Local and Personal Skim of Hickory Area News
Local items report Rev W R Bradshaw conducting a Baptist meeting in West Hickory. George W Hall visits Mor gan ton to see Arthur Ingold. Mrs Raymo and daughter from Michigan visit Hickory for summer. W A Hall receives a desk set from Maryland Casualty. John Garoo of Valdese seeks boiler for knitting mill. Rev C A Monroe preaches at Connelly Springs then travels to Kannapolis. Grace Warren visits Mrs E B Menzies in Hickory. Rev F K Roof goes to Statesville sanatorium for operation expected two weeks. Presbyterian Sunday school teachers meet at the Manse with refreshments. The cleremont minis present plays at Brookford. Miss Mary Cline celebrates 13th birthday on 9th Avenue. Harry and Ned Hayes visit sick sister Maud Hayes. Rev RL Davis of Wilson will address union meeting at Presbyterian church. Superintendent Smithdeal visits Newton graded school. J C Prestwood of Lenoir and Coffey families visit Judge Cleveland Witherspoon. Witherspoon returns to Danville and becomes foreman at Times-Mercury office. Hickory cited for 80 000 in Omnibus bill for public building. Rev J H Weaver leaves for Asheville General Conference. F E Best of Jacob’s Fork runs for Register of Deeds. David Moore McComb seeks Democratic nomination. Watt Shuford of Caldwell and Carl Lester of Statesville marry at Halliburton Hotel Morganton. Halladay and Tavis of Carola Development Co purchase lots at Mountain View Washington Heights and plan public sale.
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R.L. Davis
Wilson
Anti-Saloon League
North Carol
Presbyterian Church
Democrat
Smithdeal
Newton Graded School
J. C. Prestwood
Lenoir
Coffey
Caldwell County
Judge Council
Whiteners Visit County During Mission Conference
Mr and Mrs Chas Columbus Whitener of Missouri visit relatives in the county with plans to base at M S Whitener. The Civic League netted 330 from a Huffman building supper to buy garbage cans for town cleanup. A cleanup day drew strong response as city drays hauled trash for days. Dexter S Staten and Nannie Kate Reinhardt wed at the bride’s parents home Rev J C Moser officiated. They left on No 11 for Hendersonville to start their home. Staten is a prosperous business man of Hendersonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Columbus Whitener
Missouri
Whitener
Sneral Conference
The
Methodist Church
Asheville
This County
M. S. Whitener
Civic League
Huffman
Dexter S. S. Staten
Nannie Kate Reinhardt
D. M. Reinhardt
J.C. Moser
Hendersonville
Mr. Staten
Teachers Meeting at Court-house in Newton May 7
The teachers are requested to meet at the Court-house in Newton on Saturday May 7 for important business. The meeting will begin at 11 o clock and need not last over an hour. Geo E Long Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Geo. E Long
First Baptist Church Activities and Revival in Lincoln County
The Southern Baptist Convention plans Baltimore meet from May 10 to 15 with Hickory sending a good delegation. The Ladies Aid Society raises about 500 dollars for a church parlor. Last Sunday 200 attendees gave 10.50 in offering, with expected attendance rising to 250 before summer. Missionary exercises by Sunbeam and Royal Ambassador Bands set for next Sunday. Rev J D Haite conducts revival in Lincolnton. Mr Bennett will preach next Sunday. Baraca class grows. three new members joined last Sunday. twenty seven young men present. Sunday School to discuss a picnic at an early date. Also a brief note promotes Dean's Regulate tablets for liver and digestion.
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Southern Baptist Convention
Baltimore Ma
Hickory
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
C. W. Ellington
Sunbeam
Royal Ambassador
J. D. Haite
Lincolnton
Mr. Bennett
Baraca
Notice of Property Tax Payments by R P Leatherman
R P Leatherman states tax payments on property in Hickory Catawba County and in Lincoln County totaling 91.88 with receipts showing annual payments. This notice asserts compliance with tax obligations across counties.
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Hickory
Catawba County
Lincoln County
R. P. Leatherman
Elliott L Lung co precon receipts and disbursements notice
Balance on hand against taxes collected water rents and cemetery sales are shown with totals. Disbursements cover cemetery accounts fire department general expenses interest on note salaries and town officers along with water works and streets costs. J H C Huntt declares candidacy for sheriff of Catawba county in the Democratic primary on June 25, 1910.
Local Sheriff and Clerk Candidates Endorsement Notices
A set of 1910 Democratic primary notices from Catawba County shows P. P. Jones declaring for sheriff with campaign and post election duties, R. Lee Hewitt announcing for sheriff acknowledging frontier country recognition, LH Phillips seeking sheriff support, and M. McCorkle running for Clerk of the Superior Court, all subject to primaries and county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shereby
R. Lee Hewitt
Catawba County
Lh, Phillips
M. McCorkle
Candidate for Register of Deeds Nomination in Catawba
E D Gamble announces candidacy in the Democratic primary for Register of Deeds of Catawba County. He cites a long record of party loyalty and asks for the county’s Democratic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catawba County
E. D. Gamble
J U Long Declares Candidacy for County Treasurer
J U Long announces candidacy for the office of county treasurer subject to the county convention. The declaration marks official intent to seek the position in the upcoming convention.
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ROYAL
W. R. Bradshaw
Baptist One
West Hickory
Air
Geo. W. Hall
Morganton
Arthur Ingold
Raymo
Michigan
W. A. Hall
Maryland
John Garoo
Valdese
C. A. Monroe
Connelly Springs
Kanapolis
Grace Warren
Ington Springs, Va
E.B. Menzies
17Th Avenue
F. K. Roof
St. Timothy
Statesville
Presbyterian Sunday School
Garth
Mary Cline
9Th Avenue
Messrs
Harry Hayes
Danville, Va
Ned Hayes
Gastonia
Miss Maud Hayes
Cleveland Witherspoon
Danville
Times-Mercury
Washington
Charlotte Observer
J. H. Weaver
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Dr. Weaver
Western
F. E. Best
Jacob’s Fork
David Moore McComb
Register of Deeds
Wataura
Alan Tie
Watt Shuford
Ben
Ass Peulan
Caldwell
Carl Lester
Halliburton
L. S. Sherrill
Geo, Copening
Mr. Lester
Halladay
Tavis
Carolla Development Co
Jof
Greensboro
Mountain View
Washington Heights
McCoy Moretz
A.A. Shuford
J. D. Elliott
K.C. Menzies
J. L. Cilley
First National Bank
Hickory, N. C
Baptist Church
Dean
T. E. Field
M. R. Rudisill & Co
Hildebran
N. C
J. A. Bowles
Bargain
Hildebran, N.C. Tf
Lockport
N. Y
Saprlott
Harris & Little's
N.C
Hickory Seed Co, A
Oak Street
Emperor
10Th Avenue
6Th Street
S. E. Killian
Meccy Moreta
Oxford
L. S. Heffner
Mother Gray
de Laval
Hickory Seed Co
the City of
L. C Linard
Sec’y & Treas
Elliott
SL Lung Co
Filiot
Pres
Treas
Eliot
Pressibiott
J. H.C. Huntt
P. P. Jones
J. U. Long
Hickory Insurance & Realty Company
Moser & Lutz
Hickory, N
Farmers’ Machinery Company
Z. B. Buckbanan
A. P. Whitener
J.B. Johnson
Newuilding Ack
Marshall Hotel
International Harvester Co
Wm. J. Oliver
International
Webber
Farmer’s Machinery Company
Farmer’s, Friend
Oliver
Planet, Jr
Wsantee
Hukoid
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