Hickory News Highlights 1909 Editorials and Obituaries
A 1909 Hickory page notes subscription terms and August 26 publication. It recalls tariff protests and a push for a fall street agricultural fair to boost farm productivity and local commerce. Obituaries for Thomas B Hoffham, Mrs George W Hall, and Mrs Kate Campbell are saluted by the Daughters of the Confederacy with tributes and resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
George W. Hall
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of the Confederacy
W.L. Abernethy
W. A. Hall
Charles Menzies
Kate Campbell
Abel Shuford
N. C
Edwina Chadwick
James A. Martin
Ada B. Schenck
Louise Harper
Confederacy of Hickory
A. S. Abernethy
M. McK. Shuford
Florence Reid
Sale of Huffman farm near Mt Olive church
Heirs of S. A. Huffman offer about 80 acres three miles north of Hickory near Mt. Olive church with a two story dwelling two barns cribs granaries and a good orchard. Public road passes through the plantation intenders contact J. S. Cooks Mt Bethel or J. P. Seabach Hickory North Carolina. August 16 1909.
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S. A. Huffman
Huffman
Hickory
Mt. Olive Church
Plantaion
J.S. Cooks
Mt. Bethel
N. C
J. P. Seabach
Porch Party at Leasburg Honors Edith Simmons
Misses Ella and Gertrude Stanfield hosted a porch party in Leasburg on Aug 13 from 8:30 to 11 p.m. for their friend Edith Simmons of Raleigh. Guests enjoyed games, a playful proposal activity, and music by Graves, Thompson, and Simmons, followed by refreshments and departing remarks.
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Ella
Gertrude Stanfield
Leasburg
Edith Simmons
Raleigh
Misses Graves
Thompson
Simmons
Sarah Myrick
Littleton
Bessie
Ella Thompson
Helen Graves
Lula Bell Stephens
Hallie Newman
Bettie
Cora Pulliam
Mildred
Mary Connally
Emma
Ruth Stavfield
Edwin Featherston
Albert Fuller
Joe
Tom Smith
George
Edgar Connally
Voss Stephens
Graves Thompson
Lea
Hester Wagstaff
W. W. Woody Winstead
Exclusive Shoe Store Seeks Your Inspection Now
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