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THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1919 FRENCH BROAD HUSTLER, HETERSONYILLE, N. C. S eople and Events 22s25sr'32S -. 1. JHISS I ATT1E STAXSEL, Reporter PHONE 6 T. Y'. Osteen, of Aslieville. has 2een h... o this week on business. '-' W. ( liiTord, on Locust street, is im .provinL after his recent sickness. Born April 14, to Mr. and Mrs. K. JR. Bre .or, of Tuxedo, a girl, Mildred. :o: Born April 12, to Mr. and Mrs. Al fred A. Buckner, of Hillgirt, a daugh ter, Ma llda Claire. :o: Born, April 11, to Mr. and Mrs. ft). Wa; r.s, of Tuxedo, a daughter, JFrancet Eliza. :o: .Mrs. Mamie Pruitt, from Grier, is i siting her sister, Mrs. W. fdrosne: , near Tuxedo. :o: Dr. Guy E. Dixon attended JNorth Carolina Medical Society Pinehu:.-;t this week. his pa-Drools- 9. P. the a? Mesd.es G.. W. Brooks and S. K. Harris ,ho have been on the sick list are imp. oving. .Lieut. Walter B. Smith and sister IMiss.Ru.a have returned from a visit .to Ailai- .a, Ga. :ot- :Miss J-alla Wynne was the week-end guc t of Miss Annie Patton at ZFIat Rt , :o: V. Goodwin, from Marie, Ark., Hias arrived to be with his family who ,-spent tL winter at Vine wood. :o: ' W. A. Smith returned from Cotura "ia, S. C, on Sunday and left on Monday to attend court in Polk coun ty. :o: 'charge and is at home with rpnts-. Mr. and Mrsl. J L shire. :o: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hozzelle ac companied C. F. Bland to Horse Shoe last Sunday Morning" whtre he spoke to a crowded house about the Great Centenary Movement of the Methodist Church. :o: Joseph Becker, a wonderful chef, of t. Louis Mo., and H. M.. Renshaw, f Baltimore are at the Bland Hard ware Co., this week demonstrating the use of the Majestic Range. Mr. Becker gives free instruction in cook ing every afternoon from 3 to 5 to'clock. The window display has been exceedingly tempting and inter- .esting. :o: Mrs. Charles R. Whitaker has re urned to her home at Flat Rork after pending the winter in St. Petersburg, "la. En route Mrs. Whitaer visit ea tar daughter and sonin-law I. lent, and Mrs. Ernest Perk.in.3oa at Fort Bar- fcncas, Pensacola, Fla., relatives and riends in Atlanta, Ga., and Green ville, S. C., and attended the Red Cross Seal State Commission in Cluir- jbtte on April 11. :o: Birthday Party Harry Vander Linden celebrated his Eecond birthday, at the hor.ie of Lis jarents, Dr. and Mrs. vV. H. Vander Linden, on Wednesday afteruou, April 2, from 5 to 6 o'clock, "ihese email boys were his guests, Jae Lee, Carl Morris, Billy Justus, Frank Ew- tank. Jr.. Jim Morris, Tom Settle Justice and Frank Vander Linden After an hour spent In playing games, they were delighted by an ir vitation to the dining room -Were re freshment? were served by Mr JacK Mr. x:. Mrs. J. M. Stewart and;Lee, who knew so well how tc please Iittle sc-i, have been visiting Mrs. Jae cilire: In the centre af tl rStewart 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 3P. Pattc.i at Flat Rock. C r ,:m o c .i. h has returnee .s.i to Miss tiladys Glenn at jtible, wnich was decorated in white and blue, ta; tne birtnaay fake on which lirnei two candles, "he I'.r tie folks were loth to say good bye T hen their nurses called to take turai Pleasant Outing ;-.-. a .. brear- -vliss Kate Smith spent the &ome. week-en 2 at Weaverville College. :o: Little r.ella Gregory, daughter o? Sir ana Mrs. t. . Gregory, wno several motor parties attended the jsras bitten by a stray dog last Gundav, Creatore Grand Opera in Asheville is all x .jt and has bee attending last Thursday evening. Among those .