Local Classifieds Include Rentals Lost and Open House
Hickory area notices advertise for rent a 50 by 60 foot two story and basement store building opposite the depot, urging inquiries to P Huffman. Several lost items include a solid gold watch and chain with a J.C. monogram and a cuff link marked J.C.S. A quick buyer’s chance offers an Anice home on Whitener Street with a large nearly level lot, features described, and is steered by Harthcock the real estate man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
P. Huffman
N.C
Anice
Whitener Street
Harthcock
Isenhower Family Visit and Newton Monument Event
A. J. Isenhower and wife plus son visited Washington and parents P. L. Cline hosted a sociable on Thursday. Many traveled to Newton on the 15th to witness the monument unveiling. The day was pleasant and crowds enjoyed the celebration. Potatoes corn and melons looked promising after rain. watermelons were plentiful but short. St Peters Ev Lutheran Church group cleaned the gravel yard and secured the church floor. Rev C C Smith did not accept their call. Prof Henry of Conover and John Isenhower were mentioned. Scribbling Jim teased a hot contest for readers.
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A. J. Isenhower
Washington
P.L. Cline
Newton
St. Peter’s| Ev
Lutheran Church
Conover
John Isenhower
Lincolnton
Jim
Hickory city social notes and regional visits
Hickory and surrounding residents are listed visiting family and friends across Taylorsville Lenoir Statesville Jamestown Charlotte Rock Hill and Concord. People include professors Hahn Uinstead and Gamble. Misses Thurston Richardson White and Setzer. Messrs. Sledge Keever Abernethy Lowery and Murrill. The First National Bank increases capital stock to 200000 and local events include a fox hunt and the Jamestown expedition attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Setzer
T. M. Rose
Hamlet
Rela
Lula White
Statesville
J.A. Bowles
0. U. Hahn
Prof. Hahn
Rock
Hill
Mon Po
First National Bank
Cattawba County
Sledge
Wilfong
Rock Hill
Claude Keever
Atlanta
E. Y. Webb
Claude Abernethy
Jamestown
James Adams Big Ten Cent Show Heads to Hickory
The James Adams Big Ten Cent Show promises high class vaudeville acts and a nightly changing programme. It will play Hickory from Monday, August 26, with doors opening at 7:30 p.m. and performances at 8:30 p.m. at the grounds near the passenger depot.
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Big Ten
Hickory
James Adams
Big Ten Cent Society Theatre
Salisbury
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U. S
Arigatte
United States
Cuba
Charlotte
Sathai
Asheville
Ink
Bens St
Winston-Salem
North Main St
Saisbury
Gan Hoikting
Spartanburg
S.C
Gernony
Newtman
Falls
New Clo. Co
Murphy
Southern Ry
Lucky Strike
Democrat
Parker
Moretz-Whitener Clo. Co
J. M. Lawrence
Hiickory
J. A. Poovey
Moretz-Whitener Co. Co
Conover R. F. D
Rarne
Dr. Stevenson
Taylorsville
Lenoir
E. H. Uinstead
M. M. Bost
Morganton
Mises Essie
Rose Shuford
Geo. F. Ivey
James Houck
Granite Falls
Geo. Hahn
Carroll Shuford
and Mix
Ro HL Bush
Hudson
Lucy ‘Thurston
Thurston
Carrie Gamble
Mr. Shuford
Abernethy
Bridgewater
G. D. Hahn
The
Southern
Columbia
Bessie Jones
Hendersonville
M. K. Pleasants
Mr.Pleasants
Jacob Dall
Lila
Richardson
Connelly
G. Finley
S. C
Ball's Creek
John Patterson
S. C.’Marshs
Robi. Foster
Paul Murrill
Wilmington, del
City
W.M. Bagby
Misses Ivah
Fannie Bagby
Alfred Moretz
Huntersville
Concord
N. A’whitener
Knoxville
Tenn
Jas. Beard
Morehead
Wilmington
John C. Lowe
N. C
Dr. W. Ramsay
Carroll Best
Hiere
Lois Goggans
Newberry, D. C
Missy
Nina Beal Ramsay
W. B. Duttera
Claremont College
Louis Cone
George Lyerly
Earl Colee
Co. A. Ast Regiment
Gov. Glenn
J. A. Martin
Newton Cotton-Mills
Presbyterian Church
Samuel Knox Phillips
Richmond
Carolinas
Sumpter
South Carolina Baseball League
Annie Kerr
Mebane
Jamestoyra
Vy College
Durham
Gee
Killian
Claremont Heights
H. KG. de
Rman
St. Paul, Minn
W! A. Starsbury
Pedré
Rutherford
John C. Morrison
Reidsville
C. T. Morrison
Morrison
Morrison | Bros. Co
Mr. Morrison
Pricht Tog
Sarah
Wes. Pomelover
Player’s Furniture Store
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Hickory, NC
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