French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-05-15

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Miss Matte Stansel, Reporter

France on Friday.
Miss Rose Lewis has returned from
a visit to friends i'll A~sheville.
Sam T. Hodges has been spending
several days with his family.
Solicitor J. E. Shlpmal has 1e:rrr>
ed frora Ruther:orGtnn where he held
court. -.
Mrs. N. NJ. TH0x, Of AsheviIle. las
been visiting Ms. ] l.. Rose tbs
week.
Mrs. F. E. Durfee is convalescing
nicely from her recent illness. She
is at home again.
Mrs. S. J. Justice has returned
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Hutto at Marion.
Geo. W. Justice was accompanied
home from Dalton, Ca, by his wife
and little SOP. :;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harry have re-
turned from a visit to his sister, in
Spartanburg, S. C.
Pvt, Louis Potts, who has been in:
service at Camp Sewer, hiss o'ce
home with his discharge fro'I service.
Miss, Minnie Arledge, If colu'qbia,
s. c., is spending some. time with her
sister, Mrs. j. E. ShipmaM.
A. M. Huger, who spent the winter
in Jacksonville, Fla, has returned fer
the summer. *4A
Miss Eloise Gourdine has resumed
her work at the local hospital after a
visit to Charleston. S. C.
F! DR.. W. A. Carrigan, from Society
Hill, s.. c., is expected to come this
| week for a visit to his family.
Miss BESSIE SteeGrn"1 will have
rooms with Mrs. Hodges on Fifth i've
Tue until school closes.
Mrs. N. E. Gaines has come home
from spending the winter in Florida.
l. Mrs. Paul Rhodes has gone to
Statesville to Wis, rsla,Ires fo. n :.w
weeks.
Mrs. Wininger, mother. Of Mrs. F.
S. Wetmur, has, been suffering with
r'or'natism for some time.
Jesse o. Johnson hal charge Of -
postotice examination for rrlral car
| riers asst Saturday.
Rev. w. A. Alexander conducted
the evening service at the Presby-
terrain Church last Sunday.
Misses Anna and Lizzie Heviet, of
| Charleston, S. c., came last week to
occupy their summer home on Sixth
avenue.
j. o. Wilson has completed the
course in stenotypy at Columbia,
S. C. He arrived last week and will
be at Oak Retreat for the ummer.
O.. A. Myers has returned to East
Flat Rock from Cincinnati, o., where
he was called On account of his, mo-
theirs death.
Mrs. w. M. GULL and mother, Mrs.
]. E. Dickens, at East Flat Rock,
have been recent visitors to Asne-
Vile.
Miss Belvy Painter was run over by
a. motorcycle, at East Flat Rock, re-
Gently but fortunately escaped any Sc
rious injury.
DR. :<>and Mrs. Stiessegger, Of Char
lesion, S. c., are at Kentucky Home
for awhile. They have been v.si-,rs
here before: - !
DR.. and Mrs. A. H. Morey are plan
ming to. occupy the Lane cottage on
Sixth avenue when the re-modeIing is
completed. .
Corporal VIM Carl ShipmaE, who
spent II months overseas, is rcpor,ec
as being in excellent condition and
hopes. to get his discharge from Cam
Jackson SOON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Moore and
daughter arrived last week from st.
Petersburg, Fla, to spend the sum- |
mer in their ,'o:t.a = ca. Shaw : t: eek 4
road. II
Misses CRra E. Fisher and PearlV
Reese hav resigned their positions al !
Patton Memorial Hospital. They will
probably do private nursing after
resting awhile.
Mrs. H. G. Say!er, nee Miss Patsy
Fuller, arrived las Friday Cor an in,
definite stay with her motner. Mrs.
D.. r: Fuller. on Mt. Echo. Mrs.
sayler'has made her hol:e ~ Chicago,
Ill, since her marriaee.. s''''
Mrs. N. E. Vass, of spartanburg,
came Saturday to spend awhile with
her daughter, Mrs. C.. W. Harry.
Her brother~C. B.. Eass, of Spartan
burg, spent the weekend with her.
Mrs. George T. Hill, who has been