Local Notes Highlight Travel, Commerce and News In Georgetown
Readers report Miss Nellie Doyle’s return from Michigan and Mrs E L Lloyd and child back from the White Mountains. Front streets busy as merchants report a strong fall day. Notices urge early postal bids for January 1908 and promote Phenix Furniture Co products. The marriage of J S Deas and Stella Hardin ends with the groom jailed for abduction. A Charleston killer, Kentucky tobacco pact, and Gyroplane chatter fill the page alongside theatre scenes and a pastor’s strong fundraising total for Bethel A M E Church. The Blakely death shocks Georgetown. tributes extend to wife and six children.
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E. L. Lloyd
White Mountains
U. S
Georgetown
Phenix Furniture Co
Lancaster
J. S. Deas
Stella Hardin
Deas
George Kenny
Charleston
Gage
T. A. Blakely
Blakeley
Blakely
Lanes
Kingstreet
Greeleyville
Rosemary
Gourdines
Rally Day at Sampit Church For Interdenominational Sunday Schools
The Interdenominational Sunday School Convention invites all Sunday Schools from townships 2 3 and 4 and Georgetown to a Rally Day at Sampit Church on Thursday November 21. The program includes a long children s service lectures by County officers pastors superintendents and visitors. Dinner at 1230 pm and a business session at 2 pm to elect township officers and organize the union. Each school should send at least three delegates and bring picnic baskets.
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Sampit Church
Georgetown
G. R. Mercer
King Dramatic Company to Perform at Armory Opera House
The St Augustine Record notes the King Dramatic Company will play at the Armory Opera House next week. Charles King led a Royal Runaway Tramp at the Geneval Theatre to a full house. Walden the Magician was introduced for the first time and impressed audiences with his legerdemain.
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St. Augustine
King Dramatic Company
Armory Opera House
Charles King
Geneval Theatre
Walden
King
Rhodes Scholarship examination set for Columbia dates
The Rhodes examination for South Carolina will be held in Columbia on January 21 and 22, 1908. Candidates may obtain full details from President Benjamin Sloan of the University of South Carolina.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Benjamin Sloan
University of South Carolina
Burglar Leaves His Regards For Baby
A burglar who preyed on a home belonging to Augustus G. Ruland, captain of Nathan Straus’s yacht, looted the house while the family was away. About $800 in silverware and jewels vanished. the thief ate a roast chicken, drank the captain’s wine, and cigars. He left a note beneath a baby’s piggy bank thanking the family and mentioning a “sweet little girl.”
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Augustus G. Ruland
Nathan Straus
Notice to Distillers and Liquor Dealers in Georgetown SC
Georgetown County Dispensary Board invites sealed bids for gin rum rye corn whisky standard beer case goods and other liquors to be delivered in full measure. Bids due by November 23 1907 to J F Detyens county treasurer Georgetown SC. Board may reject any or all bids or adjust contract amounts.
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Georgetown
S.C
J. F. Detyens
County Treasure
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Nellie Doyle
Michigan
J.T. Adan
Eddy Lake
Wire
Comell
Cheraw
Brussels
Chamber of Commerce
Kentucky
St. Petersburg
E. W. Kaminski
New York
Joé Kaminski
Manning
Electrical Theatre
R. W. Mance
Bethel A. M. E
Sandhill
Richard County
Old Brethern
Breddern
D. S
Opera
Mr Chas King
King - Dramatic - Co
A. Gabe
Charlotte
Baby
Georgetown County Dispensary Board
A. Washington
Front
Queen Streets
5. & BRO. CO
S.brilles & Bro.Co
Brilles
S.brilles& Bro. Co
S. Brilles & Bro. CO
Sue Front
Iseman Vrug Co
The
New York Tailors
Kandl & Kehr
Custom Tailors
S. C
Old Bailey Drug Store
J. L. Weinberg
Pete Rabil
Front Street
Peter Rabil
Crowley's
Hodges Bros
Dray Line
Front St
Frince St
E. J. Marcus & Co
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