French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-01-24

HORSE SBOE-Arthur Holbert OF
Canton is on a visit to his parents.
FuIman Fowler and wife of Fort
CasweIl are visiting friends and reIa-
tlyeS in our community.
Labren Davenport is able to be at
school again after having been ser1-
ously i'll for some time.
Miss Dora Mofitt is at home from
Patton Memorial Hospital after a stay
there Of our weeks.
Mrs. Lottie Owens is carding and
spinning some fine all-wool yarn for
Mrs Vernon Mofitt.
Miss Annie Laurie Johnson will &C
cept a position with the telephone
at Asheville in the near fu-
tUre.
Jesse Allison and family, who have
been tenants for George Massey for
the past two years have moved away.
Miss Eliza Ladson, a pupil of the
HendersonviIle graded school, spent
the weekend with her parents.
The quarterly conference was held
at the Methodist church on last Fri
day, Jan. Is.
Fox chasing is quite a sport with
some of our male residents and w. M.
Davenport of Denver, Colo, had a
lively fox chase with some of u
noted hunters. Since his return to
Denver, Mr.. Davenport has presented
all of the hunters with a horn saying,
he wants all of the hunters to blow
their own horns, when he comes for
another hunt.
Avery Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. w. Morgan, who has been an en-
ploye of the Southern railroad for the
past six years as fireman and then as
engineer, will be one among our next
boys who will be drafted. Mr.. Morgan
fell in class IA.
"A Scene of the Sixties" will be Civ
en- by lie Horse Shoe members OF. the
American Red Cross association at
Horse Shoe on Saturday, February ?,
from 3 o'clock until 9 o'clock p. m.
Admission for adults Will be Is cents,
children under twelve years of age Is
cents. The entire proceeds will be
given to the Red Cross association.
Let every body come and help do their
bit.
Gus and ]. B. Johnson spent the
weekend with their mother, Mrs.
Sam Johnson and family of Hender-
sonville and Mrs. Frank Johnson of
Asheyille are visitors in our COM
munity.
L. E. Case and son, Tom, went to
Hendersonville on a business trip
Saturday.
Miss Della Mof1tt spent the week
end with her parents at this place.
Farmer McCrary of Greenville, S. C.
- -, - -s.s4 44-41z $500 IL
Mrs. Milt Allen is still with her
mother, Mrs. w. B.. Allison, who was
seriously injured by falling on the
snow several days ago:
Lee Anderson, a son of Cook An
dersOn, vas accidentally killed on a
railroad in Oregon several days ago.
Mr.. Anderson was an engineer on the
road and the particulars of his death
at this time are unknown. He was
reared in Henderson county and was
married about a year ago to Miss
Vera Allison of Boilston. The funeral
party started on Thursday with his
remains which are to be inferred at
Mills River chapel cemetery.
Miss Marie Foster was a visitor IN
our burg Saturday.
Gus Presley went to HendersonyiIle
On Saturday to have some teeth ex-
tracted.
Vernon Mofitt has been substitute
carrier for Route 2 from Horse Shoe
during the indispOsitiOn Of the carrier.
W. H. Osborne.
James Powell, Tom Reddan. SiIer
Case and Pierce Brannon sold some
fine beef cattle onlThursday.
ire a+tendance of u school is I'M
usually good for the severe weather,
t"t few of the pupils have been him
derod from attending.
"r9. w. A, Osborne is IL with ton
silitis.
SimD Bishop was a visitor at Hen
Jacksonville on Saturday.
Some of our patriotic wives and