Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-01-09
PERSONAL MENTION

Friday
Mr.. s G. Caldwell, Jr., has return
led to Nashville after spending the
holidays with his family here
DR.. Morse has returned from New
i York where he recently went on press
ing business.
Mr.. Oscar Cook has returned after
short absence from town. Mr. Cooke
visited his mother in Norfolk.
Miss Sadie Davidson, Of Charlotte.
was among the arrival sat the St John 4
] Sunday.
/ Mr. G. 3. Mof1tt. of Horse Shoe, was
g pleasant caller at the Office of The
Democrat Monday
Mr.. D. N showalter, OF Lake Toxa-
way. spent few hours in the city
i Monday
Mr.. E. G. stillwen returned from
Atlanta Friday where he went on q
business trip.
Mr. Moore, who is associated with
the Kentucky Home. spent the day IN
AsheYille Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Dysart, were a
part of the holidays in AsheviIle as the
] gtests of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Kellogg, Of Kelton.
IS c., spent a few days at the St. John
last W elk.
! Among the recent arrivals at the
st, John hoted were Mr.. and Mrs. L.
i b. Houston, of Greeenville, s. c.
Mr.. A. s, Hammett, of Galveston.
/ Texas, has been stopping at the ST.
John hotel.
i Mr.. Hundley Cover is again at the
funiversity of Virginia after short va
lcation spent with his mother, Mrs. nj.
| 4 Cover. Christmas week.
,Mr. Vance Norwood returned Tues
day afternoon from visit to his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. r, w Norwood, at
Waxhaw, N. C.
Nineteen arrivals were placed to
Monday. This looks as If the travel
had opened up with renewed Htgor
II Mr.. w. C. Vaughn, OF Asheville, w.
IF. Kirby, OF Cleveland. Tenn, and C..
A. Wood, OF WeaverV1lle, were recent
ARRIVALS atsthe kentuckE HoIae.
4 MT. Frank Earlz., who spent the hol-
days with his aunt. Mrs. Vance Nor
Eood, returned to. his home at Elm
wood, last Saturday afternoon.
Misses GLADYS Cover and Cora Lott
IFeturned to Staunton. Friday, to re-
fsume their studies at the Mary Bald,
win Seminary.
/ Mrs. d. j. Fuller. and daughter, Miss
i MnrieI Fu1ler, left Wednesday, even
ling for New York Cor two weeks
visit to friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles French Toms,
and children, of AshevIlle, were the
guests OF Capt and Mrs. MI. C. Toms.
q few days last week.
After spending delightful Christ
mas vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam T. Hodges, Miss Gladys
Hodges has returned to Randolph.
macon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Gilbert, of Spar
hamburg, are among the newcomers to
Hendersonyille. They are living in
Marshalltown. Mr.. Gilbert and his
family have formed very pleasant
| impression Of Hendersonville.
Miss Minnie Ewart had as her guests
Thursday night, Misses Annie and
Eiay Mcdowell, and adopted daughter.
OF Asheyille The Misses Mcdowell
were en- route from GreenY11le. S /! O.
where they visited niece Christmas
week q
Some New Year thoughts under the
iheading, Mostly Contemp1atfve"
reached the paper, too late for publ
cation last week. They appear in an
other column of today's paper and are
we'll worth the reading
Mrs. Levoy and daughter. of Gin
J einnati. are at Mrs. Bailey's for awhile
Mrs Norton. Of Brevard, was among
those recently registered at the Ken
tucky Home.
Mr.. John Alden. Mrs Smith and Miss
/ Smith are among recent guests at
the st John The party left New York
/! last Friday by automobile and arrived
N Hendersonville Tuesday.
Representative ). p. Patton. of Flat
ROCK has gone 10 1e1GtOASu.s ne W14I !
witness both the inauguration of the |
Governor at Raleigh, and the President
at Washington, before his return.
Or. w. f. Nickel left Tuesday night
for Cocoa, Fla, where he will remain !
about eight weeks. Upon his return
he viii open up his office oyer Hun
ter's Pharmacy.
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Misses Ruth Smith, Helen Child /
and Louise Hodges have returned from |
DeLand, Florida. where they were
members of a very delightful house
party given by Miss Jessie Lewis, dur
the holidays
Mr.. w. F. Randolph, of Asheville,
manager of the E. W. Grove estate.
and one Of Asheville,s foremost boos-
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