Local and Personal Notes From The City
Local items list residents and visitors in Edgemont and surrounding towns. Notices include travel to Charlotte Petersburg Wrightsville Beach Brevard and Pittsburg with names such as D D Rowe W M Reese R W Stevenson Vera Gibbs Hilda Field Eva Caldwell and J D Elliott. Several social visits, church events, and business activity are noted along with a Shriners meeting and Epworth League gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Rowe
Edgemont
W. M. Reese
R. W. Stevenson
Charlotte
The
Baptist Church
le Hoyle
Cooleemee
Kenneth Herman
Helen Long
Newton
Vera Gibbs
Jessamine Bourroughs
Hilda Field
Eva Caldwell
N. G. Deal
Sie Joy
Pittsburg
Mofitte Sinclair
Marion Ater
Gertuche
Rhodes
Carl Mauney Ar
D. Campbell
C. L. Wilson
Lenoir
Illinois
J. D. Elliott
Shriners
Wrightsville Beach
W. J. Haran
Ava
Z. B. Buchanan
Clara Bowles
Epworth League
Connelly Springs
Davis
Brevard
Mary Ramsay
Eskridge O
Sstonia
G. E. Haithcoek
Gas‘orms
Wedding at quiet home joins William Lindsay and Miss Douglas
Reverend Garth Lindsay of Charlotte and Miss Douglas wed in a simple ceremony at a private residence. The bride wore white lace and carried bridal roses, walked to the arch with her brother, and received guests in a rustic reception hall. Out of town guests from Lenoir, Chester, Yorkville, Charlotte and Statesville attended. The newlyweds visited Blowing Rock after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
William Barkley Lindsay
G. R. White
Hbeneza A. R.P
Charlotte
Garth
J. W. Kirpatrick
Adele Kirkpatrick
S. W. Lindsay
Hee
Lindsay
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church of
Due West
J. E. Fry
Newton
Poston
Statesville
Alexander
Sloan
Allbright
Dandridge
Charlote
T. B. Ross
Lewis Hunter
Henry Amay
Ira Ransom
Hunter
W. K. Douglas
W. B. Ramsay
Gov. Hall
Mary | Ramsey
Wesdames L. G
J. W. Kirkpatrick
Belle Ramsay
Julia Wheeler
C. C. Bost
N. E. Aull
E. B. Jones
Adele Kirkspatrick
Coline Munroe
Ruby Satterfield
Dora Williams
Amy Wheeler
Margaret McComb
Mattie Abernethy
Judges certify perfect scores in Who Is Who contest
We the judges certify both Miss Florence Dovner and W M Reese hold perfect scores and prize money shall be equally divided. Prizes available at the Democrat office in Atlanta. Doc Cook faces unusually hot June heat in Atlanta as he ends a lifetime of cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therr
Florence Dovner
W. M. Reese
G R. Wootten
J. W. Shuford
A. L. Moser
Atlanta
Doc Cook
North Pole
Farm for sale and multiple ads for buyers and services
A mixed cluster of classified notices offers a 36 acre farm with a four room cottage, painted barn, water and fertile soil, plus several farm items and livestock for swap or sale. Also listed are small and large farms for sale, job ads seeking bright girls for a knitting mill, veal calves wanted with high prices, Jell O demonstrations at Whitener and Martin, and advice to buy a home to save money. Hickory area contact details included for several listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RY. Long
J.C Martin
Elliott Nriting Mill
Whitener & Marti
J.C. Marti
J. L. Miller
Hickory
N. C
Tax Sale of Hickory Township Real Estate
Public sale advertised for 1913 taxes in Catawba County. Listings include numerous lots in Hickory Township and a white and colored division, with names of property owners and parcels. The sale will occur at Newton court house door after 10 a.m. on July 7, 1913, with mortgagee Pink Duncan offering a separate land sale in Catawba County on July 1, 1913 at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Newton
N. C
Matt Mae
Sheilil Hewitt
Sheffer J.P. Burns
Dept
Sherif Pax
Hickory
Hickory Township
White
Zoe Nen
Garland Foi
Bolin
Brown
Bellinger
Eres Oliver
Balan Pax
Bry
J Lee
Green
Hefner
Jonn
Kerr
Lewis Hot i
Kestler
Killian
Lawrence
Lois Worrson
Marney
Igmon
Miss Maude
Settlemsre
Ramsour
Goe
Ott
Ivey
Will
Whitener
Carrie
Francis
Brower
Douglass
Hall
Adam
James Madison
Johnson
Rev Forney
Mary Toten Owan
Willong
Avery
Rev WA
Robinson
Babel
Nonrm Canouiia
Catawba County
M.A. Hoteh
Alice J. Beich
Fink Duncan
A‘pressid
Duncan
Catawbs County
North Carolina
Office of the Register of ‘Deeds
John Flowers
Adna Roteh
Lane
Pink Duncan
Mortwagee
D.L. Russell
Attoney
Doctor Hobson Eczema Ointment Ad Claims Cure
Bath Illinois resident J C Eveland credits Dr Hobson Eczema Ointment with curing twenty five years of eczema after others failed. Ad touts a physician’s formula with years of use and guarantees results. Available at Gruggists or by mail for 50 cents. Philadelphia and St Louis affiliates listed.
Ortha’s Antiseptic Healing Dressing Promises Fast Pain Relief
Fragmentary OCR describes Ortha’s Antiseptic Healing Dressing claimed to prevent blood poisoning and heal skin quickly. The strange wording and errors limit clarity, but emphasizes antiseptic properties and pain relief as a key benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORTHA
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J. C. Rhodes
Leeeeeee
J. C. Reines
Northsboro
Our City
Sun
C. W. Ellington
Petersburg
Harold Shuford
W. Martin
Clara
Ella Sellars
John Wagner
Baby
Z. Bavan
Deliriea, Tenn
Bobbitt
Rocky Mount
Nannie
Robert Seagle
Ollover
Will Fry
Topeka
Kan
City
Messrs
Timmons Brockman
Annie Kilian
Janie Lyerly
Ed Smith
Hiss
Taylor
Mary Blount Martin
Ifty
Katherne Hardin
Mary Knox Henderson
Mofftte Sinclair
Marion
Nannette Rudisil
Lincolnton
Helen Wix
Chester
Henry River
Moffitte Sinclair
Gertrude Fin
Menzies
G. Menzies
Pine
Minnie Gwaltney
Blowning Rock
F. E. Nichols
Noir
Mies Franlees
Ingold
Washington
E. F. Mumford
Southern Life and Trust Co
Greensboro
Lily Jones
Happy Valley
W. A
W. A. Hall, Jr
W. L. Wolfe
Loula
Lee
R. W. Wolfe
Salisbury and
Spencer
Wolfe
Veterinary Association
Chamberlain
Moser & Lutz and
Grimes Drug Co
Democrat
L. O. Sigman
N.C
Catawba Creamery
YOUNG
Plymouth
W. &. Pollard
C. T. Morrison
Hickory, N.C
Chat
Harthcock
Hickory Seed Co
West Hickory Graded School
F Miller
Hickory N’ C
Moser $ Lutz
Grimes DrugCo
North Carolina State Normal and Industrial College
North Carolin
Suston Bevins
Euniogue Snd
Aulius L Foust
Greensboro N.C
Castoria
Weet Cath Ted
Keystone Rompers
Moretz-Whitener Clothing
the Ladies of
Mary Rosebrough
Manhattan
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