Local and Personal News Highlights From Hickory
The column lists visits and exchanges among residents and guests including Miss Carrie Anders, Miss Mamie Henderson, and Mrs. Geo Killian kinfolk in Saluda and Monroe. It notes church services, pastors on leave, and upcoming Trade Week bargains Aug 10 to 17 with railroad fare refunds. Alsocovered are minor accidents, hospital cases, and regional travels among Hawkins, Abernethy, and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Knox Henderson
Errol
Mamie Henderson
Gastonia
Mable. Brandon
Clover
Victor Coulter
Newton
Democrat
Grace Patrick
Cp, Wawrams
Hope
Ark
Belle Ramsay
Williams
Call for Meeting of Democratic Execu tive Committee
The Democratic Executive Committee requests each member to meet at Newton North Carolina on Monday August 5 1912 at eleven o clock a m at the Court House for organization the election of Chairman Secretary and other important business. A full attendance is earnestly desired. J D Elliott chairman notes Woodrow Wilson will be the next President and they aim to give Catawba the solid vote.
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Court House
Newton
N. C
A. m
Woodrow Wilson
J. D. Elliott
Witherspoon leaves Florence for new post in Darlington
Mr W B Witherspoon has left Florence for Darlington North Carolina to accept a good position. The notice mentions local residents and nearby towns while advertising miscellaneous household tips and anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Witherspoon
Florence
Darlington
Fred Clin
Conover
Certificate of Dissolution North Carolina Morrison Bros Company
State records show Morrison Bros Company dissolved by unanimous stockholder consent. Secretary J Bryan Grimes certifies February 12 1922 filing, with dissolution proceedings on file, recorded in Catawba County 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of North Carolina
Department of State
Morrison Bros. Company
Steet
Hickory
County of Catawba
C. T
Morrison
I. J. Bryan Grimes
State of
North Carolina
Raleigh
A. D
J. Bryan Grimes
N.C. Catawba County
Superior Court
M. McCorkle
Clark Opens Campaign for Senator in Greensboro
Judge Clark opened his campaign for the Senatorship in Greensboro Tuesday night. He vigorously attacked the records of Simmons and Kitchin and defined his ideals as progressive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Judge Clark
Greensboro
Simmons and Kitchin
Grand Seabore Excursion to Portsmouth Norfolk Route
Seaboard Air Line offers an annual Portsmouth to Norfolk excursion on August 6 to 8 1912 from Charlotte and other North Carolina points. Special Standard Pullman sleepers, low rates, and special cars for colored passengers pledge comfort and safety aboard the Seaboard trains. Reservations urged through Jas Ker Jr TPA Charlotte and HL S. Leard DPLA Raleigh.
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Portsmouth
Norfolk
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Seaboard
Wit
N. C
Nfololk
Jas Ke , Jr
Charlotte
M. C
Gastonia
P. & N. Lize
HL S. Leard
D. Pla
Raleigh, N.C
Jas Ker Jr
T. PA
Charlotte N.C
Young Again Through Dr King Kidney and Liver Remedy
Mr J L Grimes of Thomasville says after a fever he was run down and out of work for three months. The first bottle of Dr Kings Kidney and Liver Remedy set him going. He used three bottles and is as stout as a young man. Rev L T Mann travelled via Hickory on Tuesday to Statesville with his son Horace for an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
Lawrance Beard
Highland
Kanipe
Beard
Clarence Whitener
Rutherford College
Arthur T. Abernethy
Milwaukee
John White
Abernethy
J. L. Grimes
Thomasville
Dr. King
L. T. Mann
Horace
Statesville
It Made Him Shake. Praise for Dr King’s Improved Chill Tone
A testimonial praises Dr King’s Improved Chill and Fever Tonic claiming a year of chills ended after taking part of one bottle. The writer, T. Howard, states the tonic cured chills and recommends King's, noting it was sold by all medicine dealers.
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Dr. King
Contina
King
S. T. ¥. Howard
Joys Expected From Pittsburg to Arrive Today
Mr A K Joy and Miss Joy are expected to arrive in the city today from Pittsburg. For earache toothache pains burns scalds sore throat try Dr Thomas Electric Oil, promoted as a splendid emergency remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.K. Joy
Miss Joy
Pittsburg
Thomas
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
A Peoria reader reports relief from long illness and avoidance of surgery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. Testimonial notes two months of treatment leading to health and willingness to answer letters. Another Pennsylvania testimonial describes relief from organic inflammation after two months, avoiding operation.
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Peoria
Lydia E. Pinkham
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Services Poster
Rev J H Wanemacher leads Holy Trinity Lutheran Church with Sunday School at 9 45 am Chief Service at 11 00 am Junior Luther League at 2 30 pm Evening Service at 8 00 pm Morning theme A tremper ous Question Evening program by Junior Luther League Public invited Weston Clinard of Yadkin Valley visiting friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
J. H. Wanemacher
Junior Luther League
Weston Clinard
Yadkin Valley
City
Notice of Sale of Property Under Execution Hickory NC
Tax Collector P. P. Jones sells at public outcry on September 2, 1912 at Hickory City Hall to satisfy a lien for street improvement taxes assessed on J. J. Latta for property on Ninth Avenue and 15th Street. The sale follows an execution issued by W. L. Clinard and based on Chapter 242 private laws of 1907. Bids start at cash to the highest bidder. Proceeds go to satisfy the amount of 177.51 plus costs. The property is described as bounded by Ninth Avenue and 15th Street. A. A. Whitener, Brat. City Attorney, approves notice.
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North Carolina
Hickory Township
Xanbacoong
Iy & Bake
J. L. Latta
Hickory
W. L Clinard
Board of Aldermen
J E Latta
J. J. Latta
9Th Avenue
15Th Street
H.L Hollman
P. P. Jones
A. A. Whitener
Notice of Sale of Land Under Execution in North Carolina
Public notice states that under an execution issued by W P Elinard Clerk of the Board of Aldermen Hickory NC, Geo E Bisanar’s property on Ninth Avenue is to be sold by public outcry for cash on September 2, 1912 at noon to satisfy sidewalk and street improvement taxes. The property description covers the block at 15th Street and 9th Avenue, with bounds to a corner owned by R J Foster. A. A. Whitener, City Attorney, notes the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Memory Township
Catawba County
Hekory
Geo. E. Bisanar
Hickor
Elinard
Board of Aiermen
Hickory
Co. E. Bisanar
Geo. Bisanar
North Carolin
Sa Ze Isanar
Witeh
Ninti Avenue
Bosra
Te Cy
15Th Street
9Th Avenue
R. J. Foster
L6th Street
5Th Street
A. A. Whitener
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Shelby
Glen
Miss Mamie
Sue Johnson
Es Moore
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Mrs
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Ie Chine
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Mr. Creel
Mr. Garth
Lucy Helms
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H. F. Dietz
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J. D. Harte
Nelson
D. M. McCount
Shull
C. M. Lewis
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Ellington
Mr. W. M. Reese
Fairgrove Church
Dean
J. A. Whitener
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