Local News and Notices From Georgetown
Local items report Mr H L Oliver visiting Alcola and Mrs W J Wyly preparing for a summer in McClellanville. C H Burroughs rejoins Georgetown Drug Co after Phenix Furniture work. Rev Dr Johnson attends Charleston Diocese Convention. Mrs J H Thrall and mother return from Florida by G W A line. Walter Hazard misses Diocese meeting for legal matters. Highmarket Street improvements near Winyah Bay bring a three mile loop to White's Bridge. Seven Wilkes-Barre miners killed in a mine blast 600 feet down. Omaha storm claims 12 lives with heavy property loss. W J Andrews W J Wyly and W J Wyly attend Presbyterian Union in Sumter and return. Rev W J Wyly to Greensboro NC convocation leaving on the 18th. Dr Love Son veterinary ad at Scurry Bellune or Eaddy Stables. Drainage Congress in session in Washington with Wm J Bryan supporting swamp land reclamation. A 10 foot 8 inch dead alligator found near Sandy Island after shooter shots. Fine Native Beef at A A Washington 602 Front St. Questions about Georgetown schools urging parental support and presence. Daily Item prints extra job printers and offers trial with perfect guarantee. City cats law proposed to curb chicken raids or allow extermination by owners. Advertisements urged to improve ads for broader reach. Fire Chief Levy notes Fireman Tournament on the 27th with program tomorrow. The Soldier and Captain Kidd to be shown at Electric Theatre tonight.
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W. J. Andrews
W. J. Wyly
Clarence Sparks
Presbyterian Union
Sumter
General Assembly
United States Presbyterians
Greensboro
N.C
Wyly
Dr. Love & Son
Scurry & Bellune
Eaddy
Drainage Congress
Washington
Wm. J. Bryan
Congress
Independence Party
C.S. Congdon
Congdon
Sandy Island
A. A. Washington
Front St
Debating Society Organized in Georgetown
A Georgetown meeting formed the Georgetown Debating Society with R C Snipes as president and R W McAllister as vice president. The Daily Item named as official organ. first debates will cover Prohibition in Georgetown County with specified speakers and regular meeting dates set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Georgetown
R.C. Snipes
Snipes
R. W. McAllister
W. H. Thomas
Georgetown Debating Society
Daily Item
Hotel Arrivals at the Tourist Hotel Today
The register lists guests including S. Lampheimer of Beltimore, R. A. Clark of Galveston Texas, P. C. Westmoreland of St. Louis, W. F. Holton of Danville Virginia, J. H. Goodrich of Henderson North Carolina, H. K. Ward, J. H. White of Rosemary, H. P. Brown of Gourdin, W. A. Bryson of Boyton Virginia, R. P. Sho freed of Charleston, C. L. Miller of Ss. C., F. Roberts of Jacksonville Florida, J Astraunter of Baltimore, F. M. Speen of Philadelphia, R. Elias of Savannah, W. Mills of Charleston.
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S. Lampheimer
Beltimore
R. A. Clark
Galveston
Tex
P. C. Westmoreland
St. Louis
W. F. Holton
Danville
J. H. Goodrich
Henderson
N. C
H. K. Ward
J. H. White
Rosemary
H. P. Brown
Gourdin
W. A. Bryson
Boyton
R.P. Shofreed
Peter Roy’s Candy Store Leads City in Quality Sweets
A feature praising Mr. Peter Roy the candy store proprietor as the city’s premier candy source with spotless conditions and broad admiration. The piece hints at political notes on inland waterways and notes the Independence Party making waterway improvements a key issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Roy
South Atlantic baseball scores include Macon 6 and Savannah 1
In the South Atlantic region standings Macon defeated Augusta 6 to 1 while Jacksonville edged Savannah 9 to 1 reflecting a strong showing by Macon and a lopsided loss for Savannah in recent play.
Wells declares candidacy for Solicitor in 12th Circuit
Walter H. Wells announces his bid to succeed himself as Solicitor after being appointed to fill the unexpired term of Judge Jno S. Wilson and Georgetown County moving to the new 12th Judicial Circuit, subject to Democratic primary rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3Rd Judicial Circuit
Jno. S. Wilson
Georgetown County
12Th Judicial Circuit
Walter H. Wells
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. L. Oliver
Alcola
McClellanville
C.H. Burroughs
Phenix Furniture Company
Georgetown Drug Co
Dr. Johnson
Charleston
J. H. Thrall
Worida
City
Walter Hazard
Highmarket Street
Winyah Bay
White’s Bridge
Wilkesbarre
Omaha
Neb
China
Levy
Captain Kidd
Onight
The
Electric Theatre
H. L. Smith
McAllister
Messrs
A. W. McAllister
R. T. King
Dr. F. P. Love & Son
Banner Warehouse
Asheville, N. C
J. P. Sawyer
Battery Park Bank
C. C. Millard
C. A. Whitaker
Baltimore Ice and Coal Company
William Logan
Asheville Milling Company
M. L. Reed
Board of County Commissioners
Reed & Wells
Wells’ Stables
Eugene Glenn
Everone
Union Mercantile Co
Front Street
W. W. Walker
Carolina Hardware Co
D. S. Bellies
D. S. Hutts
Columbia
Macon
Augusta
Jacksonville
Savannah
South Atlantic
Wonu
P. Cc
Cesouviller
Augusta Macon
Carolina League
P. C. Greensboro
Anderson
Partanburg
Winston
Greenville
Charlotte
Candy Manufactory
Rebekah Lodge
J. C. Murphy
Presbyterian Church
the Last Hope
Gottschalk
Brinkley
Dailey
Samuel Rowan
Narcissus
Nevin
Emily
Clifton Murphy
Joe Doyle
Ulric Jones
Walter Gurganous
George Doyle
Jas. Higgins
Franz Lehar
Bessie Carson
Morse
Helen Doyle
the Flatterer
C. Chaminade
Sweet Katherine
Ned Dear
Agnes Toussant
Norma Bryson
Regardo
Ruff
Miss Visanska
the Rose
Leo Edwards
Loyal McConnell Co
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