Village News and Events Amid Typhoid Fears and Rain
The report covers a rainy period, typhoid cases in Brookford, and local illnesses. It notes weddings, moving residents, mill activity, and a Baptist Sunday school picnic at Baker's Mountain with a large dinner. It mentions trades, teaching, and plans, plus remarks on public issues and independence day safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Hefner
Everet Carpenter
Washington Territory
Filow
Vinnie Maberry
Bright
Baker’s Mountain
Baptist Sunday School
G. F. Foster
A. F. Northcott
Anderson, S. C
Brookford
W. M. Johns
Ene
Spartanburg
M. C. Biggs
Danville
Schoolfield Mill
Celebrations and Local News At Le Noir
A large turnout marked Le Noir celebrations on Saturday. Dr Charles Russell plans to locate in town after a sale of interest in Granite Falls Drug Co to Drs Russell and Corpening. A baby boy and girl arrived early on the 8th, amid Fourth of July festivities. D W Russell improves. John Bowles, an elderly resident, dies north of town on the 3rd. Garfield Conley, 13, drowns in the Catawba river while swimming. companion boys nearly saved him. Rev Sanford’s son breaks his arm from a swing but recovers well. O N Payne made a business trip to Statesville and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenoir
Marrie
Charles Russell
A. E. Shell
Granite Falls Drug Co
Drs. Russel and Corpening
D. A. Setzer
D. W. Russell
John Bowles
Garfield Conley
Catawba
Quiet wedding and farming notes amid rain
Owing to continual rains corn is in the grass and fields have been worked once. High prices reduce biscuit and wheat use. families rely on buckwheat rye corn. Sheep farmers get about 6 cents a pound for lambs. A quiet wedding occurred at the Blackburn Hotel with Miss Jennie Blackburn and Mr M P Critcher. School grounds host many young teachers. boarding houses care for 100 and private homes about 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn Hotel
Jennie
M. B. Blackburn
M. P.critcher
Rudisill
Local Social Roundup From R F D No 1 Area
Knoville visitors include Matt Hill and daughter Eva staying with Mr and Mrs Alfred Baker. Miss Hattie Ramseur returns to Lincolnton after time with Mrs R O Ramseur. Mrs Lena Welburn visits daughter Mrs A N Dellinger. Miss Lizzie Kate and Fred Foard spend Fourth at Lenoir. Mrs Kate Warlick returns to Morganton after extended visit with Addie Ramseur. Sardis Sunday school to hold Children's Day exercises on Sunday July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Ramseur
Lincolnton
R. 0. Rameur
Lena Welburn
A. N. Dellinger
Cartie
Knoxville
Hickory
Kate Warlick
Morganton
Addie Ramseur
A. F. Wood
Sardis Sunday School
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J. C. Biddix
Singer Sewing Machine
Palo
N.C
R. W. Wolfe
D. L. Russell
Atttorney-At-Law
Main St
Russell Bidg
T. F. Stevenson
Hicker
Walter A. W. Dents
Menzies
Hickory, N.C
W. B. Ramsay
Hickory, N. C
North Carolina
State Normal and Industrial College
J. I. Foust
Greensboro, N.C
C. W. Tenney
Greensboro
Us. C
W. H. Hall
N. C
Trinity College
Tinity College
Trinity
Park Scho
Lename
Schoo
H. M. North
Durham
Neighborhood ‘News
Green
Frank Michael
Cansas Reid
West Hickory
Mary
W. L. Jones
John McDaniels
Democrat
Conover
A. L. Barger
the Tribune
Crimera
James A. Rice
Mecklenburg County
John A. Isenhower
J. S. Leonard
Statesville
Our Place
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Geo. A. Romoser
Missouri
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri
Sleveland
Ohio
Willl
Glen i Alpine
Wm. Ferree
Botcom
Tc, Williams & Co
Lester Moses
Clover
S. C
Messrs
Granite Falls
Corinth Reformed Church
Hickory Wenry Scovtz Archttet
UWL Zreay DD Pdtor
Matt Hill
Miss Eva
Knoxville, Tenn
Alfred Baker
Geo. E. Bisanar
Arch Inspector Southern
Wwe
The
Hickory Banking & Trust Co
McCoy Moretz
Summers. Transfer Co
Summers Transfer CO
Bingham School
Ie Sie Baghee
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