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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1909
Page
3
A collage of notices and brief items details local commerce at C P Foxworth Co and family moves, a trial at Georgetown shows no clear motive in a killing, civic pride stories, shipping losses in Bay of Fundy, school and church events, and a string of ads and public notices.
The Board of Corporators announces that books for subscription to the capital stock of the Southern Extracting Company will open at M. W. Pyatt's office, 125% Screven Street, Georgetown, S C, on Friday October 29 1909. Authorized capital stock 15000.00 divided into 15 shares of 100 each. W M Pyatt L M Overton H Ellington serve as the board.
An inquest into a man found dead in Fairfield canal on Wacca maw yesterday returned a verdict of drowning. Evidence showed the deceased was intoxicated when he fell overboard. Authorities noted C P Fox approximation line items and candy purchases in the record.
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