Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-01
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po;nter. Placing People in and Around Hendersonvine

me city TueSu@''
Mrs. G, A. Hobbs ana
MI. AM have returned to Massachu-
cts. 10
49, George McCrary has returned
tom BreVard'
II michael schenck spent Monday
= Asheville.
rar,a Jackson has gone to st.
petersburg, Fla.
Wilder. who has been visiting
NtLs VIZ o,tv for the summer leaves 0
inter, S. c., this week.
,trs 7, P. Hickman and daughter
~; W. Bessie, of GreenVille' 5. o. are
visiting in the city.
Norma wilkins has gone to
MISS ME- h she will spend some time
. h relatives o.
ond Mrs. ]. G, Lewis have
Iod to DeLand, Fla, after spend
Us. the summer here.
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DO RS, James H. Lafson and daugh-
Bic Miss NJ. F. Ladson, were in the
te, Friday from Horse Shoe.
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NJ and Mrs. L. Gordon Harvey left
s. their home in Savannah Friday
aftpr summering in HendersonVllle.
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nossrs. J. C. and ]. W. Lannlng
ond H P. and E. P. Walker of Fetch
sr we're in the city Thursday.
Miss Lille Brooks visited Miss Alma
Tordap in Asheville Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. Robert Sample left last week
for Philadelphia to resume schooi
in the University of PennsylVa-
MIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Brown and fam
i1v have moved to Charlotte for the
winter.
Mrs Carrie Stanley and two chill
iren. who have been spending the
at Hazelhurst, returned Wed
,esday to their home in DeLand, Fla.
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Miss Mamie Bowen has returned to
NeWberry after spending the summer
with relatives in the city.
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Mr.. and MEs-LQsephEP1tts-an and
their mother, Mrs. Hight, have moved
to their old home on the corner OF
Fifth avenue and Justice street. Mr.
and Mrs. C. R. Brown r also occu-
Dying the same house.
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Mr.. Joseph Bishop, for several years
resident of the county, has moved to
Asheville, where he is an employe OF
he Southern railway.
Messrs, J. W. Bailey, Geo. W. Jus
ice, J. Foy Justice, Sam Johnston,
sam Y. Bryson, J. E. Shipman were
Imong those who went to Asheville
Saturday to hear Secretary Bryan.
Mr.. John Forest and Mr.. H. K. Nor
is have returned from Greenville and
.partanburg, where they motored
sunday in the formers machine.
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Mrs. E. C. Coats and little daughter
ave returned to Mars Hill after a .
to the formers parents, Mr.. and
A. B. Freeman.
Mr.. Abner Mccall, who has been
his family in Hendersonville,
as returned to Charleston for the
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. McIn-
on Friday, a son. The mother
nd son are getting along nicely.
To-
Mrs. H. Y. Lane and two nieces,
lisses Bessie and Emma Shackle-
ord, left for their home in Newberry,
}. T., last week after summering in
iendersonville.
10
Miss NJ. F. Ladson of Horse Shoe
saveS soon for New York city, where
7 the Studio Club, she will pursue a
curse in art which she has followed
charleston for three years.
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MI. and Mrs. J. @. Wills, who have
ten conducting a photograph gallery
l Hendersonville during the past
Smmer, have moved to Asheville,
mere Mr.. Wills has purchased a
autograph gallery.
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VI John E. Ennis, is expected to
ave for his home in st. Peters
SIrg' Fla, Thursday, after spending
summer in Laurel Park at his
onmer home. DR.. Ennis is a Hen
erSonyille booster and expresses
'e@t confidence in it's future.
WI John Grimes has returned from
"I1lore, where he accompanied
IS. Grimes, who underwent an oper-
MI. Grimes is hopeful of her
''uIulIg within q fnw DAVIS