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

last week. Mrs. Boucher has rented
''The Terrace" for the summer and
will receive guests.
Miss Eliza Peden has Mrs. T. b.
Boucher and Miss Rachel Boucher
as her guests. Mrs. Boucher has
visited Hendersonville every summe
for many years.
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Mrs. John A. Grier, of Detroit,
Michigan, who has been at the Cedars
for several weeks, left for Detroit
Thursday. Mrs. Grier often visits
Hendersonville en- route from FLORIDA
to Detroit.
To-
Mrs. A. w. TAYLOR, of Columbia,
who has spent seventeen summers
here, has arrived and will be at caro-
lima Terrace for the summer.
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B. F. Grassland and family, of
Bennettsville, S. c., arrived this week
and are occupying their cottage on
Fifth
MI. and Mrs. ]. A.. Woodward ar
rived last Saturday from New
Smyrna, Fla, where they spent the
winter.
Arthur c.. Patterson, of Rock Hill,
S. c., spent the weekend with his
family and other relatives here. The
trip was made by motor.
TO-
G.. w. Bradshaw will attend the
commandments at Greensboro, Gull
ford College and Chapel Hill. He
left Friday and will be away about
two weeks.
J. C. Wilson, instructor in the
commercial department of the. graded
school, left this week for a short visit
to South Carolina. He will spend
the summer at Hendersonville.
Thos. B. Stansel, chemist for the
American Tire Co., at Mascot, Tenn,
passed through Hendersonville last
Friday en- route to Knoxville. From
he has been ordered to re-
port at Camp Pike, in Arkansas.
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Mrs. AImonte Jones and children,
Nell and Paul, left on Saturday af-
ternoon for Atlanta, where they will
visit friends. From Atlanta they GO
to Fitzgerald, Ga, for the summer.
Mrs. Jones will attend the summer
at the University of Georgia.
Mrs. Jones was one of the teachers of
the graded school.
Miss Bessie Steedman's niece,
Miss Sara Steedman, left Saturday
morning for her home at Camden, S.
G. Miss Sara has accepted a position
as a steno-bookkeeper with a whole
sale firm at Camden. She is one of
The recent graduates in the CONNER
cial department of the graded school.
Mrs. L. NJ. Colt and three sons. who
have been occupying the residence
of DR.. A. H. Morey on Main street,
eft Sunday for their home at Spen-
cerville, Ohio. They will return later
ir the summer and spend the coming
here.
MISS hdS 1ISIlIlOlII, VI ldI ICOCh,
who spent the winter in South Caro-
ina recently went to Nashville,
to spend some time with her
TWO little nieces. From Nashville she
will visit her brother, John, in Mem
,his. Miss Trenholm is expected
home about the middle of June.
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F. E. Durfee and family will leave
or Bay View, Michigan, about June
|. Enroute they Will visit friends
md relatives in Cincinnati, Detroit,
lansing and Grand Rapids, reaching
Bay View about the first of July.
They will return to Hendersonville in
The fall.
Lieutenant Hubert Smith came last
Sunday from Camp Sewer for a brief
tav with his parents at Laurel Park
lila. Lieutenant Smith was trans
erred from Camp Jackson to Fort
Stills, Oklahoma, some time ago for
peclal training. He has recently
'een stationed at Camp Sewer.
Mcdonald Youmans, principal of
he school at Roseboro, N. c., was the
ecipient of a handsome wrist watch
the trustees and pupils of the
,hool. This watch was given as a
,ken of appreciation for the good
ork done by him during the year.
lr. Youmans was reelected for the
ext year.