French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-12-20
SHOE

HORSE SHOE
No Scarcity of Meat When Rabbits n
Turkeys Are Plentiful and Farmers
knOck over 500 Pound POrkerS;
New School Equipment; French
Broad Seven Inches Deep; Safety OF
Bridge Feared.
HORSE SHOE.-On account Of the
cold weather there was no Sunday
school at the Methodist church on Sun
Gay morning.
Thos r Case is at home on a visit
to his parents.
Mrs. Alice Duncan has gone to
Charlotte for a few days to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Blain Stepp.
Gus Johnson and Mrs. Frank john
! on came up from AsheVille on Sunday
and returned on Monday, taklng their
| sister, Miss Annie, back with them.
Miss Lexine Davenport is at home
from Fassifern school for the holidays.
Jay Johnson is on the sick list.
Misses Annie Johnson, Sue Duncan
iMaude Duncan, Geo. Massey, A. Can
non and daughter, Miss Sue, went to
Hendersonville Saturday.
Carl Leverette has returned to
Asheville to his work on the street
cars.
Merritt Duncan of Blantyre is on a
visit to his parents.
Milt Allen was substitute carrier
for w. A. Osborne for the few days in
: which he was unable to carry the a
No sugar at our local store at pres
ent, but the country people were warn
ed of the coming shortage and LAID IN
a supply to tide them over the hoLl-
days.
Mrs. Alice Duncan and Pierce
Brannon haveeach killed some very
fine hogs weighing between 45O n
500 pounds.
Dewey Powell is on the sick list.
On account of the snow, the RABBIT
hunters are plentiful having great
/ success shooting and trapping them.
Horse Shoe school is o equipped
with a new supply of blackboards n
a large bell.
French Broad River has been frozen
over a week, the ice is now Z inches
thick and skating is enjoyed very mucn
bv some of our neighbors, 1ncIuolng
!! MISS pCuuOhg "AS"
PRESLEY and others.
. Additional members to the e
Cross are Miss Sue Cannon, Harry
and Labren Davenport.
Clarence Powell has transferred from
Mills River school to Horse Shoe.
7 B Johnson and family have re-
turned to Asheville after a month S
visitto their mother, Mrs. COrrie john
son, at this place.
Low Poole was unable to atteno
school last week on o OF Ine
deep snow. oul
on Saturday as agent. Mr.. Flsher' his
substitute, returning home.
Horse Shoe school has Closed lor
two weeks on acount Of the hollqays'
also the deep snow hindered so many
of he pupils from attending school.
w. H. Poole's gasoline mill Will De
in grinding order one-halt each on
iTuesday and Saturday afternoons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon MOHt spent
the weekend with their sister, Mrs
Lance, on Mud Greek.
V. C McCrary has been supplying
our community with some very hne
beef during the past week.
J.. R. Liverette had a n hoe
butchered on Tuesday.
Some of our young people have beeI
taking some fine views of the Frencr
{ Broad river and the water tank neal
l Cannon's siding in their frozen
ton.
l went hunting a few hours and return
ed with all the rabbits they coul'
carry.
The Christmas spirit is wide awak'
in our settlement.
. Fayte Edmundson caught two gre
5 foxes during the past few days.
8 Our neighbor, L. N. Redden, raise
moreturkeys than he cares to have 10
{ home use, therefore has several 10
= sale. cu
K Tho phone line between Horse Sho
and 7 w. Morgan's has been out
/ working order for nearly a week.
Miss Louise Duncan will spend tn
> holidays with her mother at this plac'
o. Miss Sue Cannon will spent the no
l idavs in Kings Mountain, CharIot'
" and Shelby.
Orr rural folks have put their autt
mobiles in their garages and are u
ing sleds and sleighs instead.
Miss Annie Johnson and Sue Dul
can have made up a large quantity
candies for the boys at camp.
III The citizens of our community ma
mn great fear of the wooden bridge aero
M French Broad River being destroy
whenever the ice begins to float.
HENDERSONVILLE, Re