Local residents and visitors noted in daily items
Names of Georgetown and surrounding area residents appear in social notes with travels to Columbia Orangeburg Charleston Baltimore Pinehurst and Nashville. The piece also covers a theater bill at the Armory Opera House and a fatal stabbing near Market Street, plus a reader letter praising the Daily Item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Item
Georgetown
Charleston
Columbia
Capitol
Spartanburg
Fraser and Kaminski win at Country Club golf event
In yesterday’s Country Club tournament J H Fraser defeated H W Fraser five up and Joe Kaminski beat K D Montgomery one up. Second round set for next Tuesday features J H Fraser vs Joe Kaminski. Mrs. R M Barnes offers a dozen balls for a ladies handicap play next Tuesday to determine handicaps for the ladies cup. The tea was well attended with Mrs. Gardner and Miss Taft hosting. Georgetown City Orchestra will play for the vaudeville tonight. Police assistant chief commended for locking up Quakoo Brown for disorderly conduct. call for stricter action. Mrs. W E Sparkman returns to Youngs Island. Tom Bellune leaves for Kansas City to buy horses for Scurry & Bellune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Fraser
H. W. Fraser
Joe Kaminski
K. D. Montgomery
R. M. Barnes
Gardner
Taft
Morgan
Police
Quakoo Brown
Local Advertisements from The Daily Item
Multiple local sales offered by Georgetown firms include Fox Terrier reward notice and 3000 rolls wallpaper from Phoenix Furniture 25 to 50 cents per roll. GEORGETOWN FURNITURE CO promotes wash ties, belting, Rags sale, baby caps, and stock of tables fixtures. Farrelly’s Stables lists brown and white Leghorn eggs 75 cents per setting. Also advertised: carriage and neckwear, and the carrie M Dudley steamship charter info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenix Furniture
J. A. Westbury
A. M. Farrelly
Farrelly
Georgetown Furniture Co
Carrie M. Dudley
C. L. Ford
Daily Item
Sam l. Sparks
Hotel Arrivals At Tourist Hotel Monday And Tuesday
The following guests registered at the Tourist Hotel on Monday and Tuesday. Names include A. D. Smithwick R. P. Boney C. T. Congleton W. A. Culbreth from North Carolina W. B. Rich Savannah R. B. Birnbaum Chicago W. H. Langston J. P. Benjamin Atlanta W. F. Holton Danville Va 0 G Cash Roanoke Va H. E. McMurphy W. M. Moore FE Dhallenger Charleston R. C. Gardner E. L. Leonard Philadelphia J. C. Stauffers New York Geo Officer Eddy Lake R. Elias Savannah C. H. Moore Charlotte W. T. White Edgar Jones Norfolk J. H. Holmes P. E. Devine Charleston H. H. Slief Philadelphia C. S. Brown Chattanooga S. L. Miller Columbia D. T Hare H. C Lawrence J. H. Graham Baltimore L. O Johnston Florence E. W. Gullion Frankfort Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Smithwick
R. P. Boney
C. T. Congleton
W. A. Culbreth
North Carolina
W.B. Rich
Savannah
R. B. Birnbaum
Chicago
W. H. Langston
J. P. Benjamin
Atlanta
W. F. Holton
Danville
0.G. Cash
Roanoke
H. E. McMurphy
W. M. Moore
Dhallenger
Charleston
R. C. Gardner
E. L. Leonard
Philadelphia
J. C. Stauffers
New York
Geo
Eddy Lake
R. Elias
C. H. Moore
Charlotte
W. T. White
Edgar Jones
Norfolk
J. H. Holmes
P. E. Devine
H. H. Slief
Taft Ready to Be Induced into World’s Greatest Office
Dialogic pirate of a passage shows Dr Gruffly dismissing a head remedy request and Mr Taft declaring readiness to be induced into the highest executive role. The sketch-like exchange plays on ambition and skepticism about power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr.Taft
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Philip Lachicotte
Wannamaker
Orangeburg
Julia Lachicotte
H. B. Springs
Washington
W. H. Andrews
R. W. Rouse
Darlington
W. R. Buse
W. A. Taft
City
Pine Hurst, N.C
Armory Opera House
Miss Hancock
Coopers
Nashville
Tenn
Carmack
South Carolina
Carmacks
Presbyterian Sewing Circle
James Williams
Market Street
Vincent Chicco
Walter Heron
New York House
City Ho
Hleton
Jas. F. Detyens
Electric Theatre
Joe B. Smith
Marion
The
Boyle
Vauderville
W. E. Sparkman
Young’s Island
Tom Bellune
Kansas City
Scurry
Georgetown Furniture Company
People’s Furniture
Cholly
Dr. Gruffly
Opera House
Boyle & Boyle
Bank of Georgetown
Georgetown, 8. C
W. H. Croft
Loggins
Arthur L. King
Bank of Georgetown Building
Ceorcetown
J. W. Wingate
Screven St
Georgetown, S
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