French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-10-31

AAOyus nave returned 20 !"
after a weeks visit to Mrs. LLOYD =
Dodamead.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Johnston and Mrs.
Y, Hillard Station have returned from
hot Springs, Arkansas, where ;her
spent a month for treatment.
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MISS Birdie West returned from
knoxville, Tenn, last Wednesday. He.
sister and brother-fn-law were con-
valescing. II
MRS. Sherman Ely aud son James.
VINO ave been guests of Mrs. B F.
Golt Tor six waehs have returned 20
tnelr hoMe in Lima, Ohio.
To-
Mr.. n Mrs. S. j. Justice have re-
turned from Lowden, Tenn. where !
they were called on account of the !
illness of their sister, who continues |
very ill.
Miss Elizabeth Belk received a mes
sage from Concord, N. c., that the !
SCHOOLS there would not reopen until |
next week. Miss Belk was p~raparire .
TO leave for Concord on Saturday.
MRS. Sarah S. McEnry, Of New Or
leans, who spends a few weeks q: !
d~endersOnville very frequently, le-
turns to her home on Wednesday from |
Marlboro Villa.
Y. E. Grant, city mail carrier, is
able TO resume work after being out
several days with the influenza.
Every member of the family was ill
except one.
gMisses Bessie Steedman, Eilene
Lewis and Ellen Raiford assisted a
government representative, who called
for volunteers, in checking War Saw
ing Stamp Pledge Cards, at BANDS
store last week.
i, TO- =.
Miss Gussie Dotson, who by reason
] of illness was forced to abandon her
work for the present as teacher OF
the local graded school after teach
ms one week, Is able to be out again
following an illness of several weeks.
Abe Kantrowitz wa called to Hamp-
ton, Va, last week On. account of the
: illness of his sister,, Mrs. Gold, who
has been here frequently. She is re-
pOA ICO 40 OCAA6 SOA4C UCIIC4s
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James Duff, Leon Trice, and Will
), Egerton left for Raleigh, N. c., ON
: Sunday. From Raleigh they will be
: transferred to the naval training sta
ton at Great Lakes, Illinois.
1
i Mrs. Perry Quattlebaum n little
2 daughter, Martha Fletcher, left for
their home at Conway, S. c., last Wed
nesday after visiting relatives here anG
at Fletcher for several weeks.
DR.. A. H. Morey has been kept a;
home for several days on account Of
sickness. He was mo- a victirC of in
q fuenza. He will meet his office pa
tients on Wednesday,.
d The many friends of F.. E. Durfee
and family will be sorry to hear that
they have been victims of influenza in
&c Bay View, Mich, Mrs. Durfee is quite
sick and Miss Alene is now GONZALES
cling after a severe attack.
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Ralph Whaley spent a few days will
;. his sister, Mrs. A. G. Tebeau. last week
MMES r. M. Oates is on the sick lis
SfThfS Week but is not a victim of in
% fuenza.
80 willis McAllister is in the Thomp
son Hospital at Lumberton, NJ c.
n with an attack of influenza. When h
RECEIVERS sufficiently he will return tt
" his wife and little daughter at Laurie
o
C. M. Fuller and Ralph Whaley mo
tored from Luhmberton, N. c., las
week. Mr.. Fuller came to carry hi
,iidaughters, Misses Anna Neal and Ep
sic, home. They have been at Vine
81 wood since June.
sMHenry Green returns to the Ayr;
- Icultural and Electrical College a
~ Raleigh, N. c., this week. He had
furlough of two weeks in which I
recuperate from the effects OF In
fuenZa.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. E Durfee and Mis-
= rAlene are expected to arrive on wee
IF nesday afternoon from Bay VleV
,EMfchigan, where they spent the sun
mer. They will occupy the residenc
TO on corner of Fourth avenue an
ak- Washington street.
Miss Rosa Hemphi1l, of Asheyill
to Who was superintendent of Patio
memorial hospital for a long time
nursing little Camille Birmingham
Camille is convalescing after a ser1or
Ing illness.
is %
Mrs. Lloyd Dodamead enterta1ne
a number of non-commissioned SO
=, diers from Camp Wadsworth la
n Saturday evening for supper. Amor
the invited guests were mrs. Etn
IT,. no4Anrrnn and Miss HaZ