French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-10-17

ceIVeo word that their son, Corpora:
Mckinley Drake, has arrived safely
overseas.
+. Mr., and Mrs. W. j. Davis have re-
ceiTed information to the effect that
their son., Frank Davis, has arrived
in France.
S. ]. Justice and son George W Jus
tiee, wese in Mcdowell county engage
ed in engineering work this week.
Willie Shipman and Frank BLAND
were in the city last week. Ehey ac-
compan1ed the body Of Lewis Durham
from the A. & E. College in West
Raleigh.
Mr.. Donnahoe and family, of Ashe-
vile, have rented the home of Gordon
F. Darlington for the winter. Mr..
Donnahoe's family resided near Hem
Jacksonville this summer. $
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Mrs. Montgomery aud Miss McCau-
ley, nurses at the Patton Memorial
hospital, have gone to Camp jackson
to nurse influenza.
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Mrs. c. T. Williams, of Fletcher, was
seriously burned IN AShey1ila las
Wednesday while nursing 81 child I.
]. \, GaFrensa Her 60 1dii:oh vas re-
ported as not being critical.
iCf R-:o:-
Jasper Lamb, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Lamb, has been quite i'll with in
luenza.1eHe had reached the point OF
embarkation when it was learned tina;
he was not in physical shape for the
trip.
Miss Bertha Foster, who has held q
clerical position with the firm of E.
Lewis & Son during the summer, has
resigned to accept school work in the
Chimney Rock section.
%
Edgar Lance, who is seeing service
in a New York hospital for the govern
ment, has been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. C. Lance at Fanning's
bridge, for the past few days.
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Miss Lola Shipman has accepted a
desirable position in Greenville and
is giving part of her time to a busl-
ness course at Draughon's college IL
that city. -I.&&-
Otis Byres, accompanied by his
brother, Mitchell Byers, left last week
for the Baptist orphanage at Thomas
vile, where the former will make his
home.
Mrs. NJ. A. Brown, of Park Hill, has
the Woman's Club, both active
and associate members to meet with
her Wednesday, October 23rd, if pub
lie meetings are allowed at that time.
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Rev. and Mrs. A. V. Reese received
news last Friday of the safe arrival
overseas of their son, Sgt. Collar L.
Reese, who has been stationed at FL.
Caswell with the 9th Co, for the past
year.
C.. F. Bland is on a business trip to
Washington, Philadelphia and New
York City, enroute home he expects to
7isit his SON, Frank, at the A. & Z.
in West Raleigh.
kilograms and letters from the
Georgia Military Academy in Atlanta
been SEN to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Hodges stating that their son, viii
who is a student there, is sick with
influenza.
Mrs. Wiltshire Griffith, who has been
spending the summer with her mother
and sisters, has returned to Fort Cas-
n. c., to join her husband, VINO
is stationed there.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. 7. Thorn, Of Green
Vile, S. c., v-~e -ocent visitors L
4endersonv.EEc. they were accompan-
led by. f.a le2's sister, Miss Myrtle
Tnorn, q St. Petersburg, Fla. She
since returned to ST. Petersburg
MIR. and Mrs. Thorn's son, R.. T, il,
is in school at Blue Ridge school fo1
boys.
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Rev. W. H. Davis and family expect
to leave for Marietta, y. c., Robson
county. where Mr.. Davis will be prin-
cipal OF a three-teacher school, be-
ginning Nov. L. The school authori-
ties viii erect q cottage for the use OF
Mr.. Davis and family. The schoo'
term will last for about six months.