Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-04-29

!. u Htepp has moved his meat mar.


II. ill., Stepp has moved his meat mar
ket from hie old stand, which was
next door to the HeBaersopEalle Eurnf-
ture company, into the rear Of the
building occupied By s. Maxwell &
company.
Thorough renovation and many
other improvements are being made
on the Wheeler hotel by the new pro.
prietor, Mr.. FOCUS, who expects ia
open for the seaso sometime i'm June,
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w. M. GULL will move his stock of
groceries into the Citizens bank build
ing some time in May. It is under
stood that that the bank incident ia
consolidation will move into new quar-
tiers within q few days. Alterations in
the front of the building will be mace
before Mr.. GULL moves. BY cutting a
drain in the floor of the big vault.
which was used by the bank, Mr.. Gull
thinks he will have one of the finest
refrigerators in the country.
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C. S. Calvert has leased the old p
c. Walker garage on second avenue.
west, which he will conduct this sea-
son.
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The Mutual Printing company has
just issued from its presses TO- 900
folders entitled, "a Few Concrete Facts
About Hendersonville." These folders
have been sold to leading firms of the
city with the idea of having one ac-
company every business letter mailed
from the city this spring. The folder
contains among other things, what
H~endersonville Has and What Hender-.
scnville Needs"
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A number Of Woodmen of the World
attended the Log Rolling convention
in Brevard Monday and Tuesday. v
E. Grant of this city is president of
the association and G.. j. Milward iS
secretary and treasurer.
The Community shops are preparing
100 sign posts to be placed at many
forks of the roads in the county. The
posts will contain advertisements O..
business houses of HendersOnville
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The Red Iron Racket stock of mer-
chandise has been moved back to
Glazeneris. Mr.. Glazener opened the
Red Iron Racket store over a year ago
under the management of Mr.. How
ard.
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A large number of local masons
to Asheville Monday night in II
on a visit to Mount Hurn-
don lodge, which has just moved into
new masonic building recently
Tho local member RS wc.e
given q royal welcome by the hosts.
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Rev. J.. M. Shive, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, has asked the
congregation to join him in requesting
the P~resbytery to relieve him of his
pastorate in this city. Mr.. Shive finds
hat it will be impossible to move his
from California just now and
Tor this reason he has resigned. Mr..
Shive stated to his congregation that
he had learned to love the people Of
this city and more especially the mem
DerS OF his congregation. He thanked
hem for the many ~kindnesses they
had shown him while in their midst
Mr.. Shive will leave the city about the
fifteenth Of May. His friends regret j
exceedingly bis departure and trust
that he may be successful some day n
bringing his family to this section Of
he country. He has already signif-
ed his desire to do SO.
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#. w. Valentine is making some
Improvements on bis residence on
avenue. west.
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J. C. Morrow is building a cottage
two doors below his home on Fourts
avenue, east. A hot water heating
will be installed.
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Mrs. Matte Gambler has returned to
her duties as manager of the Western
Union office after several weeks alb
sence on account of illness.
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J.. T. Crane is recovering ron a
1sprained foot he received several
weeks ago.
G. G. Hyder has moved his stock of
goods to his store room on Seventh
avenue, east. MI. Hyder after remod-
cling his building on Main street leased