Georgetown Local Brieflets and Encampment Notes
D M Bath of Plantersville visited the city today. B Thompson is back to duties with a broken arm in a sling. C C Scurry of the Carolina Hotel faces appendicitis surgery. Walter and Mrs. Hazard returned from Jamestown Exposition where Hazard spoke on South Carolina day. E W Haselden and E C Register head to Sullivan's Island for the state encampment. J M Ringle returned from Glenn Springs and will share wealth and health secrets. B F Jones & Son received a large banana shipment, the biggest yet in this city. For ribbons shop at Weinberg's headquarters. The Fourth of July saw little celebration in Georgetown due to rain and cool 66 degree weather. A Georgetown party visited Pawley’s Island chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Thrall. The Georgetown Rifle Guards transported rifles to Charleston, with Company F roster listed for the encampment. Lige Kilgo, son of J P Kilgo, was fatally shot in Darlington by Wiley Rhodes. Rhodes jailed after the incident at Rhodes’s fruit store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Jones & Son
Weinberg’s
Georgetown
Charleston
Holmes B. Springs
O. P. Bourke
C. J. Levy
G. E. Tucker
Jno
J. T. Adams
J. J. Alphonse
LeRoy Bowman
Haskell Carraway
E. M. Dour
C. A. Dorrill
Feagan
W. F. Haddock
Isaac Hurwitz
J. B. Johnson Jr
A. S. Lachicotte
Lige Kilgo
J. P. Kilgo
Lee County
Darlington
Wiley Rhodes
Sam Teague
Young Kilgo
Rhodes
Man of 79 Weddings Faces Judge Over Wife’s Expenses
George W. Raney, 53, long a bachelor until two weeks ago, is set to explain why he has not shown appreciation for his wealthy wife Mrs. Virginia C. Raney in court. Mrs. Raney testified she was past fifty six when married in 1905 and paid all household expenses during a six month bridal tour. Raney did not work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
George W. Raney
McDonald
Virginia C. Raney
Raney
Monroe City
James
Collegiate Baseball Scores from Charleston Augusta and Savannah
The report lists results from regional matchups with Charleston Jacksonville and Augusta Columbia games, noting Charleston loses 2 to 6 and 0 to 3, Augusta wins 1 to 0 and 5 to 1, plus a Savannah M action 1 to 0 at Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Columbia
Savannah
Macon
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. M. Bath
Plantersville
C. C. Scurry
Carolina Hotel
Walter Hazard
Hazard
South Carolina
E. W. Haselden
Sullivan’s Island
E. C. Register
Maj. Haselden
J. M. Ringle
Glenn Springs
Pawley’s Island
Bernice Mallory
Helen Tarbox
Virgie Siau
Netta Detyens
Margaret Jones
Essie Smith
Mess
Steele
Jones
Bellune
Turner
Harling
Garrison
Miliken
Tarbox
J. A. Thrall
Alew Advertiements
Fidelity B
L. Stock
L. D. Wiggins
General
W. W. Taylor & Son
Jacksonville
Sadies
oTianxian Jowel and Billiard CF Sd
R. M. Manigault
Red Store Wharf
Hartnett & Day
S. C
J. H. Green
L. EB. Knox
T. B. Parker Sampson
Dunmore
Seyward
J. A. Baxter
A.munnerlyn & CO
Agents OF the
Baltimore and Carolina Steam Ship Company
Charleston and Georgetown
Georgetown and Pee Dee
Black River Steam Boat Line
Bucksville Steamboat Line
Insurance Agents & Commission Merchants
Front St
Crockerware
D. Croft
Front Street
Crockeryware
Post
H. Inman
INMAN
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