Municipal primary election tops Ander city race record
The Demorbith election in Ander city drew a larger vote than ever with a close mayoral contest. In wards 2 to 6 wards filled, and a runoff will decide between Cobb Brewin and F G Brewin, while opposition challenged the result. Several deaths and local notices follow, including obituaries for Powell Burtiss Marvin and Shouse, with memorial services conducted in local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelie
Cadidates
Messrs
Cobb
F.G. Brewin
KE. Prince
W. P. Cox
J. M. Sullivan
Mariinis
Nterniny
Telucas
Hood
Ket West
Confederate Monument Design Adopted for Anderson County
A coalition of local groups selected a monument design from Southern Monument Company of Knoxville. The 35 foot Tennessee gray marble shaft will feature army and navy symbols with inscriptions, and the figure atop will change to a Confederate private. Construction aims to begin soon with a carpet-stone laid next Thanksgiving and unveiling on Memorial Day next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies, Memorial Association
Daughters of the Confederacy
Can
United Confederato Veterana
Camp of
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Anderson County
Southern Monument Company
Knoxville
Army
Navy
Koon Uw
Memorial Association
Week of visits and arrivals in Williamston society
A string of visitors and residents' movements enters Williamston. Daniel of Lickville and Harry Epting are noted locals, with Sullivan resigning from Abbeville to play ball. J F Greene finished a fine job around Chalyheate Spring as work continues on the new spring. Capt Sullivan returned from Columbia, J J McCullough Jr of Greenville visited, and Jack Livingston from Charleston stayed at the Wallace House. Mrs Ramsey of Teller and others enjoy hot weather with local host Squire Acker. Faldman and Griffin came from Belton to Williamston. Ernest Martin and bride returned to Atlanta where he works for a hardware concern. Prof Lander is convalescing and Gen Jos L Rioppeniesa returned. Mrs Dean, Mrs Ratliff, and Wilson Baisaieeom am sora irs travel plans noted. T C Young from Ones spent time here. K Wm. Smith of Columbia is registered at Sadler’s. Isa Maud O Neal and Gertrude Barns from Anderson were in town. Mrs J S Blake and family arrived at Badler’s from Abbeville last summer and returned due to Williamston appeal.
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Daniel
Lickville
Harry
Epting
Sullivan
Abbeville
J. F. Greene
O. W. Sullivan
Columbia
JJ McCulough, Jr
Greenville
J. 8
Jack Vivingston
Charleston
Wathice Ho
W. OS. Ramsey
Teller
Squire Acker
Messrs
Faldman
Grifin
Belton
Wallace House
Ernest Martin
Bride
Capt
B. C. Martin
Atlanta
Martin
A m Harfware
Hl. H. Edwards
Lander
Jos. L. Rioppeniesa
Dean
Blake
Badler
Jrest
Williamston
Lowndesville News And Notes From The Community
Lowndesville hosts a social gathering with many residents listed as attendees and a family group announcement. The report also notes travel to Atlanta and Washington for work and study, plus a local picnic planned at Price's Mill on the upcoming Friday. A fatal bout with diphtheria claims a child, with a second child at risk, and measures like antitoxin and isolation are described. community sympathy is extended to the bereaved family.
Prohibition Debate Echoes Through Town News
A fragmented town column notes local chatter on prohibition and politics. Mentions Nellie Cunningham near Les Aunle Simpaon, General Green, a townsperson to wed in Atlanta, and strong pro prohibition sentiments tied to Col Hoyt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renton
Nellie Cunningho
Les Aunle
General Green
Atlanta
Singleton
Col. Hoyt
Death of Mr Bigby C July 2 and Rigby burial at Mt Bethel
Clement Rigby of Due West township near Anderson died Saturday after a few hours illness at about age 30. He served as a soldier in Co K Orrs Rifles under Capt Cox, married Francia Ashley about thirty years ago, leaving six children, a sister and half brother. Burial followed Sunday at Mt Bethel Cemetery with Rev N G Wright officiating. Additional notices promote Tron King Stoves and local job offerings and household goods listings.
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Eprrots Lynn
Clement Rigby
Due West Township
Anderson Line
Bigby
Archibald Bigby
Craytonville
Seland
C. L. Rigby
Co. K. Orr
Riflea
Geo. W. Cox
Somme
Francia Ashley
Anderson County
Sie—Tor
Tutisha Martin
J.C. Shaw
Your City
Spirit Land
Mt. Bethel Cemetery
N. G. Wright
Question on Prohibition Law Clarified by Constitution
A Lebanon correspondent asks if South Carolina laws can ban liquor sales within the state even when a U.S. license exists. The reply cites Article 4 Section 1 and Article 3 Section 11 of the U S and South Carolina constitutions, noting full faith and credit and state police power to retail alcohol. Health warns against loud road-boosting.
