French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-11-07


have closed their. residence at Flat
Rock. They motored to st. Peters
burg, Fla, where they will spend the
winter.
Several of the younger set celebrat-
ed Halloween with Miss Dorothy Wal
drop at her home. The costumes were
very interesting. Black cats and
witches were very conspicuous on
them.
Friends Of James Waiter buff will
be glad to know his address and that
he reached his destination without
any trouble. The address Is: Com
pany 597, Barracks 949-W, Camp Far
ragut, Great Lakes, Ill.
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Edward Burroughs, from Conway,
S. c., en- route to Bingham School for
Boys, ear Asheville, stopped over To
see his aunt, Mrs. j. L. Egerton, last
Saturday.
Sergeant Louis J.. Allen, brother of
Wilson Allen, who was originally
with, the old sixth company, but row
in company IL, has arrived safely or-
erseas.
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Mrs. S. A. Bellenger, of New YORK
City, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Bland. Mrs. Ballenger will spend the
winter here She is a talented musicI-
AN.
Mrs. NJ. B. Wheless went to East
Orange, n. j., recently to attend the
funeral of her son, Alex, who died
| thnrn frDro i1H,,o~Do Az n L D1@-Y
visited Mr.. Wheless while he was in
the north recently.
Miss Irene Wetmur continues quite
sick. She developed pneumonia after
an attcak of influenza. Miss Ruth
and Leon Wetmur have mild attacks
of influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Hill and Miss
Mildred have decided to remain here
this winter instead of going to F1or1-
da, where they have been spending
the winters.
Mrs. w. ]. Harrington and her cou-
sin, Mrs. Belk, who have been visiting
! their relatives and friends at Vidalta,
Ga, for the month of October. will re-
turn this week to he Flanders bunga-
low and spend the winter,
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Mesdames ThG1Gore Blrkcr and
Kershaw and Miss Campbell are Wis
iting Mrs. l.. X. Howe, at Fla RICK
! until they are re :dy to return to
Charleston, S. c. --~J4eI ~
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Miss Christie ~Bleckw00d, who spent
the summer in Asheyille and Hender-
sonville, at Marlboro Villa, and who
has a great many friends in town, re-
turns to her home in Charleston, S. G.
on Wednesday.
Mrs. S. c. Weatherly, a sister of
Miss Julia Crosland, who has been
with her relatives in Kentucky dur
ing the summer, reached Henderson,
vile last week and will be with her
sister some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Curtis and 'i:e5r
adopted daughter, Bette, who have
been in Maine all Huinre with ETA
tives of Mr.. Curtis, are expected home
this week from Boston, Mass, whel c
they have been on a visit.
Mrs. Charles DcTant, of AsheVille,
SICSI tdI4Su dI A1~C-hOOh' 800
Collins, Mrs. Fred Kent n Miss An
ma Bryant at the Old Rock Store Tea
| Room one day last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Benjamin, o.
Greensboro, spent several days with
G. w. Brooks recently. They return
ed home via Ashevflle-:ahd Capt j. W.
Woford. Mrs. Bcnjamin's father, &C
companied them homo and will spend
the winter.
W: NJ. Bridges S in Florence, 81 c.,
where he was called on account "t The
illness of Mrs. Bridges and daughter.
Information was received on last FRI
day to the effect that the little girl naci
! improved but that Mrs. Bridges was
still in the i~nfirrary. =.