French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-02-21
written for last week.

written for last week.
HENDERSONVILLE, r. 1.-Funera
services were held each day for threE
DAYS last week at the Dana Methods
church. Henry Burgess, aged TWEEN
ty-three, died at his home on route 1
Wednesday after an illness OF four
teen days. Interment was made a
the Methodist church Thursday after
noon. After his father was accident
ally killed by a falling tree a few
years ago his mother married Rober1
King.
Others that survive him are a sister
Miss Pantha Burgess, and a brother
Gamewell. Mr.. Bugess was born ant
reared here and will be missed b!
friends and relatives.
The six months old twins of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Marvin Jones of route 1 dice
last week. The little son was laid tt
rest Friday in the Methodist church
grave yard. The daughter was buried
on Saturday at the same place.
Gather Pace returned home Sat
urday.
H N. Lamb was in this section fol
a few days last week. While here he
purchased some more hogs to add tC
the number he has at S~partanburg.
Bill Case and family OF Dana moved
to Rutherfordton last week.
Mingus Shipman of Greenville was
summoned home last week to appear
before the local board for physical
examination for army service.
Oval and Hicks Lamb returned home
from Fingerville Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Freeman of ASheVille
spent the weekend with Mrs. M. Ship
mar of this section.
King Justice and family OF Dana re-
Gently moved to HendersOnville.
The timber on the two hundred
acres of land known as the DIR. King
place is being cut for shipping pur-
poses.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Lamb
On Friday night, a daughter, Gladis
Mae.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Marshall en-
tertained on Saturday night Mr. and
Mrs. w. Henderson of route l..
E. Osteen recently purchased a fine
pony.
Rev. MI. Smith, our new pastor at
Mt. Vernon, preached his second ser
there Sunday afternoon.
Misses Lille and Vesty Lamb of
Hendersonville attended the funeral OF
their cousin at Dana Thursday.
A. G. Justice of Greenville was call
ed Sunday to the home of his parents
route 1, owing to the illness of his
mother, Mrs. Robert Justice. Mr.. JUS
tice left Monday to join his wife, who
is now a patient in the Spartanburg
hospital. She has been in i'll health
for quite a while and was to undergo
an operation Monday afternoon. Mr.,
and Mrs. Justice were born and rear
ed here and - have many friends
throughout the country who hope she
will 500 recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Volney Corn moved
to the Blackwell house on the Tracy
greeted them Wednesday night.
The new we'll at Mt. Vernon was
Monday. The weather has
ben so disagreeable that the work
was delayed for quite a while.
Hunter Lamb on route 1, received
MS card in Fingerville last week not
flying him to appear before the local
BOARD for medical examination for ar
my service. He is in class 1 a.
Mitchell Dalton and c.. Shipman re-
Gently purchased several head of
to trade with and left for a
rip to Greer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Jones are NOV
ng back to their home on route l.,
after a stay of twelve months at Mel
'Ose.
Lloyd Britain and family of In
nan, S.. c., recently moved to the j. B.
Phillips place on lOute /.
Most all of our boys who have been
examined SO far were found physical
v able to serve in the army.
Henderson Ill i'm Henderson
Vile; Mt. Vernon Library is APP
D~reciated; Rural Schools Close and
Pupils Come to HenderSOnvile;
New Resident Given ROusing Wei
come.
HENDERSONVILLE, r. 1.-Mr. and
1rs. Haul Corpening of Asheville are
4 this section for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] A. Maxwell recent
Y returned home after spending the
rst part of the winter in Florida.
Mrs Daniel Henderson of route 1
pent Thursday night in Henderson
lille with her nephew, Walter Hen
erson. He is seriously i'll.
The new Library at Mt. Vernon,
Which was furnished with the pro-
eeds of an ice cream supper last
all, is a help to the community. 1t
ontains many Interesting books.
J K. Gilbert of Pisgah Forest was
l this section last week on a brief
usiness trip. (
Ping Caps returned to his work
t Spartanburg Sunday, after visiting
is family here.
Mr.. Atwaters has gone to Florida
n a business trip. He owns a great
cal of property there. k
Since our country schools have
losed a number of our boys and girls /
ttend the Hendersonville graded
chool..
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Marshall visited
/ the Reno Hill section Tuesday. Il
Quite a merry time was reported
n Monday night when a number of
lie young folks here with their guns {
nd music serenaded Mr.. and Mrs. J. /
;. Corn.
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