French Broad hustler., 1918-03-14

R. P. Gregory has been in Ken
lucky this week.
e. P. Justus and family have moy-
ed from Inman, S. c., to Fletcher.
Mrs. N. B .Coogan of Asheville is
visiting Mrs. CIV. Brooks.
Rev. George F. Wright of Rosman
was visiting friends in HendersonViIlei
this week.
RAYMOND Glenn has accepted a po-
sition with the Wilson Drug COM
pany.
Mrs. Gus Bryson left Friday for
Richmond, Va, after visiting her
mother, Mrs. S. j. Blythe.
DR.. H. Roberts, who has been with
the Wilson Drug Co., left last week
for study at the State University.
J. E. Melton has returned to the
CITY after, visiting in Spartanburg,
Winston-Salem and Concord.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Baldwin and
children of Fletcher, r. 2, have NOV
ed to Chester, S. c., K. z.
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N Leon Trice has accepted the posi-
ton he formerly held at the foun-
tain of the Justus Pharmacy.
To-
DR.. H. L. Keith left on Wednesday
for Atlanta to attend the mid-winter
clinic of the Society of Dental Sur
geOns.
E. G. Stillwen has returned from
the Meriwether hospital, where he
and ear.
Miss Caroline Claypoole has ar
rived from Newbern to assist Mrs. r.
p Wheelwright with her music
classes.
Mrs. Lila Ripley Barnwell treated
the graded school children to- an in
5eresting lecture last Thursday on
'neighbors.
Mrs. J. Hay FAINT and Mrs. w. H.
Perrin of Union, S. c., are expected
as guests of their sister, Mrs. Ks w.
CawthOn.
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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Whit
mire, a son, Clyde Richard, on
March 8. The mother and son are
doing we'll.
Lieut. Hubert Smith of Camp Jack
son was home this week on visit to-
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Smith.
Lee Whitmire arrived from Ft.
Caswel last week on a furlough and
is visiting his father, w. p. Whit
mire.
Mrs Stewart Goodspeed, former
ly Miss Matte Howard, has gone to
Chicago, to join. her husband and
will make their home in Illinois.
Miss Rebecca .Harvin left on last
Saturday for Alcalu, S. c., after
spending the winter with her sister,
Mrs. George Dukes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bass returned
to Greenwood, S. c., on Tuesday af-
ter visiting the latter's parents,
Judge and Mrs. c. NJ. Pace.
Rev. C. E. Puett, of Fruitland
Institute, preached at the Baptist
church last Sunday at IL a. M.
Brevard News.
H. G. Bailey, engineer and sur
veyor, who has been living at Hen
dersonville for some time, has moved
back to his home near Brevard.-
Brevard News.
Tom Wright Keith is-the latest
member of the Keith family of Will
mington to take up his. abode in
Hendersonville, where he has several
brothers.
Miss Eliza Peden returned this
week from Laurinburg, N. c., after
an extended visit. She has opened
Vinewood and is prepared to enter
tain guests.
H. K. Morris, formerly with the
local postoffice but who is with that
at Camp Jackson near Columbia, S.
visit to his people. s.
Mrs. John Kershaw of Summer
ton, S. c., and aunt, Mrs. Fitzgerald
of Greenville, S. c., arrived on We'd
tnesday Of last week to spend the sum-
mer at the formers home in this city.
! Rev. T. E. Simpson returned to
Atlanta this week in connection with
the work he is to undertake with the
Red Cross on account of which he
! rendered his resignation as pastor of
the local Presbyterian church.
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Miss Ida Maxwell, who is taking
training fot- nurse at the Highland
hospital, Asheville, was a guest of
the Bon Air last Thursday. Miss
Maxwell was formerly a resident of
Hendersonville.
brother is suffering with a broken
leg as result of a fall Friday,
when his right limb was badly in