French Broad hustler., 1918-01-10
HORSE SHOE

Mr.. Davenport Butchers Fine Hogs;
Mrs. Duncan Very Ill; % New Red
Cross Members; Mr.. Greenwood In
stalls Lighting Plant; Mr.. HOllings-
worth Loses Leg; Lieut.. Davenport
Doing Well In France; W. b. Ledbet-
ter Dies in Spartanburg.
HORSE SHOE.-Mrs. Harry Bird of
Jacksonville, Fla, spent the weekend
with relatives at Horse Shoe and re-
turned on Sunday taking her mother,
Mrs. Mary Jane Bird, home with her to
spend the remainder of the winter.
Miss Louise Duncan has returned to
her school at Henderson, n. G.
A. L. Davenport butchered five large
hogs weighing 1875 pounds in all. F.
c Snyder also had fine hog butcher
ed
Manson Morgan visited his parents
this week. Mr.. Morgan is at work in
AshevfIEe.
Mrs. Alice Duncan is very Ill at her
home.
Our chairman, Mrs. L. E. Davenport,
of the Red Cross association for Horse
Shoe and vicinity, enrolled twenty
seven members during the Christmas
drive.
c. B. Moffitt visited his daughter.
Miss Dora at Patton Memorial hOspi-
tai and reports her condition as being
very favorable for speedy recovery
Miss Bessie Lee Allen has returned
to the Brevard Institute after spending
the holidays with her parents at this
Iplace. Miss Allen entered the senior
class at thiC iOStitI1t
Brady Duncan Wis ed relatives at
lHendersonvilTe last week
Tom Case IS visiting relatives in
Spartanburg;.
Mrs. Wilson Morgan is visiting rel
latives in Ashexille.
James Greenwood has installed al
aectylene light plant at his home.
Misses Sue Duncan and Annie John
son will not return to Hendersoayille
! to school, but VIII take private lessons
under Prof. w A Osborne
Mss Lexine Davenport is OH the
lick list
Clarke Mofitt visited his sister, Miss
Della, on Sunday in HenTersonvEIle
Merritt Duncan spent the weekend
at Blantyre:
! Tom Redden sold several very fine
Ipigs last week
BObo HolIingsworth had the nr;sfor
tune to lose one Of his legs. while at
work for the railroad company nea!
Jacksonville, FTa.
! Horse Shoe school has opened agair
after being suspended for the holidays
and the inclement weather:
Marshall Dalton and family hav,
moved to South Carolina to raise cot
ton.
Miss Josie .Capps is at home frou
BreVard.
Miss Missouri Redden has purchas
ed a spinning wheel and is cardfng
spinning and knitting WOODEN socks fo
some of TIL boys In France.
Davenport Brothers had a Iette
from their nephew, Lieut.. Ralph Dav
Ienport, who is stationed behind tn
Ines in a small village In France
Lieut.. Davenport reports that a lette
from America is a great treat to hin
Mrs. J. r. LiVerett visited Mrs. Alfc
Duncan few days ago.
Mrs. Alice Duncan received a tele
. gram on Sunday announcing the sa
death of her brother, w. B. Ledbette,
which occurred at Spartanburg. M
iLedbetter is well remembered m ou
hcNAA6 14NOu mere HCdEl
all of his life until the past eigt
; years,
Qntended for Jan. 81
J David PRESLEY of Campobel1o. S.
is on visit to his father, A. e. Press
4 ley.
! Ernest Powell of Weaver collne
: is spending the holidays with his pal
: ents. Mr.. and Mrs James Powell.
; Misses Annie and May Clayton spe1
: ~" holidays with relatives in Ash'
5 vile.
VI P. n. briggs and wife have returne
] from a visit to Ashevi11e.
Forest Briggs has returned fro,
D iGreenville.
/ Mrs. 2. T. Pinner has returned I
e her home at Pomaria. s. c after visi
. ing relatives in this section
Additional members to the Re
? Cross association are Mrs. A7erv Ga
,loway- Mrs. Kate Farnsworth and Mi:
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