French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-12-06

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Mrs. w. A. Carrigan is visiting rel
.atiVes in Society Hill. S. c..
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Richard P. Harris spen. Tuesday in
,Greenville.
Mrs. Sam Johnosn is sick with
measles.
Miss Mona Edwards is sick with
measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Edwards mo-
tored to Asheville Tuesday.
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J.. E. Shipman attended court in Co
lumbus during the week.
J. M. Stepp has been in Raleigh for
some time taking a purse in embalm-
ing.
NJ. L. Walker Spent Sunday with
his uncle. P. H Walker. of East Flat
Rock.
John Brooks expects to leave Friday
for Petersburg Va, to accept a posi-
ton with the government.
Mrs. L. L. Rozzelle of Salisbury is
visiting her son, Charles RozzeIle.
for a few days.
W. H. Plank is able to be out again
after being confined for some time
with a broken ankle.
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Mrs. c. V. Murray and son Craig,
and L. T. Williams left this week on a
visit to relatives in Atlanta.
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Miss Rose Camp Of Inman. S.. c.,
visited her sister, Miss Bessie Camp,
at BelleWood, during the past week.
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Mrs. Perry Walker of East Fiat
Rock attended the Greenwald-Cobb
wedding in Spartanburg last week.
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Mrs. A. E. VestaI left Saturday on a
visit to her people at ASHORE to be
absent until the Christmas holidays.
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Mrs. Vernon Mof1tt of Horse Shoe
visited her sister, Miss Jessie Corn, on
Monday. Miss Corn is a victim of
measles.
Miss Harriette Dittmer has returned
from Springfield, Mass, after an alb
sence of a year and is with her father,
j. H. Dittmer.
Misses Willie and Mae Morrow spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in Spar
tanburg. Miss Mae returned on Sun
day. Miss Willie remained for a few
days.
Miss Ella McLain and Mrs. Hattie
Scott left Monday to attend the Citi-
zen's cooking demonstration at Ashe-
vile during the greater part of the
week.
T. L. Durham entertained the boys
in the employ of Slayden-Fakes COM
pany, of which he is local manager,
with a Thanksgiving dinner at his
home.
R. J. Alderman who suffered a
broken arm when his Ford kicked him,
. is able to be at his place of business
but has not use of his arm, which
seems to be healing nicely.
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r. T. Mastus. formerly of he Blue
Ridge Garage but now of Big Stone
Gap, Va, was in the city last week.
Mrs. Mastus will remain in Hender-
sonYilIe.
T. r. Barrows resumed work tenn
porarily with the Asheville Citizen
last week on account of the illness, of
some member of the editorial staff.
Mr.. BarrOws recently gave up his reg
ular work on the Citizen.
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B. l.. Wannamaker, formerly with
S. Maxwell in the grocery business
but more recently bOokkeeper for T. S.
Morrison & Co., of Ashevile, has ac-
cepted a position as bookkeeper for
the Bland Hardware company.
Solicitor Michael Schenck finished
with the criminal docket of Transyl-
Vania court on Wednesday of last week
n was accompanied home for
Thanksgiving by Judge Ferguson. Mr..
Schenck returned to Brevard in the
interest of clients in civil cases.
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Mrs ethel Patterson entertained the
children n the parents of several of
her pupils in her room on Wednesday
before Thanksgiving. The children
rendered interesting exercises.
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The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E.
church will hold its annual Christmas
sale of fancy work I'M will serve
chicken salad, sandwiches and coffee
in the vacant store room lin the Morey
building on Wednesday, Zee. II.
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H M King who recontIy suffered a
broken ankle when run into by an an
tomobile, was especially thankful on
Thanksgiving, when, for the first time,
he was abIeto be out. lie is not able
to be on his foot but walks on crutches