Georgetown News Roundup of Visitors, Prohibition, and Local Events
Local notes report residents traveling to Philadelphia Waynesville and North Carolina while others visit Georgetown. A police seizure of contraband liquor triggers a citywide campaign. Prohibition debate looms as lawmakers push stricter laws. A game between Columbia and Georgetown ends 2–0 for the home team amid weather and civic notes. New potatoes and gator mentions add color to daily items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Aldrich
Columbia
Georgetown
Spain
Wanted a young lady for graphics and bookkeeping in office
Classified item lists jobs and various notices including a ship schedule for the Mary A sailing from R R Wharf and Market Dock to South and North Islands with round trip fare 50 cents, dated Sunday August 22. Also multiple rental notices, lost hound Fly, and medicine ad offering 5 or 6 doses of 666 for chills and fever at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A
R. R
Martket
South and North Islands
Also Mentioned on This Page
Docal and
Thos, Forbes
City
Philadelphia
Joe Kaminski
N. C. Sampson
Waynesville
N. C
J. S. Higgins
North Carolina
T. Ly, Scott
Kings Tree
Brailsford
Summerton
H. Inman
J. T. Bullard
Ora Porter
Sumter
Susie Kinard
L. S. Ehrich
Alabama
United States Internal Revenue
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Uncle Joe
House
Ben Small
Charleston
Georgetown County
Camden News
Daily Item
Louisiana
Mississippi
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Rolando Sutton
James N. Sutton
United States’ Marine Corps
Annapolis
West Point
United States Military Academy
C. J. Levy
Glenn Springs
F. Isokreit
L. Holmscheiter
Rosemary
A. B. Crosby
Harpers
J. W. Hair
Trio
A. P. Russell
St. Stephens
E. W. Miller
Florence
W. W. Taylor & Son
R. R. Crossing
Branchville
Gator
W. A. Black
Harris Lithia Springs
Carl Anderson
Cape Romain Lighthouse
Winyah Bay
Waccamaw River
Front Street
Josepp Schenk
J. F. Bourne
Duke St
Jos. Schenk
Georgetown Drug Co
Carolina
Dunmore
P. O. Box
Georgetown, S.C
Lavadura Chemical CO
Cation
C. N. Bourne
Sampit
the People’s Bank
I. W. Harper
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