Georgetown sightings describe cotton stand and city upgrades
A Georgetown observer tours town with Chief Rouse amid a rainstorm. He notes remodeling across Front Street, new drains, a growing Fifth Avenue home, the A. M. E. Church and the Winyah area, plus a thriving park project by the A. C. L. Corp. A cotton patch near the Baptist burial ground impresses with its early bloom and uniform rows.
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Front Street
T. W. Brightman
The
Electric Company
Cannon and
Highmarket
L. G. Walker
Fifth Avenue
Messrs. H. Kaminski & Co
Fraser St
Sydney F. Croft
Ceasar
Georgetown County
George Dyens
Item Office
Wedding Invitation for Lucy Boone Freeman and William W Taylor Jr
Mr and Mrs Charles Boone invite attendance at the marriage of their daughter Lucy Freeman to Mr William W Taylor Jr on Wednesday evening June 24 1908 at nine oclock at Duncan Methodist Church Georgetown South Carolina
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Lucy Boone
W. W. Taylor, Jr
Charles Boone
Lucy Freeman
William W. Taylor, Jr
Duncan Methodist Church
Georgetown
South Carolina
Hotel Arrivals Listed at Tourist Hotel Today
The Tourist Hotel lists today’s registered guests including Miss A B Marshall and Miss E K Walpole from Charleston. Jake Lebauge from New York. W L Mims from Charlotte. C C Harding and A C Lee from Charlotte. Michael from Tampa. C M Jordy from Charlotte. J N Price from Edward Hahn Charleston. Mel Davis from Richmond. Jas Jenkins from SD. J J Campbell from Wilmington. J C Preacher from SC. J R Jenifer from J E Huntington Baltimore. J E Ellerbe from Marion. and R W Suburg from Greenwood.
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A B Marshall
E K Walpole
Charleston
Jake Lebauge
New York
L Mims
C Harding
Charlotte
HA. Michael
Tampa
Fla
A C Lee
G Oelkers
M Jordy
W Yscum
J N Price
Edward Hahn
HC Coles
Richmond
Ind
Mel Davis
Jas Jenkins
F H Bold
SD Bogemore
W S Clift
Rosemary
A C Wallenstein
Cincinnati
J Campbell
Wilmington
B Doyle
Savannah
C Preacher
E Ellerbe
Marion
H Gray
Chicago
W Suburg
Greenwood
R Jenifer
J E Huntington
Baltimore
Lost white French Poodle puppy with broken tail
Lost or stolen white French Poodle puppy with a broken tail. A suitable reward is offered for its return to the item office or for information leading to its recovery.
Vessel for freight contract sought from J J Riley
Listing offers a 100 ft by 23 ft freight vessel with 350 tons cargo capacity and 7 percent draft. Suitable for river canal or coastwise work. Contact J. J. Riley at 20 West 65th Street New York.
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J. J. Riley
West 65Th Street
New York
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Rouse
New Town
Howard Graded School
King and Duke Streets
Sam’s Sparks
Winyah
A. C. L. Corporation
G. A. Lobse
Seven Mile Siding
Item
Miss Parkhill
Mrs. W. H. Fraser
Peter Rabil
D. N. Bourne
Sampit
T. S. Skinner
Campfield
News and Courier
D. C. Heyward
United States Senate
R. G. Rhett
U. S. Senate
Rhett
People’s Bank
J. E. Ellerbe
Ellerbe
House of Representatives
House—the River and Harbor
Burton
Congress
J. W. Wingate
Georgetown, S. C
H. Kaminski
J. B. Steele
F. Rhem, O. B. Skinner
S. J. Flaum
B. W. Cannon
H. W. Fraser
John Bourne
W.H. Andrews
R. Y. Cathou
Peoples Bank
S. C
U. S
D. J. Crowley
Same and
Georgetwy
K’s
BASE
Macon-Columbia
Jacksonville
Augusta
Macon
Pollock & Gardner
Front St
So. Ga
G.ey Beaty
Engineers and Sontractors
Civil Engineering
Georgetown, S.C
Carolina Hdw Co
Front & Orange St
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