Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-22

spartanburg.
", ". Wilson. state deputy of the
Z Of P, lodge, was in the city Tues
day.
Hon. Michael Schenck is attending
court in R~utherfordton
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Mr.. Ernest Ewbank was in Ashe-
vile Monday.
p E. Wilson of Pittsburg, Pa, has
returned home after a weeks visit
here with his brother. J. R. Wilson.
Misses Alma Lee and Mona Edwards
left Wednesday for Charleston where
thew will remain this winter.
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Mr. Noah NJ. Hollowell leaves this
week for a visit of a week or more
With his parents in Chowan county
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Mrs. 3, w. Ainsmith of Washington,
y c.. has returned home after visiting
Miss Irma Justus.
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Mrs. J. w. Bailey was in Asheville
last Wednesday serving as one of the
iudges for the pantry department Of
the Western Carolina fair.
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Messrs. R. E. L. Freeman and D. P.
Moss will meet with the Middle Fork
church on Sunday, October 25. in h
interest of music and the Edneyville
Singing convention.
Messrs. S. Y. Bryson, Frank Wal
drop. Ben Few and J. c. Sheriff. have
returned from Washington and Phila-
deIphia where they attended the world
series games of baseball.
Miss Hodge Ballard has returned
to her home in Charlotte. Miss Bal
lard spent the summer at the Wilson
cottage
Mr.. J. O Williams has been on the
sick list with a deep cold for the past
week. He has not been able to be at
his place of business
Miss Elsie Gearheart, who was the
guest of Mrs. F. S. Thomas during the
ummer has returned from Knoxville
and will visit Mrs. Thomas several
days before returning to her home at
Dubois, Pa
Mr.. Frank Gender, clerk of the
AshevilIe police court and sergeant
of the police department. is visiting
his relatives, Mesdames Freeman and
Hesterly, at the Summer Home for Z
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Hampton Of
Greensboro, of whom MI. w. NJ. Ba-
con OF Hendersonville is a nephew,
have moved to this city TO make il
their permanent home. They have
leased a cottage but intend building
at an early date.
Miss Annie Clayton of the Horse
Shoe section was in the city Monday
and Saturday. Miss Clayton's friends
will be interested to know that she
won two prizes on her work entered
il the department of ladies handiwork
at the Western Carolina Fair at Ashe>
vile last week.
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Mr.. Herbert W. Frye Of Atlanta,
has joined his. wife at the Summer
Home after a visit to his parents at
Hickory and business visits to New
York and Philadelphia. He returned
to Atlanta Tuesday. Mrs. Frye will
remain in the city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Justice have
returned from the Sugar Loaf section.
where they visited their uncle, Mr..
Ben Justice, who fell from a ladder
and sustained quite serious injuries
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Martin of Ellen
bOro were the guest of Mr., and Mrs.
W. J. Davis last week. Mr.. Martin
was formerly sheriff of Rutherford
county and he and Mr.. Davis have
been close friends from boyhood. Mr.,
Martin was well impressed with Hen
Jacksonville.
If present plans do not miscarry
Misses Gladys Cover, Cora Lott,
Louise Hodges. Irma Justus. Helen
Child and Mrs. H. R. Savage will
compose an auto party to AsheVil1e
saturday to witness the ball game be-
tween the Blue Ridge School boys and
those of Asheville.
Mr.. Jim Walter Brown of the Kanu-
ga section went to Mars Hill Saturday
10 visit his son. Mr.. Roy Brown who
l.: IN school theer. Mr.. Brown had the
pleasure Of hearing his son speak Sat
uTday night as one of the debaters of
Inc t>!cnty-thlrd anniversary Of the
fnllomathain Literary society. The
friends of the young Mr.. Brown will
He interested to know that he is re-
Sarded as one of the able and willing
workers of the school. Mr.. Noah M.
aolloWell of Hendersonville acted as
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