Deaths and quiet marriages mark Durham Sunday
The Durham area mourns two deaths a 73 year old man and a 55 year old merchant with Bright's disease. Two quiet Sunday marriages take place Daisy Salmon with J Cameron Woods at Rev M Bradshaw's home and Ella Hogan to H M Williams at a Chapel Hill area couple home. Governor Glenn pardons Edward Horton after three and a half years of a nine year sentence in Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Salmon
Mr. Woods
Governor Glenn
Hogan
Mr. Williams
Ae Oe
Charles
Erritt
Durham
Orange County
Frank Browning
A.W. Cates
West Durm
O ‘Tock
Salmon Woods
M. Bradshaw
Memorial Methodist Church
J. Cameron Woods
Daisy Salmon
Bradshaw
Friends of
E. A. Woods
W. T. Green
Glenn
Edward Horton
Horton
Reuben Barbee
Hicks Almanac 1909 Available By Mail And On Stands
The Rev R Hicks Almanac for 1909 is advertised with color covers and a portraits. includes Hicks Weather Forecasts. Price five cents by mail, thirty cents on newsstands. Discounts for bulk orders from Word and Works Publishing Co. 2201 Locust St, St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Hicks
Locust Street
St. Louis
Hicks
Simmons Bound Over In Monday Morning Court
Mayor Graham held a large Monday morning session and sent several defendants to the superior court on bail. Henry Simmons faced charges of raising a disturbance and knife attacks on negro individuals with bonds set at 100 dollars for the knife throw and 50 dollars for chasing a negro with a knife plus a five dollar fine and costs for public curses. Amos Jackson and Alonzo Curtis faced gambling charges with 25 dollar bonds each. John Henry was charged with selling whiskey with a 100 dollar bond. Henry was found with tools used in a blind tiger. Two men were fined five dollars and costs for whipping their wives, Ransom Perry and Bud Cain. Minor cases were heard with fines for fighting, drunkenness and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Henry Simmons
Amos Jackson
Alonzo Curtis
John Henry
Henry
Ransom Perry
Bud Cain
Rougemont News Notes Healthy Residents and Local Happenings
Rufus Bowen shows improvement despite illness while H L Carver recovers at home after grip. W M Blalock sick with cold since returning from Durham. Charles Harris dies leaving four sons and two daughters. member of New Bethel M E church. J J Lawson and Co selling stock as division approaches. Lola Kirkland thrives in millinery. Dr J R Maynard expands practice. W A Carver to build a fine new residence. E Cothran finishes paint on own home. Revival meetings in Durham at Mangum Street Methodist Second Baptist Gospel Tabernacle with strong attendance. Reverends Loftin Barrett Hoyle Porter assist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Bowen
H. L. Carver
W. M. Blalock
County Board of Elections
Durham
Charles Harris
Methodist Church
New Bethel
J. J
E. Cothran
Mangum Street Methodist
Second Baptist
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Mr. Loftin
Barrett
Second Baptist Church
FE. M. Hoyle
North Durham
FL J. Porter
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Mr. Browning
Browning
Mr. Beckwith
J. S. Beckwith
Chatham County
Watts Hospital
Bright
Mrs. Beckwith
Norfolk and Western
Will Hall
Alse
Hall
Bahama
Ville
Vnd
Williams
William Hogan
Chapel Hill
van Ray
Charles Merritt
Rena Bumpass
Ray
Recorder
Roxboro
Thomas Wilkerson
Hettie Roger
Frasier School House
George
Messrs. W. A. Barton
C. H. Tapp
Roper
Speial
Simmons
Rougemont
Hackney Pres
Murat, N
Citizens National Bank
N. C
B. N
Duke
J.S. Many
J. B. Mason
J. B. Dux
American Tob’ 5 Company
Y. E. Smit
Durham Cotton Mic
C. L. Haywood
Haywood & Boone
J. H. Southgate
Southgate & Son
R. H. Rigsbee
E. Rawls
N. Duke
J. S. Manning
N. M. Johnson
J. B. Warren
Obacco Co
Depository OF the People
County OF
City OF
United States OF America
Home Savings Bank
Durham, North Carolina
Reade Bros. Go
Reade Bros. Co
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