Sunday for the Northern
markets where she will assist her
brother, H. Patterson, In buying wo-
mems. apparel for the 81. Patterson
Department Store.
Miss McCulIOugh Entertains.
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