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Lebanon
South Carolina
United States
Xerxes
Congress
Tll
Bop
Prohibition clash at Methodist Conference noted by bishops
The Distich Conference of the Methodist Church sits in session with Bishop Duncan denouncing Senator Tillman as an outrage and demanding explanation for his remarks. Dr Gardner may address prohibition while preachers and merchants rally against the dispensary. Brock Bros and Vandiver Bros push sales as local life buzzes with politics and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vol. Hoyt
Methoddat Church
Mahop Duncan
Hshop Duncan
Tillman
Temperance
Duncan
Tess
Tillian
United States
C. 5. Gardner
First Baptist Church
Col. Hoyts
Weirs and
Yonker
Change of Campaign Meeting at Holland Store
County campaign meeting moved to August 24 at Holland's Store to avoid conflict with the 24th regiment Confederate reunion. J E Breaver chair and Dewy Et Cohi provide the notice to citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
24Th Regiment of Confederal
Chan Fat Holland
Ausant
Fragmentary Notice Warns of Invalid Trade Signal
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a warning related to a trade signal or market alert with garbled figures. The readable elements mention a rate or price and a timing mark possibly indicating a cease action, but the overall meaning remains unclear.
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Focal News
Hela
H. A. Powell
Millville
Powell
Wm. Burrias
Baldwyn
Miss
Burtiss
Thomas Burtiss
Mississippi
Mia. C. J. Martin
Alta
Margzaret E. Marvin
Jom
Garvin
Ilavris Pius
Joseph Eaton
Trinity Methodist Church
T. Clarke Shouse
Versailles
Sungueel
Col. Slanse
Anderson
Mia
Sammerel
Claiauige Bud Boyle
Presbyterian Church
Summerer
Rosalind Webb
Elijah Webb
C.F. Jones
Phs
Salyer
Meg. J. Ps Pavelien
Altra
Webb
Willian Wallen
Ahie
Pendleton
Jotinean Penile University
Welle
Grave Episcopal Church
Mexia
KC. Webb
Hood KO Tolly
B. Cobb
F.G
JE. Auton
Brownlore
Sullivan W. S. Throck
J M. Patelok
Townsend
EL Ligon
Confederate Monument
Willamston
Lowndesville
Ieilis
Hygee
South Courelinia
Varity
Senha
Air Line
Ty Heckat
V Armstrong
Lloyd Armstrong
Ive
Bell
Savannah Itive
Swearingen’s Mill
Rocky River
Moxxra
Henry J. Allen
Ernest P. Latimer
Marion Latimer
Birmingham
Severn
Roscoe Moseley
J. Brace Moseley
Helen Pellers
Greenwood
Misa Fellers
Missea Fennell, Jr. Jno
Andrews
Avene
B. A. Hell
M . Beggs
Floyd Armstrong
Luther Pettigrew
Sam Parnell
Donnie Parnell
Alma Watson
Neeta Allen
Mattox P. McUalla
Washington
Census Bureau
T. Baker
Ttik
Price's Mill
Korky River
Hrdot
Mi & F We
Lowndueville
J. Brice Moseley
KW. Colyer
J. A. Brown
Baptist Church
Gave
Annie Laurie
McDavin Horton
Pomletan Hens
Mr. Bigby
Tron King
Abernon
Osborne & Osborne
Equirante Life Assurance Society
Anderson and Vicinity
Jane
W. J. Roppey
Rock Hill
Fies
Brock Bros
Jno
T. Borris
Auton Tems
Fillian
the Preachnrs
W. H. Shearer
Dean & Ratliffo
Joe
T. Burrine
Vandlyer Bros
Alakancal
Brock Ros
Fauare
U. A
Reed Music House
J. F
North Main St
Busieg
J.C. Templeton
C. A. Reed Manta House
Oxford
Chiquola Drug Co
Heath & Milligan
Jesus
J. M. Richardson, M. D DI Kemper , Senn
Proprietors
McCormick
Sullivan Hardware Coo
McCormicku
J. E. Breavean
Chairmin'Go
Dewy
Et. Cohi
UF. Jones
Lesser and Company
Eame
Ona & CO. Anderson, RD
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