French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23

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Mrs. D. Hagalty, who underwent an
operation at Patton Memorial Hospital
recently, has returned to her home il
the Hunter apartments.
]. Gold, from Bucktu3 Beach, Va,
is visiting his wife at Mr.. and Mrs.
ALc Kantrowitzs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Twyford are
expecting to go to Charleston, s. c.,
when they hear of their sons arrival
from overseas. He will probably land
within a few weeks.
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Mr.. anG Mrs. ] c. Myers from
West Va, came Wednesday for o VS.
it to Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Brown
ing on the Haywood dri"e. AIR. My
ers is 81 and Mrs. MIers is "a years
sd. They arc enroutc 20 Texas
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r. NJ. Oates is expected TO return
within a few days from Raleigh and
Lexington. While in Raleigh. Mr..
Oates attended sessions of the Grand
Lodge of N. G.
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Mrs. J. w. Williams has return
ed from a visit to her brother, In
IIGreenville, S. c. While there, Mrs.
Williams brother gave a game dinner
serving turkey, venison, etc. IA mem
.bers of the family were present.
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U. G. Station. who formerly s..lVed
here was registered at the Kanttpcky
Home last week. Mr.. Station went; to
New York after leaving Henderson
willie.
Mrs. A. H. Morey was called TO
Upper Sandusky, Ohio, last week on
laccount of her sisters illness. The
sister died soon after Mrs. Morey's
arrival.
Miss Maggie Burge who has been
teaching at Landrum, S. c., has come
to her home at Naples on account OF
the endemic of influenza at Landrum.
Miss Burge is not WELL
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Charles Lewis Rackley has returned
to the A. & E. College at West Raj
eigk, N. c., after spending short
while with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rackley on Route 4.
Mrs. Walker Smith spent few days
last week with her daughter, Miss
:. Kate at Weaverville College. There
were several cases of influenza there
and Miss Kate was one Of them.
Misses Jewel Stepp, daughter OF Mr.
, and Mrs. J. F. Stepp and Miss Lily Nc
Call, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Joh1
Ia. Mccall, have returned to Danville
) Va, where they have positions in
!, large department store.
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Miss Epsie Fullef, who spent ssve
lrar months at Vinewood last year ha
been quite sick with bronchitis 70
weeks. Miss Fuller has many friend
who will regret to hear this.
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Mrs. w. A. Carrigan returned las
% week from Society Hill, S. C. Mr.
Carrigan was taken sick next day al
ter reaching Society Hill and has jus
i. Uncovered sufficiently to come home
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Frank Morris, son of Mrs. A. E
n Morris, underwent an operation TO
n tacute appendicitis at the Mission Hos
e pital in Asheville last Thursday nigh
n Jan. IS. Mr.. Morris has been in poo
health for a couple Of years.
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r, News has been received by F. '
g Hunter that Mrs. Hunters sister, Mrs
B. Slaughter, of La Fayette, Ala, die
II last Saturday. Mrs. Slaughter, ne
Miss Dora Grimmett, once lived her
and has many friends who will b
l. pained to learn Of her death.
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Is. Fleetwood Lennean and sister, Wh
have been guests Of Mrs. r. L. Hun
have returned to Savannah, Ga. M
Lennean bought farm near town an
. expects to spend part of his time
," this section in the near future.
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Miss Mann entertained the follow
II ing friends, by giving motor part
to Asheville recently Mrs. E. Fl. Dav
and little son, Harold, Jr., Mise
Geanie Simpson, Willie Carmicha
No and Minnie StOney.
The appearance of Kentucky Hon
p is greatly improved by the building
~ ron1apn the wooden on