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HEND E RS ON VILLE . t N ., C:. TURSD AY. FEBRUARY 14, 1 9 0 7
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fctcher, was in town
.us a pleasant visit.
GOLjyG Off
T I RWnmon IrllU loot ThimdaT.
I a fourteen months old hog weighing 425
rounds.
- A no juiecwi dw : . -
tiseinent in' this issue. Their cateh (
motto is '4tetyihing electricai except i
the shock." ...
The many friends of Judge Pace will
be glad to hear that he is slowly recov
ering irpm his recent attack: of the
grippe. -" ". , -. ' :
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give an ouster supper on Friday the
15th, in the vacant store room next to
Hunter's Pharmacy. And the oyster's
will be plentiful and nne ones, too. .
Chas. E. Plesa will remove his book
stort to the opposite side of the street,
inte the bulldifig recently purchased by
rr. G. Ststbn from Jlrs. Morris.
F. M. Dixon, father of Dr. Guy Dixon,
io in town. Mr. Dixon is from Cleve
land county, and i looking up reales-
with the idea of makine this
bauu - - - - .
his permanent home. - -
Slcldo Glazener is living rignt up
u MnntiittQii u close seller. He
says "skidoo," ,23," for you, and out
goes the winter suits and overcoats.
He makes no money on the deal but
wants the cash for spring goods.
Mrs. J. C Morrow, a patient of Dr,
J. L. Egertdn; la in the Biitmore hospi
ul. Mrs. Morrow's many friends will
be glad to know that she is getting
along very nicely, and will be home
soon. . -
A phonographic entertainment, and
poke sapper will be Riven at the Fletch
er scrool house on Thursday evening,
February 21 et. An enjoyable time may
be expected and a cordial invitation is
extended to all to attend.
8. A. Presley andS. J. Thomas, bet
ter known as "Sid." were in town, this
week on pleasure ana Dusinew oeub.
Mr. Presley was a former resident
of this eity and now represents the Acme
Milling Company of Tennessee. Mr.
Thomas is representing a VirRiniateb
acce house, and is one of the most pop
ular "knights of the grip" on the road.
The Mercantile sale is one in which
ornaUrAc Jo!jti.KMLSL.r. , , ; , "
It was a corn-and-milk fellow,
jid the meat was fine. ;
S. J. Justice has returned from Ral
eigh, where he represented - the county
commissioners, in the dispute over ; tne
Polk-Henderson county line.
Lost: Tuesday evening, on Main St.,
between the Hotel Gates and Mrs Jus
tice's, on Ashe ville road, a gold breast
pin, about one Inch long. Liberal re
ward if returned to Hustler office.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hefner, of Horse
Shoe, who having been visiting in
South Carolina, were in Henderson-
ville, Wednesday, on their -way home,
after a very pleasant visit amongst
their .children in the Palmetto State.
Miss Margaret Kirk, with her broth
er Herbert, of New Castle, Pa., are
guests of Mrs. Gover's. Miss Kirk has a
voice of remarkable sweetness and is
well known amongst the younger socie
ty set of her city.
Mr. Joseph C. Neustaedter of New
York city is in Hendersonvllle on a
visit to his mother, Mrs. Louis Haas.
Mr. Neustaedter is delighted with this
climate. Heeaves this week, but hopes
to return soon lor a longer stay.
Mrs. W. P. Williams has returned
frem Spartanburg, where she has been
receiving medical attention. The man?
friends of Mrs. Will lams' will be pleased
to learn that her condition is much im
proved, and she is now on the road to
recovery, it is hoped; after a long and
serious illness, which she has born with
patience and fortitude.
jftVin F. SpawelL of Atlanta, in tmb-
ribirig for this paper, says In his letter
enclosing check that be. desires to keep
posted as to the rapid growth and pros
perity of beautiful Hendersonvuie.
Mr. Sea well is one of the proprietors of
the Purity Laundry, and is counted one
of the 4star" men of tho Travelers In
surance Co., with whom he has been re
markably successful.
Many articles and some ads. are left
out this week. - Lack of space.
Miss FayetU Gurley was given a very
pleasant surprise party by twenty of
her friends on the evening of the; fifth.
