Old and New Rosemary Georgetow n County’s Planned Sister City
A vivid account from June describes Georgetown’s near future sister city New Rosemary with six to seven hundred acres of Rosemary Land Association lands, streets laid out for graded schools and 35 new houses, plus a gunnery and grist mill under construction. It notes local industry, the A C L Corporation shops, Rosemary Inn, a large depot, and a Georgetown Rifle Guards camp at Fort Moultrie with officers and privates listed.
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Georgetown
New Rosemary
Old Rosemary
A. C
Rosemary
Marion
W.H. Andrews
Among the Hickories Excursion to New Rosemary Picnic
The Methodist Sunday School with friends rode the excursion train led by Mr. R. C. Snipes to New Rosemary on the Marion branch of the G and W R R for a picnic. The Rosemary Buds beat the Georgetown Would-be s 6 to 2 in a post dinner ball game. Capt. J. C. Murphy returned the group to the city by 7 p m amid satisfied attendees and a Woodmen of the World entertainment that evening.
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Methodist Sunday School
R. C. Snipes
New Rosemary
Marion
Rosemary
Georgetown
Rosemary Rosebuds
J. C. Murphy
Woodmen of the World
Hasbeens Triumph In 13 8 Baseball Victory
The Hasbeens beat the Regulars 13 to 8 in heavy batting display led by H W Fraser and J H Fraser. Steele shut down the Regulars though the Hasbeens relied on solid defense, with Doar at third and Farrelly in right field delivering a home run. Two thousand fans watched as umpire W R Buie earned cheers for clear calls.
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Hasbeens
B Steele
Morris
H Smith
LA Buie
H Steele
Merrill
J Levy
Fraser T
Barfield
Blasky
A Dear
Montgomery
Fraser
Merriman
C Bynum
J T Adams
J H Fraser
CT Williams
W. N. Jacobs
C. Riff
Claude Johnson
Andrew Farrelly
H. W Fraser
C. A. Doar
J. H. Fraser
Steele
W. R. Buie
Conway
Local Merchant P. C. McCleary Backed by Rosemary Mercantile
The writer praises Mr. P. C. McCleary once a Georgetown merchant now at a brick store in the town center. His Rosemary Mercantile Co business success leads to substantial real estate investments, establishing him as a fixture in a growing community.
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P. C. McCleary
Georgetown
McCleary
Rosemary Mercantile Co
Geni
Court General Sessions disposes several cases today
The State vs. W. N. Powers ended in not guilty on breach of trust with fraudulent intent. The State vs. Estelle Patterson sentenced to one year in jail or the pen for grand larceny. The State vs. Sam Mitchell pled guilty to house breaking and received three years in the Reformatory.
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Court of General Sessions
W. N. Powers
Estelle Patterson
Sam Mitchell
Reformatory
Enforcement of game laws stirs Western State case
In Barnwell County near Williston a warden’s arrest of a resident led to a magistrate acquittal over warrant defects. The resident sues for trespass as the warden faces inquiry. Audubon President and Governor Ansel are alerted as the dispute heads to Friday hearing. Hook and line fishing is allowed. traps nets and dynamite are banned.
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Columbia
Barnwell County
Williston
D. W. Whaley
Taylor
Audubon Society
Ansel
Lost items and local notices in Georgetown column
A notice offers rewards for a lost double cased silver watch with initials and a mistakingly taken Elgin King bicycle from near King street. It also reports a social outing, Georgetown Debating Society plans, a coroner inquest fines, a Camden party en route to Pawleys Island, and a call for cleaning Potters Field.
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G. & W. Railroad
Georgetown County
Gamp
King Street
Elgin King
W. A. James
Shipp
Wells
Covington
Winyah Bay
James
Georgetown Debating Society
Mess
H. L. Oliver
R. ‘Br. King
R. W. McAllister
L. B. Steele
Wm. Shannon
Camden
Pawleys Island
Board of Health
Potters Field
Lewe
Charlotte Steam Laundry
Charlotte
L. Brinkley
Georgetown, S. C
J. B. Steele
F. Rhem
O. B. Skinner
S. J. Flaum, B. W. Cannon
H. W. Fraser
D. N. Bourne
John Bourne
R. Y. Cathou
BASE
Charleston
O- Columbia
Augusta
Macon
Jacksonville
Savannah
D. S
U. S
Parnell Furniture Co
W. T. Turbeville
Red Store
Hartnett & Day
Sessions
Screven St
Front
LoyaleConnell Co
Beaty
Civil Engineering
Georgetown. S.C
Pollock & Gardner
God Front St
So. Ga
J. W. Wingate
H. Kaminski & CO
Carolina Hdw Co
Front & Orange St
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