Local notices and society notes from Charleston area
Cael Doral and Mrs Gardner left for Baltimore while Mr and Mrs Martin from Columbia arrived. Reports cover civic events, parade fashions with eight white parasol bears, brass band praise, street paving, militia encampments with Y M C A amenities, a jail hearing for George Gainey, a near suicide incident, and local reminders on home investment and community pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gainey
Aragon
Fordtown
Harrelson
Church _ street
Excelsiorre No. 69 I. Oao. F
Lost gold watch near courthouse and Gilbert street
Lost a ladies gold watch with a Japanese silver fob around the courthouse area or Gilbert street. Reward offered. bring to Daily Item office. Also lost near Hazard street. return to office. A cottage for rent at 1130 High Market St with five rooms and bath.
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W. H. Palmer
High Market St
Gilbert
Hazard Street
Daily Item
July Registration Deadline Clarified for August Election
The attorney general states that the first Monday in July is the final day to register voters for the August election. The inquiry asked if the registration books would stay open for three additional days in August, and the attorney general provided this opinion.
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Cael
Doral
H. H. Gardner
Baltimore
J. N. Smith
Columbia
City
H. B. Springs
Charleston
Frank J. Davis
A. C. L. Corporation
Gov. Vance
North Carolina
Davis
Georgetown
R. M. Barnes
Front Street
City Hall
Broad Street
Jas. S. Wilson
Lancaster
House of Representatives
Detroit
State Council
Order of the United American Mechanics
National Council
Wilson
South
Mobile
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
New York
Washington
Greenville
Columbia and Aiken
South Carolina National Guard
Young Men's Christian Association
Fort Caswell
N. C
J. L. Wheeler
J. O. Gasque
Pratt
Walker
Wheeler
Marion Star
Electrical Contracting and Supply Co
Front St
Charleston News and Courier
Waterbury
F. Read & Co
Call
Georgetown Furniture Co
F. Reed & Co
CS Lithia
Harris Lithia Springs Company
Harris
Georgetown Drug Company
Georgetown, So
People’s Furniture Co
Georgetown Grocery Co
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