Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-26


tee for the Love estate. was ordered ii
sell all the lands of the estate title Il
which Il not Ia dispute, at public auc-
ton on April s. 1914, subject to d
private sale which be may negotiate
prior to that time, and to make I inal
report upon such sales in the ONCE Of
the clerk Of the court that same may
be passed upon and confirmed Or re-
jected at the May term Of court
WRynesyilEe Courier.
News comes to Waynesville Of 4 sad
accident on JonatLan's creek last
week. In crossing a footlog across
the creek Mrs. George Putnam fell off
aud was drowned.-Waynesyille cou-
rser.
An announcement Of interest Is to
the effect that L. B. Robson OF At
lanta has been admitted to member
ship in the firm of CHM & Co., of Bog-
ton This isnone Of the biggest pub
fishing houses in the country. Mr..
Robson is q former Buncombe county
resident, having been reared In the
Sandy Mush section.
That Canton will shortly AVE an
ambulance corps in the North Carolina
National Guard is assured.
In a report, under date of February
End. 1914, from Headquarters, North
Carolina National Guard, as to the re-
suits of the competitive drill held at
camp last summer on Drill Regula-
tons. it is shown that Captain Harden
Howell of the local company tied for
second place with a standing Of "a
per cent-WaynesviIle Courier.
The Regal Marble company at Re-
gal, near Murphy, is pushing North
Carolina marble into almost every
state of the union and even into for
elgn countries. During the five
months in which the famous Regal
marble haG been finished at Regal, it
has been sold in t~hirty-fve different
states and the District of Columbia
srd a large order is now being filed
for shipment into Canada.
Beginning this week The Free Press
will be printed at Forest City. Since
Oct. it has been printed al Shelby by
The Highlander Printing company
The Free Press stockholders have re-
organized and new outfit has been in
stalled. The Free Press will continue
as an Independent paper and still re-
tains ". S. Grower as manager.
u car loads of sewer pipe have
arrived and four more are coming for
sewer line on Godshaw Hill and Grady
Hill, also the main which will empty
into Vaughan's creek, near the Weay-
er place. Work will begin in a few
days now.-Tryon Bee.
The directors of the Brevard Bank
ing company have been discussing fo4
the past several months the advisa.
biiity of increasing the capital stock
of that institution from $4,000 to
100000, and a meeting of the stock
holders has been called for the pur-
pose of taking action on the matter,
and the increase will doubtless be or
dered at the meeting-Brevard News.
The Pennsylvania County Farmers
Union will hold a meeting at Brevard
in the Office of the county s~uperinten-
dent Of schools at II 80 p. m, on Sat-
urday, February 21.-Brevard News.
. Work on the new $40, 900 admins
tration building of the Brevard Inst1-
tute has been progressing nicely for
the past several weeks, the unusually
fine weather giving the workmen a
fine show in getting the work done.
The walls are now up past the second
/ story windows, and it is believed the
roof will be on within a few more
weeks. j. M. and r. P. Fitzpatrick
are the builders-Brevard News.
Thursday of this week has been
named as the date for the organize
ton of the Ashevi1le Equal Suffrage
League the call for the organization
meeting have been issued by Mrs.
Charles Malcolm Plat of this city. IN
issuing the call, Mrs. Plat has invited
al men and women of the city who
believe in votes for women to attend
the gathering and the meeting pro-
misses to be n Of unusual interest,
Contract has been let for IL rooms
to be built to the Munday House. This
viii add greatly to the accommodation
OF summer visitors. We must not
stop at this. Men get busy and let us
build another new hotel before sum
mer.-Franklin Press.
The Democratic voters of Biltmore
last week in the first preferential pri-