French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-05-30

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Miss Alma Freeman is assistaing
her father in listing taxes this week.
Mrs. Erie G.. Stillwell went to !
Asheville Tuesday for a brief stay.
Mrs. L. E. Davenport, of Horse
Shoe, spent Monday here in interest
of Red Cross work.
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Charles R. Whitaker has gone to
Tampa, Fla, on a business trip. He
will be away a week.
To-
The condition of J. R. Hill, who has
been sick for three weeks, is not
much improved.
Mrs. Bert Shock and little baby,
Eleanor Wilson, returned home Mon
J day from Patton Memorial hospital.
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DIR. Johnson, formerly of Flat
Rock, has received a commission as
first lieutenant in the medical corps.
Howard Miller has enlisted as mu-
stefan in the navy and expects to
leave for Norfolk, Va, on Friday
of this week.
Will Hodges, who has been clerk
ing with Anthony Brothers in Ashe-
vile for the past few weeks, will en-
ter Bingham school about June Is.
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Judge n. H. Justice, of Ruther-
fordton, is a guest of the Kentucky
Home this week while holding the
Henderson county Superior court.
Mrs. J. T. BrinEley is expected
home Saturday from an extended
visit to her daughter, Mrs. w. E.
Broughton, of Columbia.
Mrs. Melvin Smith, who suffered
from a stroke of paralysis some time
ago, is resting comfortably and is able
to sit in an invalid's rolling chair a
little while every day.
Sergeant Herbert Waldrop, of
Camp Sewer, has been on a visit to
his mother and other relatives this
week.
A. D. Brown, representing the
Rhodes Auto Co., left this week for
5 Toledo, Ohio, and Pittsburg, Pa, to
purchase Overland cars for the COM
pany.
Mrs. j. K. Hill, on the Ridge road,
about five miles from town, is i'm
. proving rapidly after an illness of
several weeks.
:. Montraville Egerton, formerly Of
this place, who has been practicing
law in Knoxville, Tenn, has enlisted
: in the navy at New York city as a
musician. He is gifted with the
trombone.
f Miss Bessie Steedman will be at
l. home to her friends in the Bryan
d House" on Sixth avenue, west, until
her cottage is ready for occupancy
on Fifth avenue. j
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Mrs. Roxby, mother and daughter
from near Bat Cave, were in town
is Monday to get materials for Rec
Gross work. Mrs. Roxby has charge
IS of the Minnehaha camp for girls dur
ing the summer season.
Generals Erwin, Carleton and 9th
ID er officers from Camp Wadswortl
In were entertained by the Chamber O
Commerce of S~partanburg at tn
n Kentucky Home last Sunday. Their
= were thirty-six in the party.
Robert X. Orr, who was for severa
bo years clerk for the Clarke Hardwar
n, company and later the Bland Hard
&c ware company, has accepted a pos
ton with the Rozzelle Furniture CON
ipany.
"a Wendell M. Patton, of eros
~ Anchor, S. c., arrived Monday to a!
sist in the office work of the Hustle:
Miss Matte Stansel, who has been a.
sisting the Hustler for three week
|! will continue reporting for the pc.
ST. sOnal column.
an Invitations to the graduating exc
OS- cises on May 81 of Miss Lily Graha,
m Allen, formerly of H~endersonvill
have been received. Miss Allen is tt
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Henry A
len and has Eeon specializing in Lat
at Converse college.
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ere DR.. J. s. Brown and family lie
Oc- T,ordov for nou;5son Nouoro 70 o.
lOe their son, James. From DavidsC
Cney Will VlSlC LII. brown S parents
Mt. Ulla, both of whom are over
US years of age. DR.. Brown and fami
will re+rrn SATURDAY. The +rinS yyo
ms made by motor.
Prof. w. Grady Dotson, of Wa
Forest is visiting his parents, Mr.. a,
Mrs. w. F. Dotson. Friends of Pr
Dotson, who has been teaching mat
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hat Dotson is visiting her people in Sol
her ToroI,o