Local Brieflets From Georgetown Streets and Homes
Ruchings in all colors at Weinberg's. Miss Hess Hamby is at the Exposition. Mr. E. W. Kaminski is in New York for a few days. Mrs. W. B. Smith visits friends in the country. Mrs. W. B. Wright and daughter spend the summer in New York. Mrs. Iseman is guest of Mrs. A. J. Dundas. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Simpkins and children at Pawley's Island for the summer. Weinberg's ad promotes fall and winter suits. Georgetown Rifle Guards return tonight from Sullivan's Island after ten days. Ehrich and Doyle go to Philadelphia for Grand Lodge of Elks. "The Test" to be staged at Opera House for Rebekah Lodge benefit. A plate glass window at Georgetown Drug Co. shattered by Saturday storm. other signs damaged citywide. Predicts a growing village at Kill Sock due to foreign labor. Dr. Willie Sparkman's former Front Street office rebuilt nearby. Alphonse's paper-hanging praised. J. C. Tamplet of Fort Motte visits and subscribes for three months. L. Gluck to depart for England. city bids farewell amid mixed emotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Ehrich
Geo. A. Doyle
Philadelphia
Grand Lodge
the Elks
Opera House
Rebekah Lodge
Georgetown Drug Co
Real Estate Transfers List of Weekly Property Sales
Transfers show Marks Moses selling part of lot 5 block 33 160 by 217 to Jas H Fraser for 250 dollars. Georgetown Land Association sells part suburban lot 50 by 217 to Phoebe Green for 55 dollars. Durant brothers exchange acres in No 1 Township for 24 and 6 acres totaling 30. Thomas Durant to W Taylor trustee 61 acres for 85 dollars. Annie E Fields to J L Dart suburb lot 75 by 217 for 300 dollars. A grouped sale includes D J Wilson Annie N Wilson Beulah M Dinkins Bethel Durant and others selling 34 acres in No 6 Township for 72 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks Moses
Jas. H. Fraser
Georgetown Land Association
Phoebe Green
Thos. Durant
John F. Durant
No 1
Thos Durant
John T Durant
J Wilson
Annie N Wilson
Beulah M Dinkins
Bethel Durant
Sunday School Closes for Summer in Episcopal Parish
The Episcopal Sunday School ends its summer hiatus after a successful four month session led by Mr. Walker. Superintendent H L Oliver praised progress and awarded students with perfect attendance and high scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Sunday School
Willie H. Walker
Ben Sur
Lew Wallace
Mary Alston Wright
Bertie Collins
Ruth Carraway
Scarce Labor Voices Demand Vagrancy Law Remedy
Citizens lament labor shortage as resort season nears with many leaving town. The piece notes a diminishing number of women on Front Street and urges strict enforcement of vagrancy laws as a remedy, recommending Weinberg's as a ribbon supplier headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chain Gang
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruchings
Weinberg
Miss Hess Hamby
E. W W. Kaminski
New York
Iseman
A. J. Dundas
D. C. Simpkins
Pawley’s Island
Georgetown
Sullivan's Island
Willie Sparkman
Front Street
Alphonse
J. C. Tamplet
Fort Motte
Annie E. Fields
J L Dart
Pari
Ribbons
Weinberg’s
Mvrestaurant
Cleland Sts
J. J Wineglas
Georgetown, S. C
Millie Christine
L. D. Wiggins
General
W. W. Taylor & Son
R. J. Poston
Red Store Wharf
Hartnett & Day
S. C
Odd-Fellows
J. H. Green
L. E. Knox
J.B. Parker
S. Sampson
Dunmore Seyward Dunmore
J. A. Baxter
C. O. Smith
Rutledge Johnson
He’s. Rain
Augusta
Blair’s
Chappel's Cheraw
Columbia
Effingham
Kingstree
Permer
A.munnerlyn & CO
Agents OF the
Baltimore and Carolina Steam Ship Company
Charleston and George Town Steamship CO
Georgetown and
K Commission
B. F. Jones & Son
Front St
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