Local items and personal notes from Georgetown area
The register lists today’s weather with highs of 391 and lows of 66. The Drainage Commission Fund’s first contributor is a Georgetown County farmer. Miss Winnifred Rouse returns home from up-country visits. J. C. Bynum, Georgetown Graded School superintendent, is in the city and leaves tonight. Miss LeGrand Walker wed Charles F. Simmons in Tryon, North Carolina. Jas. Carraway departs for Belfast, Georgia, to settle. Torrential rain and a large group of colored excursionists headed to Charleston at five this morning. Housewives cooking at home today. W. V. Seymour mourns his sister’s sudden death in Sumter. Glennie Hinson adds a new hack for public transport.
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Georgetown
Winnifred Rouse
Charleston
W. V. Seymour
Sumter
Holy Jumpers invade New York in Pentecostal Union zeal
A Regular Correspondent reports New York will be visited by the Pentecostal Union known as Holy Jumpers from Colorado. Led by Bridwell, they preface their mission with public dancing and singing in the Tenderloin, promising to preach against modern sins and possibly open a missionary school, as Dowie once did.
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New York
Pentecostal Union
Colorado
Bridwell
Paul
Luter
Wesley
Whitfield
Moody
Broadway
Tenderloin
New Yorkes
Denver
Dowie
H. W. Finlayson
Genius and Growth for Georgetown County Civic Progress
A civic editorial argues Georgetown must awaken to local farming and drainage for growth. It urges a Chamber of Commerce backed by educated boards, creation of a Land Improvement company, and mobilizing public men to invest in new enterprises and roads. The piece cites supervisors Johnson Andrews Morgan and advocates collective action for regional prosperity.
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Georgetown
Boards of Equalization
Chamber of Commerce
Napoleon
Elba
J. B. Johnson
Brewers Agree to Close Indiana Saloon Network
Indianapolis officials report that nearly all Indiana brewers will sign articles to end brewery saloons in the state. The agreement aims to close existing saloons as licenses expire, reducing competition and temperance concerns across cities.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Ceers
South Atlantic League results from yesterday
Macon beat Jacksonville 3 to 2. Augusta defeated Charleston 2 to 1. Savannah edged Columbia 4 to 3.
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Macon
Jacksonville
Augusta
Charleston
Columbia
Savannah
P.C Charleston
Roy Augusta
Marine Arrivals and Departures Listed for Port
Arrivals include the Mary Sanford with lumber consigned to B A Lewarens Co and the Theodore Weems with mdse to B A Munnerlyn Co. Departures show the Massachusetts to New York for cord wood and the Mary Sanford to Boston for lumber. Star Navahoe sails to New York via Wilmington with mdse aboard Clyde Steamship Co.
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Mary Sanford
Smith
Bosigs
Flight
A. C. L. Carp
Brunswick, Belluné
Ward River
B. A. Lewaeres & Co
Frank Sessoms
Sarvis Black River
Naval Stores
B. A. Munnerlyn & Co
Theodore Weems
Hall Charleston
Stmr Mitchelle C
Dusenbury, Conway
Mdse
B.A. Munlyn & Co
Massachusetts
Lane
New York
Cord Wood
W. W. Hazzard
Stmr
Mitchelle C
Dusenbury
Conway
Waccamaw Line
Mary Sanford, Smith
Boston
Lumber
A. C. L. Corp
Star
Navahoe
Hale
Wilmington
Clyde Steamship Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. C. Bynum
Georgetown Graded School
City
LeGrand Walker
L. G. Walker
Tryon
N. C
Charles F. Simmons
Jas.Carraway
Belfast
Glennie Hinson
Marion
Daily Item
Civic League
Latta
Dillon
Nichols
Mullins
W. H. Andrews
Rosemary
W. D. Morgan
United States
The
Land Association
Marine News
J. A. Baxter
C. O. Smith
J. H. Green
L. E. Knox
T. B. Parker
Seyward Dunmore
Rutledge Johnson
Sampson Dunmore
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