Local notices and social items from Lake City region
Classifieds seek a grocery store helper and a rosary owner offers a reclaim. Notable moves include Mr Dorrill taking a new Charlotte post, Prof Beck returning from Abbeville, and Eureka B L Association’s successful close. A lawn party at Dr and Mrs Farris entertained many, wooden anniversary for Mr and Mrs Palmer, plus Lake City Baseball hosts A C L for two games with updated line-ups and 25 cent admission.
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Lake City
A.C. L
Malaria in Newberry Highlighted by Local Physician
A Newberry physician reports about forty malaria fever cases in the last week, all attributed to mosquito stings. The note urges removing mosquito breeding sites and using screens. The item contrasts Newberry with Georgetown fever and mentions Mrs. T. E. Fore and her child returning from Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Newberry Herald and News
Newberry
Sind
Infant found abandoned in city corner
A live colored baby girl was found at Hazard and Prince streets by a white boy at 11:45 AM. The infant, wrapped in a dirty cloth, was born about eleven hours earlier. Doctors examined the child and Mary Bryan, a colored woman, has taken charge. Police seek the mother and vow to pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazard and
Prince Streets
Eureka Building and Loan closes after seven years
The Eureka Building and Loan Association of Georgetown held its seventh annual and final meeting at City Hall to wind up affairs. Stockholders received reports, bonds, mortgages, and final dividend checks as many noted mortgage payoff and debt free homes. Directors and officers were listed, and plans announced to form Security Building and Loan Association with subscriptions at the Bank of Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Building and Loan Association of
Georgetown
Eureka
W. D. Morgan
J. B. Steele
J. I. Hazard
Walter Hazard
C. L. Ford
H. Schenk
W. W. Taylor
L. Ehrich
H. W. Fraser
L. G. Walker
Security Building and Loan Association
Bank of Georgetown
Local cigar line promoted by G W Foxworth in Cincinnati
G W Foxworth announces arrival of a fine line of cigars as agent for the Morris Cigar House in Cincinnati Ohio. He offers both retail and wholesale lots and provides telephone number 203 for contacts. Dated September 15 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Cigar House
Cincinnati
Ohio
G. W. Foxworth
Newsy Letter From Choppee Tells Local Harvest and Happenings
Chopper South Carolina reports after rain harvests resume and deer hunting continues with five deer shot on the 11th. Notices mourn the death of Minnie Forbes's three year old girl and Annie Exune illness. Pee Dee Union met at Piney Forest Church with Rev. J. E. Williams praising attendance. A large 14 foot 5 inch alligator killed after attacking a hound in Black Mingo Creek. Union Graded School opened with five lady teachers and Prof. O M Mitchell as principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie B. Forbes
J. J. Powers
Rose Hill Baptist Church
Annie Exune
Pee Dee Union
Piney Forest Church
J. E. Williams
W. H. Baxley
Mingo Creek
Daniel Baxley
O. M. Mitchel
Daily Item
Choppee
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J. J. Scurry
T. Boyd Smith
Eddy Lake
Mullins
Harry Dorrill
Landrum
Dorrill
Charlotte
J. B. Beck
Howard Graded School
Abbeville
Cooter
J. S. Hazard
Eureka B. & L. Association
HK. A. Farris
Mesdames F. M. Brickman
T. W. Brightman
Ben Whalen
C. W. Reed
Joseph Alphonse
Patrick Doyle
F. Young
A. Harvey
A. J. Whalen
Nunnally
Emerson
Mable
Myrtle Young
C. W. Rowse
Thos. W. Barfield
Highmarket
Cleland Streets
W. H. Palmer
Five Mile Post
John Bourne
Donie Deal
Charleston
Bryan
Bryan Election Fund
D Morgan
Crowley
McAlister
H Palmere
Schenk
I Hazard
C Smith
Wilfert
B Springs
Munnerlyn
Moorer
Snipes
Fred W Young
Pou
E Walker
Lloyd
Florida
T. E. Fore
Jos. Ward
Newsy
Chopper
Union School
A. Washington’s
Front Street
Winyah Engine Hall
A. Washington
Reproseems
Brazillian Optical Co
Charles
Georgetown Drug Company
Georgetown Drug Co
Ferro Machine & Foundry Co
Cleveland, Ohio
W. H. Croft
The
Carolina Hardware Co
W.H. Robinson
RE & EM Beaty
Civil
Georgetown, S.C
Green Grocer
Choice
A. Moore
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