French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-12-27
People and EUents
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spending the holidays in Chicago.
]. D. Carpenter is visiting at Hen
dersonVilte.-Polk County News.
J.. E. Shipman was in Polk county
last week on professional business
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c.. N. Wrenshall is acting as clerk
to the local exemption board.
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George B. Cobb of Tryon visited his
son, Charles, for the weekend.
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Harry Waldrop of camp Sewer,
Greenville, is home for the holidays.
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Miss Belle 7. Dick left this week on
a visit to relatives in Louisville KY.
Reginald Morris of Ashevil1e was a
visitor in the city this week.
Mr.. SIZZLING of Augusta visited on
Mills River this week.
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Boyce Clement of Mills River spent
Christmas in Asheville.
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Harold M. Smith of Cochran, Ga, was
here last week to attend the funeral of
his father, T. M. Smith.
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Harry Hunter is home from Chapel
Hill for the holidays. Mr.. Hunter is
taking a medical course.
Miss Gladys Hodges is home for the
holidays from Sta%ntonsburg, N. c.,
where she has been teaching.
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Miss Sue Britain, who has been
teaching at Barnardsville, is az her
home on Mills River for the holidays,
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Miss Kate Shipman is home from
Meredith college at Raleigh for the hol-
idays. I
Horace Bowen and George Shepherd
of Alec, Tenn, are home for the holt
days. D
Miss Louise Hodges is home for the I
holidays from Brenau college at
Gainesville, Ga.
Earl Mailman, an employe of the Com c
mercial National bank of Charlotte, is s
home for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Curtis and Miss f
Mary Burckmyer left last week for Ii
New Smyrna, Fla, to spend the winter. F
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Miss Jessine Brooks is home from
the State Normal college at Greens.
boro for the holidays. e
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Miss Carrie Drake of Charlotte visit. e
ed her parents on Mills River duringD
the holidays.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Corpening OF ii
AsheviIle are visiting relatives on b
Mills River. Oh
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w. B. Lamb. a Henderson county
boy, has moved from Nampa, r. 4, to
Bowmont, Idaho. II
Miss Lola B. Shipman. who has been A
teaching at Jonesville. S.. c.. is home Il
for. the holidays.
Miss Isagel KethIey of the Fruit hS
land faculty, was the guest of Mrs. &C
Cecil Rhodes Sunday. g
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Mss Martha Sulljnger of F~ruitland
Institute was the guest of Mrs. J. L.
Egerton Sunday. lu
John Begg of Spartanburg is visit E
ing his mother, Mrs Begg, and his WI
sister, Mrs. J. F; Brooks. X
Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Bass of Chester.
S.. c.. is visiting the formers parents. tn
Judge and Mrs. c. NJ, Pace. &c
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Walter, Allen, who has been in col TT
lege at the University, was in the city RI
this week visiting relatives.
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ing the Georgia Tech, at Atlanta, is va
visiting his parents TO rthe holidays. he
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Mrs. Hannah Enloe of Inman, S. c.,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. N. E. /
Hesterly, during the holidays. an
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Lieut.. Thomas Hyder was home on a | III
visit from the camp at Columbia DUR & 4
Ing the holidays. the
Joe Freeman is home for the holt {
DAYS from New Bern. where he is lin ter,
otyp-St on the New Bernian. are
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Miss Elsie Flicker is home for the sun
holidays from Brenau college. Gaines
vile, Ga. A
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Miss Ruby Johnson of Columbia. S. pas
=, visited her parents in the Mills to
'lVeF Sectlon during the Mondays. fthel
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Walter Orr, who was on the Battle I.
Rhode Island. has been trans has
erred to Philadelphia. loot
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MISS Bessie Steedman and niece. he '
Mss sara Steedman. left Saturday tc ton
ne"d Christmas at Camden, S. c.. with
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