The Gilreith Band',' had been secured
and dancing was enjoyed by - all. C x
A'unia.ue advertising novelty is being
given out by McD. Ray, agent for the
Metropolitan Surety Co. of New. -York
citv. It is a card with a calender aad a
handsome little thermoneter on iiznak
ing a decidedly fetching advertisement.
Talk about the value of advertising 1
Did you see the crowd at the Mercantile
Company, Wednesday? Of, course they
had the goods and the prices, but adver
tising, telling .the folks, , letting them
know that they had the goods and ; the
prices is what brought the crowd here.
Rev. Wilcox will preach at'the Epis
copal church the First Sunday in lent,
Feb. 17th. The serTioes will be as fol
lows: Holy communion at 8 00 al m.,
Sundav school at -9.30 ' a. m., Morning
services ao 11.00 a. m. y
The last number of the Graded School
Star Course will be elven,at' the Court
HouaeN on Thusday, Feb. 21st. trof.
Chas.Lane, undoubtedly one of the most
popular lecturers on the American plat
form today, will deliver his celebrated
"An Analysis of
Lukuifhter." The Court House will be
warm, and an enjoyable time may safely
be promised all who .attend.
Preparations are being made to ;erect
a handsome little Baptist church at Bal
four. Mr. William Spence has donated
an acre of land on the Ashevllle road
near the depot. Mr. Rhodes is chair
man of the building committee and con
tractor McCreary is drawing up tke
plans and estimates. - The church will
fill a long felt want in the thriving com
munity of Balfour,
Dr. T. A. Allen, 8r., has returned
from hi Florida trip, which he enjoyed
hiahW. While there he met many
Hendersonvllle folks, including F. G.
Hart, Ernest Jordan, Miss Bettie Llver-
ett, Graham Connell, Mr. Braswell ana
others, all of whom seemed to be well
and enjoying life. Prof. Ransome, form
erly of Flat -Rock, is teaching school
there, and exercises incident to a flag
raising at his school was one of the
pleasant incidents ot Dr. Allen s visit.
Mark Anders took the bridle off his
horse in the jockey lot, back of Shep
herd's store, Monday, and the' horse
bolted. He made a complete wreck of
the buggy, and the funny part of it was
that he came back to where he started.
He had to be thrown to get a bad splin
ter out of his leg, otherwise he was un
injured. r
J. M. Shepherd has a sovernir which
he prizes highly,, sent him by Mr. Fred
Fulbrlght, brother of our efficient sta
tlon asrent. it's an old nne Duiiet piec
ed up by Mr. Fulbright, recently in the
deadly "crater" of the - Petersburgh
battlefield. Mr. Shepherd has had a
former acquaintance with many of its
kind, and the ugly piece of lead recalls
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EXCEPT THE SUOCKK i
Portable Desk Lights ; ; :
Fans ;: ; ' - ";" z
. . Smoothing Irons , I
'y. ' Water Heaters
A General Line of Electrical Fixtures and Appliances
i Watch this Bpace for. new jvrinkles "and when you,
want anything in onr line call at 7 - x
to him many incidents
times."
of .those awful
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Union Meeting of the Carolina
Baptist Association
At a recent joint Bession of the ex
ecutive and mission committees, held
in, Judge Blythe's office in this city it
was decided to hold the next Union
Meeting with the church at Refuge em
bracing the fifth Sunday in March, 1907,
The introductory sermon will be
preacTied on Friday night and the order
of exercises for Saturday and Snnday
Lwili appear in program published In
due time. . "
All the churchea in the Association
are entitled to one or more represent
atives, And as our Refuge people are
never behind whsn the hour comes for
an interesting service, the local music
talent will favor the occasion with sult-
lable selections and. as to luncheon on
I Saturday, plenty and welcome will be in
"good taste."
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County. Schools.
The state has allowed Hendersan
county the sum of $2109.35 from the
second $10O,000,cuttlng out the expenses
roirfl -for and reducing the whole
amount wanted 22 percent. The sum
of 767.03 was received from the first
1 100.000. and the two combined, with
$650 as fines, eta, will be sufficient for
& two montha' -Urm. It cosu about
1700 a month to run the county schools.
VVe prepay express
oharpjes on S5.oo s
When you order your Goods from this J store to the
amount of 5.00 or you will not have to pay any -expressage
You may purchase this amount when in f Ashe ville and
the express charges, will be.
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