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THE NEWS OF HENDERSON COUNTY. HENDEKSOXVILIE, N. C 0- --0. I' E Ti S 0 N A L M E N T I O N I O to Clarence Flynn is on the sick list. Miss Annie Sample is on the sick list. Mrs. John Mason is on the sick list. M. C. Letson has recovered from a brief illness. Miss Eloise Gourdine is nursing in fluenza patients at Tuxedo. E. L. Osteen has recovered from a brief illness. . Mrs. A.. B. Pape has recovered from a mild case of influenza. J. B. Holmes has returned from visiting in Asheville. Mrs. Frank Staton of Waynesville is visiting , relatives in the city. L. A. Chapinv is spending a few days in Spartanburg on business. Mrs. B. B. Jackson of Hillgirt visited relatives in the city last week. Roy Northington of Tuxedo was a visitor in the city last week. Miss Ella . Phillips, who has been quite ill with rheumatism, has re covered .sufficiently to be out again. Mrs. L. J. Woody has recovered from erysipelas and has returned from Patton Memorial hospital. Mrs. H. H, Baker of Durham is the guest of Mrs. Robert Kinton at Mrs. Joe Fletcher's. Miss Claudia Sample, who has been quite ill with influenza, is improving slowly. ( Paul Embler has accepted a posi tion ait McClellan's Five and Ten Cent Store. . Mrs. H. Lane, who has been visit ing her sister, Mrs. .J W. LeMotte, has returned to her home in Saluda. Claud Staggs, who recently re turned from overseas, is visiting rela tives in the city. Claud Hathcock has received his honorable discharge and is home from overseas. ' . Mr. and Mrs. S. Johnson have closed their home and are boarding at the Kentucky Home. William. Cathey of Asheville spent several days in the city last week visiting friends. Miss Annie Scruggs, spent the week-end with her parents in Ruther f ordton. L. T. Dermid of Chester spent the week-end with his. family in East Hendersonville. Mrs. Jack Lee of Dunn is expected soon to visit her mother, Mrs. A. E. Morris. Miss Susie Sharpe,-who has been quite sick at Mrs. R. K. Orr's, , has recovered. S. C. Lacy has returned to his home in Asheville after spending several days in the city. Dr. W. A.vCarrigan, who has been visiting his family, hss returned to Snrietv Hill. S. C. J. W. Mclntyre has returned from Columbia, where ,he went on busi ness. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Justus have leased the: cottage of Mrs. John Grimes on Fourth Avenue east. Rev. A. W. Farnum was in Ashe ville Friday and conducted the ser vices at St. Mary's church incident to the observance of quiet day. Lee Allen, who has been visiting his mother, Mrs. James Allen, re turned Friday to his duties at Wash ington, D. C. 1 Cecil Stepp has accepted a position with the Southern Express Company. His run will be from Richmond to Danville. Mrs. E. Chapin, who has 1 been visiting her son, L. A. Chapin, has returned to her home in New London, Ohio. Miss Linnie Carter of Patton Me morial hospital was called to Tryon several days ago on professional busi ness. Fulton Hamilton of Greenville, who has been visiting , his aunt, Mrs. J. F. Stepp, left last week for Pen rose to visit his relative, Dr. E. Lyda. Mrs. A. J. Williams, who spent a week with friends and relatives in Campobello and Inman, S. C, re turned to the city Friday. Flake Houston, who has been quite ill. is much inmroved. J. F. Good man has had charge of the business during Mr. Houston's illness. Mrs. G. A. Bauer, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. H. 0. Stoliker, at Mrs. Le Motte's, returned Friday to her home in Columbia. L. A. Enloe, who has 'been an in fluenza patient at Patton Memorial hospital, has recovered sufficiently to return to his home. Mrs. W. 0. RoBards is much im proved and Miss Pauline Orr, her nurse, has returned to , Patton Me morial hospital. Rev. H. L. Chapin and family from Wooleston, Fla., and Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Vroman of Flagton, Tenn., who have been' visiting L. A. Chapin, have returned to their homes. Miss Jemima Rhymer has recover ed from an attack of influenza and has resumed her position as teacher in the graded school at Flat Rock. Miss Rosa Hemphill has returned from Tryon and is suffering from a mild case of influenza at Patton Me morial hospital. Mrs. J. A. Hatch, who recently underwent an operation at the Mer riwether hospital in Asheville, is im proving. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. 'Allison have returned from a visit of three months in Columbia, where they have a son in the lumber business and a daughter in the mercantile business. Max Stewart has returned to his home in Marion. Mr, Russell has accepted the position with the Wilson Drug Company which Mr. Stewart resigned. Pearson Greer, who left here with the 6th company, and who has been overseas for sometime, received his honorable discharge, recently and re turned home last week. Housekeeper,' let The rjEWS order you a rubber linen marker containing your name with indelible ink' pad for 65 cents. This saves loss of much linen. tfc. FURNITURE Many things in our line are still going at old prices, hav ing been bought before the advance in prices. See us for Beds, Springs, Refrigerators, Tab les or anything needed to furrc'sh the home Hendersonville v - m Furniture Company. Are eflei? m.SHEPHERI l unarm i trim miiA iHmTn ri Hum i SS3 WWIW loono ifi(S ill! Tt UJi vLU Ui Oil; i illi23 w . It is good for the man of means or the man on Small salary because it pays good interest and is the best - means of saving a stipulated amount each week, the weekly payments being 25 cents on each $100 share of stock subscribed for. A stockholder can borrow money, build a home and pay for it weekly instead of paying the money to some landlord. We have during our history of ten years helped to build about 150 homes. During this period five series of stock have matured and we have paid out' in cash - or cancelled mortgages about $81, 000. We have about 2,200 shares n6w in force, subscribed for by people in all walks of life, even some of our wealthiest people. If it is worth while to others, why wouldn't it be worth while to you? Come in and talk it over with us. . The 16th Series opens Saturday, March 8th Laborer1 unnldlnini , Offices with First Bank & Trust Company W. A. SMITH, Pres. HESTLEY A. STEPP, Secretary and Treasurer R. H,- STATON, Vice-Pres.
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