-school. t who motored were: Dr. and Mrs. iOl 't T. "Rorprtnn and Miss Allene Dur- " Corporal A. J. Nielson, Jr., vyho isl A lrlii We carithe largest and best assorted stock in western North Carolina KELLY-SPRINGFIELD United States and Goodyear solid and pneumatic tires and tubes Lett Us w erve You estai Carolina 14-16 EAST COLLEGE ST. HUPMOBILE OAKLAND Rauch-Lang Electrics 9. ASHEVILLE, N. C. Quality and Service CADILLAC AislQLC(0)o PHONE 890 MACK TRUCKS FEDERAL TRUCKS INDIAN MOTOCYCLES MAX A. HAYES, Manager J. H. LANGE, Owner fee. R. P. Freeze's party consisted P. Petree, Misses Lilian Aisiuiis iiia iJdiciita, iiu . tuu .iii.i a. Mrs C J". Nielson at Fletcher, cxptciis to i e- . tj turn to Philadelphia, Pa., id resume In Mrg R M Qates party were "c VYao B'b- ,J-,Mesdames A. C. Tebeau, R. T ore eni .rmg service. :o: Mr. a-.a Mrs. T. G. BowltP. of New "York ci.y are visiting the letter's mo ther, its. Wheless. Hubert "VVhelof.s, "who ca e here from Vashington, ' D. C., is conYaJescing. ' CSerge. 't Xuther Brookshire, 257 ""Casual Co., who served overseas torpbout Garren'a Blofod PPnrifier and eignt mcaths has received his dis-jKronlc. They havetried it. It. Wheelright, Mr. and Mrs. Caroll Waldrop, S. Y. Bryson's guests i fwere, Dr. Guy E. Dixon, Lieut. Wal ter B. Smith, J. R. Sandifer, A. H. Hawkins, James D. Waldro p an3 Willie Reese. Ask R. M. Oates jnid J. C. Morrow The Ladies Aid Society of the First; Baptist Church will have a sale on Saturday, April 19, in the Norey building. Among the good things will be, chicken salad, jelly, canned goods, doughnuts, mayonaise, cakes, aprons, handkerchiefs, centerpieces, pillow cases, bonnets, etc. Be sjire to come. . P J ue are hxed to sell v5n anything in Lthe furniture line. Cfias. Rozzelle. 11.2t-c. T7 Sold by all diggtet and your com mnnity storeGarren's Blood Purifier and Tonic it. fT5 (rmmaL I I & i hw7raiv;-i nil ii ii i t iv j " Yes a beautiful model wonderful lines ! Fits you as perfectly as if made for you." Through its modeling the natural grace of your figure is accented yes, im proved, which is the reason for our recommending a Redfern model ack-Lace or Front-Lace. 1 hrOTmr-Nall the chancrincf stvlp.s nf iZ j many seasons Kedtern designers have shown a creaHgenius coupled with practical designing they have stood the test of style and wear. Corsets Fitted Here ' Notice is hereb will be offered bidder for cash, at S A y o given that iprsale at y SILI(CliC m. oirdlayj May the articles enumerated -below public outcry, to the highest OCK MM 3o d srj yf? ' :' 0 f yfsi rPjS a COMMENCING AT 10 O CU)CK, A. M., Fast Time and continuing until all the items haveXbeen disposed of in the manner nrescribed bv law fnc tlm Al unaer executive airecuon: 1 Bedsteads, 10 Bedsprings' 13 Mattresses, 2 Bureaus30Chairs, 3 Cots, One steel range Cook Stove, one small Show Case, one pair Farm ScaJds, one pair counter scales, one pair computing scales, one-half case lamp chimneys, 30 Bolts, one anvil, one bellows, 2 iron vices, one mare, one buggy and harness, one one-horse wagon, one two horse wagon, one two-horse hack, one section of drag harrow, one Hillside plow, one single-foot plow, one double-foot plow, one cultivator, one saddle andther things too UUiiiCI U U IU UlCilllUIJ. IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE 8 miles of metallic telephone line running from Bat Cave to Maxwell Central, V miles nr lima rnnnino frnm I onf t o I CZr C D 1 . t i a i - i -X. " v. jraui to jotm a. riacKs, o miles or ground ctreuit me one wire, one gooaiu-nne switch board, together withU9 telephones. ' cash if sold separate. Part cash and balance on time if sold as a whole. a. & jLr ra. niii rk ' ivciiieiDer i.iie caie, may ord, lyly. TermS RespectfuIIyj w v o 1 - t T: U. ft L. I 5 April 10, 1913 AdmV. of C. M, Dalton, Deceased
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