Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-14

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Mr.. Sam Y. Bryson went to Philadel-
phia to witness the ball games.
Borns to Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Flanders
on Friday, a daughter.
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Mr., F. E. Wilson of Pittsburg. Pa.
has been visiting his brother. Mr.. T n
Wilson.
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Mr.. R. c.. Cladke left Saturday FOR
Indiana. where he will take treatment
for rheumatism.
Mr.. T. B. Laughter Of Cherokee. sc
route l, was visiting relatives in Hen
derson county last week.
Mr.. T. L. Durham and family MOTOR
ed to Shelby, the home of his chilli.
hood on Saturday.
Miss Mamie Bowen left "Wednesday
for Newberry, S. c. after a visit to
relatives and friends in the city.
Mrs. I. Clyde Peeler of Gafney. s q
is visiting her father, Mr.. Vance Nor.
wood on Washington street.
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Mrs. Florence Scott has returned
from Asheville, where she had been
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston r. Patton are
arranging to move to Greenyille. s q
for their future home within the next
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Blake and
daughter, Miss Ethel Blake, and son
Frank Blake, leave this week for
~Greenville, S. c., I spend the winter
They intend returning next summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Mendall. Mrs
NJ. R.. Olds and Miss Annie Lee Drake
left Wednesday for Hawkes. Park. Fla
to remain for the winter,
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Mr.. S. J.. Justice left this week tn
spend several days in Mcdowell and
Rutherford counties where he win do
some surveying and selling of lands.
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Mr.. c. T. Startling of Washington. N
c., has succeeded Mr.. Goldstein as.
manager of the Postal telegraph Office
in Hendersonville. Mr.. Goldstein has
gone to Spartanburg.
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The friends of Mrs. J. r. Wilson
will regret to learn that she is very
III, although her condition is some
what improved yer what is was re-
Gently. if4MG
Mrs. j. Mack Rhodes has been added
to the teaching force of the graded
school of Hendersonville to help re-
lieve the congestion in the third grade.
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Among the recent families who have
rented apartments in Hunters build
ing are Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Valley and
family; Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Edwards
and son.
John B. Rymer and Mr.. J..F. Brooks.
both of HendersonHille.7 are now at !
City Point, Va, where thousands of
people are employed in manufacturing |
war ammunitions.
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Mr.. Preston F. Patton was In the
city last week en- route to Chicago.
Detroit and other western cities with |
the road commissioners of GreenyiLle ]
county, South Carolina, for the pur-
post of inspecting certain types of
roads. The authorities are seeking
denn1te information to be used in road
building in South Carolina.
Mrs. Matte Gambler, for a long time
manager of the Western Union tele-
graph offices in HendersonvfT1e, has
Deen granted a leave of absence and
is now in Columbia University in New
York City taking a course in English,
french, Spanish and commercial law,
and at the same time reviewing book
keeping and stenography.
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The friends of Miss Beulah Will
Hams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. IT,
williams of Hendersonville, will be
interested to learn that upon her re-
turn to Atlanta after visiting her par
recently, she was married to Mr..
Roy H.. Holmes. 1t is their purpose to
visit in Hendersonville during the
christmas holidays.
Mrs. Leighton Brown, wife of Ser
geant Leighton Brown, y. s. army,
with their little daughter Dorathey, and
sister, Miss Schwarz, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John Brown at Pleasant HILL
This is their first trip to Henderson
lille and they are very much Impress
ed with the place. They expect to
7isit Florida and various other resorts
the South before joining Sergeant
Brown who is now in. New York City,
n connection with the militia of Newt