West End Sunday School Officers and Members
The West End Sunday School lists total enrollment and names of officers for the various departments. At a October 26 business meeting of the Reliable Bible Class officers were elected including Beaty as teacher Harling as V President and Savage as Treasurer. Members are urged to submit criticisms and suggestions on class work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Beaty
W. H. Murray
I. &M. Overton
Arthur Mettital
Jno
C. Lawrimore
Samuel Veroni
N. C. Savage
Annie Shaw
L. M. Overton
Jac. L. Brinkley
J. B. Dawson
Nellie Sykes
M. J. Andrews
T. S. McConnell
A. B. Harrelson
Cecil Curtis
Pearl Harling
H. Houge
Harling
J. L. Brinkley
Reliable Bible
West End
Daisy Mettital
H. C. Savage
John L. Brinkley
C. L. Mitchell
M. H. Mettital
County Teachers Association to Meet at Court House
The county teachers association will hold a session at the Court House on Saturday October 31 at 12 o clock. President O M Mitchell of Union Graded school will preside. Officers for the present scholastic year will be elected. Attendance is urged. Mrs Mattie B Price Secretary and Treasurer Dry Goods Dress Goods and Novelties Steele Moses Company October 7 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Teachers Association
Court House
O. M. Mitchell
The
Union Graded School
Mattie B. Price
Secy
Treas
Night Riders Arrests Climb at Camp Nemo Tennessee
Fourteen more prisoners were brought into Camp Nemo at Reel Foot Lake on October 26 in ongoing night rider outrages. The total in custody rose to sixty one as a mounted scouting party went out with two returning and the third not due back until tomorrow night. Captain C B Rogan led tonight's detachment. A prisoner’s wife identified a ringleader amid scornful townsfolk, and she will be summoned before the grand jury. Major R E Martin planned to search Obion for the masked assailants. The Obion rumor about a breakfast demand by the same man was found baseless after Col Tatum investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemo
Reel Foot Lake
Tenn
C. B. Rogan
United States Army
Rogan
Grand
R. E. Martin
Obion
George Beard
Col. Tatum
Deaf Mute Robert Glover Found Dead in Union Woods
Robert O. Glover a 26 year old deaf mute printer recently returned to Union to work at the Union Times is found dead in woods west of Union with a pistol wound to his mouth. No witness to the act but it is regarded as suicide. Parents from Spartanburg took the body home for burial after an illness and despondency related to past grip and afflictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Robert O. Glover
Glover
Progress
Union Times
the Times
Spartanburg
Gompers Replies to Roosevelt on Labor Clash
Samuel Gompers accuses President Roosevelt of a change of front and says his letter to Knox attacked labor, insisting he deceives no one but himself. Also notes the Steele-Moses Company in a dated catalog line marking a grocery display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
Roosevelt
Knox
Bryan in New York Confident of Democratic Victory
William Jennings Bryan and his traveling party arrived in New York and met with Norman E. Mack and Nathan Straus. Bryan spoke of gains among farmers and professionals, criticized Republicans, and urged votes for Democratic candidates and the State ticket in Indiana, Ohio, and nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
New York
Mr. Bryan
Erie Depot
Jersey City
Norman E. Mack
Nathan Straus
Mr. Straus
No. 12
West Seventy-second Street
Mrs. Bryan
Herman Ridder
Hoffman House
Bryan
Republican Party
Indiana
Ohio
Oxford College
England
Congress
Man with shotgun drives family to street in Newton New Jersey
Martin Hughey armed with a shotgun forced his wife and four children from their home on Woodside avenue. A crowd gathered as Hughey fired toward neighbors but missed. He kept people at bay for three hours before constables entered the house and arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hughey
Newton N. J
Woodside Avenue
Hughey
Droors
George Booth
Orville Wright to remain crippled for life
Orville Wright, the aeroplane pioneer, is reported to have a permanently crippled leg from the Fort Myer airship crash. Doctors measured a shrinkage of over a quarter inch in the injured thigh, though the limb is healing and he may depart for Dayton soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Orville Wright
Fort Myer
Wright
Selfridge
Dayton
Woman interrupts wedding declares child of groom at church
At St. Peters Church Fall River Charles J Reagan marries Miss Mary B Chadwick when a strange woman appears during the wedding march holding a four year old boy. The bride collapses fainting as the woman forces the child on Reagan claiming he is the father and demanding support. Reagan identifies the woman as Miss Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
St. Peter’s Church
Charles J. Reagan
Mary B. Chadwick
Charles Reagan
Miss Sullivan
Daily Market Quotations From Bourne & Co
Prices for iron corn meal oats flour and meal are listed along with pig hides and butter figures. Quotations include Virgin at 2.50 Scrape 1.25 Old dip 2.50 and flour ranges from 5.50 to 5.75 for patent and 5.00 to 5.25 for spring wheel. Readable commodities include iron corn meal oats and feeds with rates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S
Bourne & Co
Georgetown Dispensary Liquor Bid Notice in 1908
Notice from Georgetown South Carolina dated October 23 1908 requesting sealed bids for wine beer gin rum rye and corn whiskey standard beer wines case goods full measure delivered in Georgetown Bids due by November 23 1908 with 90 day terms and possibility to reject or modify bids Board of Control officers Ehrich McQuade McDonald listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
S. C
Jas
F. Deytens
L. S. Ehrich
J. E. McQuade
W. H. McDonald
County Board of Control
Also Mentioned on This Page
West End Sunday School
J. M. Butler
S. G. Smith
Home Department
L. B. Inman
Teachers’ Meeting
Steele-Moses Company
Deaf Mute
J. M. Herring
Taylor and Highmarket Streets
M. L. Altman
Eaddy Livery Stables
Hartnett & Day
Green Grocer
Front Street
Choice
A. Moore
Jos. Ward
Carly
Heaty
Beaty
Railtoa’s
J. W. Wingat
Georgetown, S. C
H. Kaminski
Brazilian Optical Company
M. Baumrind
Graduate Optician
King St
Charleston
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