Dantzler Leaves Iseman Drug Co for Florence and Stables Expanded
Mr. A L Dantzler has left the Iseman Drug Co to engage in business in Florence after buying the Livery and Feed Stables from Haddock Co Mr C D Cook advertises reliable teams at all times at Cook's Feed and Livery Stables plus his five years in the business He invites trips with Daxy Ann and promises prompt service The town notes several local events and remarks on a Democratic convention attendance and a city band concert at Tourist Hotel plus a report on Prohibition work by the Georgetown W G T U led by Mrs B O Kornegay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Dantzler
Iseman Drug Co
Florence
Haddock Co
C. D. Cook
Eee Daughters
Confeder
Jey
Tserap
Liberty
D. M. Bath
Plantersville
Court House
EB. R
Beaty’ of
Laurel
Georgetown
Daily Item
Dietrich
Jesus Christ
B. O. Kornegay
Unclaimed Letters in Georgetown Post Office May 2 1908
List of letters remaining in Georgetown South Carolina post office ending May 2 1908. Recipients must say letters are advertised and pay one cent per letter to claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
S. C
List of Names Placed in Historical Society Roll Call
A grouped roster appears with numerous male and female names including Joseph Arnold W A Black John Burgese Fredi Davis W Sam Dober Charles A Dyer Oliver Fishburne Marie Glover Will J Green Shermond McClary Nathen Murry Parker Nougan Moses Myers Rev T Scott T W Wall Capt E P Whitter Andrew Wilson and Elizabeth M Banks Sarah Britten Sarah Green Bel Gillen Minnie King Mary Leonard Bessie Murray Susan Pinckney AR Sparkman Eunice Thomas Lize Walker suggesting a membership or attendee list from a past society or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Arnold
W A Black
John Burgese
Fredi Davis
Sam Dober
Charles A Dyer
Oliver Fishburne
Marie Glover
Will J Green
Shermond McClary
Nathen Murry
Parker Nougan
Moses Myers
T’ Scott
T W Wall
E P Whitter
Andrew Wilson
Elizabeth M Banks
Sarah Britten
Sarah Green
Bel Gillen
Minnie King
Mary V .Leonard
Bessie Murray
Susan Pinckney
AR Sparkman
Eunice Thomas
Lize Walker
Twelve Die In Fort Wayne Hotel Fire
A hotel fire at the New Aveline Hotel in Fort Wayne Indiana destroyed the interior. At least twelve people were killed and many others believed buried in the debris as recovery efforts began at 3 30 a m with Night Clerk Hopkins saving many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Aveline
Hopkins
British Official Killed in Egyptian Province Ambush
In Masalamieh near Kahartoum a British deputy inspector Scott Moncroff and a native official were assassinated by a local sheik who proclaimed himself prophet. A punitive force led by the province governor was attacked. the governor was wounded and two native officers killed by dervishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caro
Egypt
Scott Moncroff
Blue Nile
Masalamieh
Kahartoum
South Carolina UDC Scholarships Offer Two Programs
The South Carolina Division UDC offers two scholarships usable from Sept 1 1908. One covers free tuition plus 350 dollars at Teachers College Columbia University for a South Carolina descendant of a Confederate veteran aged 20 or older who can pass the TTC entrance exam and has endorsement from a chapter president. The second provides room and tuition valued at 104 dollars at Winthrop College Rock Hill for applicants 16 or older who can enter freshman year and complete four years, prove family inability to pay, and are lineal descendants of a Confederate veteran. daughters of windows may receive preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
U. D
Winthop College
Rock Hill
S. C
Winthrop
Divivision
Scholarships Open for Confederate Soldiers Chapter Members
Confederate soldiers and U D C chapters in South Carolina offer two scholarships. Applications must be filed with the undersigned by June 15. Applicants must meet all criteria to be eligible. Mary B. Poppenheim, chairman scholarship committee SC Div U D C Charleston SC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. D.C
South Carolina
Mary B. Poppenheim
Charleston
S. C
Read & Co. General Store Builds through Publicity
F. Read & Co. boasts a bustling general store stocked with staple goods. By buying seasonally in large quantities and using printer's ink strategically they gain price concessions and grow a reliable, accommodating business.
Market Notes on Cotton Corn and Feed Prices
Today's market roundup lists nominal cotton at 00 and corn at 85. Meal stands at 1.65 with feed oats at 70. D S bellies traded at 7 percent and DS butts at 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
h.p.PalmerEngine
W. S. Carrington
San Francisco
the Times
John D. Rockefellow
Europe
T. W. Esty
Marion
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
New Jersey
Connecticut
J. D. Johnn
Electric Theater
Race
Onur
F. Read & Co
Southern Mercantile Co
Scriven St
T. S. Sessions
J. D. Abrams
Farrelly Bros. Stables
Carolina Holw Co
RE & EN Beaty
Civil Engineering
Georgetown, S&s. C
Lloyd Laundry
C. A. Doar
Confederate States Navy
W. F. Chayror