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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1908
Page
1
Lost gold pin with a daisy design and chip diamond centerpiece offered with liberal reward for return. Gladstone's Great Annual Inventory Sale begins Thursday July 9 at 9 o clock with stock marked down. The Times and Democrat notes political and civic items from Denver to Columbia and local notices.
G Thomas Ford criticizes Detyens for false statements and double dealing about a race for auditor against W H Dorrill. He confirms dining room discussion in Camden rather than on a train and states he will not be the cat's paw for Detyens.
A young man proposed marriage to a lady by asking if she would live in a cottage cook well and submit to his tastes. She retorted with her own list of virtues he lacked, declaring she could never be his wife and sent him away.
Gladstone’s announces the biggest sale for ten days starting Thursday July 9. The steamer Dudley offers a Sunday excursion to Pawley’s Island on July 12, departing Market Dock at 9 a.m. and returning to True Blue by 9 p.m. Captain Sam Sparks provides meals on board. Professor B E Coleman of Kambe kee Ill engages Georgetown Brass Band. Phone numbers and razor ads appear in local notices.
Greenville July 6 Will Hunt a young Black man attempted suicide by drowning in the Reedy river. He first leaped and was pulled from the water then, on a second jump, he was saved again before going under. Officials noted Hunt had been self supporting but offered no clear reason for the act.
The crowd filled the streets yesterday as Cheraw enjoyed a major event. Mr. McAllister received a delivered umbrella found by A L King and Gladstone's store called for line forming next Thursday at 9. The Pawley's Island crowd overwhelmed local accommodations due to late notice. P C McClary of Rosemary visited the city today.
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