French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26
HORSE SHOE NEWS.
Local and Personal Items Concerning
People in That HustIing
Community.
Especial to The Hustler)

Horse Shoe, N. c.. October 24.4
Mr.. and Mrs. James Duncan hare
returned to Horse Shoe after an e
tended wedding TRIP to Southern
points and are making their homem
present with the brides mother, Mrs.
Carrie Johnson.
w. E. Brown returned to his old
home and moved all of his personal
belongings to Jefferson City, Tenn.
JEFF King Of Graphiteville, N. CT. Wis
tied his parents last week.
We are glad to see Miss Lexine
Davenport out at school again after
being confined to her room with ton
silitis.
James Duncan has commenced the
erection Of Mrs. Carrie Johnson's new
bungalow.
C.. B. Moftt, Tom Redden and
Charles Barnett have just finished
making molasses. The grade of syrup
is very fine and the above men UNDER
stand their business.
Bobo Hollingsworth has returned
horfe from Tryon.
Tia yeung people OF This section
were invited to an old fashioned mea-
lasses esnahsg BRqllLsg a. j. -
t1F6&x SpO an GuJOydUlO
Miss Dosia Case went to Hender-
sonville last week. aE
There is much interest shown in the
services at the Baptist church COM
Quoted by Rev. E. T. Ross of Greer, S..
nc. A number of persons have united
with the church including Morris
Dalton, Simp Bishop, Bobo Hollings-
worth, Grady Snyder, Roy Redeem and
others. We trust all may be benefited
by the services. --N
Fralo Kuykendall of Tuxedo. IS
! spending a few days with friends and
1--we are glad to have him in our midst.
Frank Johnson visited his mother
Sunday. ~--~-
Tom Duncan of Ashevil1e. is at home
on a visit.
Rev. Tom P. Unison las gone to
Dot. Va, to hold a revival service.
Rev. E. G. Ross will preach to the
women and girls at 3 o'clock Sunday
afternoon at the Baptist church. All
are invited to attend.
Miss Louise Bird is on the sick list.
Robert H. Lockaby of Pisgah For
est, N. c., visited friends here a few
days ago.
Miss Edna Warlick of Asheville, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Mary o
Johnson.
Misses Jessie and Una Corn of Eto-
wah are visiting their sister, Mrs. Yer
non Mofitt.
The Misses Garren of Henderson,
vile, spent the week end with Mrs. C.
B. Mofhtt.
Misses Dora and Della Mofitt, also
Julian and Clark MOfitt dined with
tlsi" father Sunday.
Mrs. J.. B. Johnson of Ashe Vile, and
Sam Johnson and wife Of Henderson
Vile. visited their mother last week.
The officers and teachers OF the
Methodist church organized a Biblc
Institute to look after the deraljct
church members to persuade them
to attend Sunday school.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. HOlbert
ON Monday, October %. a daughter.
The teachers Aid Society of the two
Sunday schools meet every Wednes-
day evening at. 8 o'clock in the class
room at the Baptist church. If you
are interested in the Sunday school
lessons, come u and learn more
about them.
The attendance of the Horse Shoe
graded school is excellent. All o
TO1l nave DS0u present III Lie PAST :.
month with the exception of two pu-
pills. This speaks we'll for Principal
Joe Capps.
Mrs. Alice Duncan visited her niece,
Mrs. Willis. near Rugby a few days
ago. TX
We hear rumors Of numerous Hal
.low-'een parties to be had in our nec-
ton. There is a scarcity of pumpkins
end it is hard to even get a few for
Halloween decorations.
The farmers are busy gathering
corn and before many more weeks the
old time corn shocking will begin with
it's merriment and bountifu1 suppers
on which the Horse Shoe matrOns
pride themselves.
Gus PRESLEY, the genius, has rugged
up a saw mill apparatus and has saw
ed up the sixty cord wood pile of A. L.
& l.. E. Davenport. Presley has q
long head on him, he having in the
past made an automobile and mounted
it on buggy wheels. South Carolina
now own this freak car.
Jessie O. Johnson and S. G. Case at
tended the last w. o. W. meeting at
HendersOnville.