Local Tidbits and Notices From Catawba County
A short District update notes Oxford Ford visit May 27 and travel plans. Mrs Edward Moose of Cat from Hickory expects a visit in ten days. Mr and Mrs C Ed Smith congratulate on the arrival of a daughter. The Sigman family returns to Catawba County from Hot Springs Ark. A cough remedy from Grimes Drug Co is recommended. Lemuel Bolick was found dead in his Lincoln Road home after a long day plowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liv
Oxford Ford
Measles
Edward Moose
Cat
Hickory
W. J. Winebarger
Democrat
C. Ed Smith
Carp Sigman
Hot Springs
Ark
Catawba County
Lemuel Bolick
Lincoln Road
Local News Highlights From Our City
Brief notices from local residents include births for Mr and Mrs W J Shuford and Mr RL Mace, visitors from Baltimore and Greensboro, and plans for a big Catawba bridge July 4 picnic. Miss Emma Elliott visits Baltimore, Miss Ethel Peterson stays with Miss Mabel Miller, and Miss Louise Dixon returns from Union Seminary in Richmond. The paper notes Mr Frank Kiliott directing Lalande opening mid June and Mr Harry Browder and bride returning home. The Democrat welcomes new residents S R Morrison and family, mortgage lumber business moves from Greensboro, and mentions a Carnegie medal aspiration for a Hickory girl. an advertisement claims instant itch relief and cure for piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Union Seminary
Richmond
Catawba
Catawba Bridge
Ethel Peterson
Staney
Mabel Miller
Tenth Avenue
S. R. Morrison
Greensboro
Morrison
HS. Smith
16Th St
Mr. Smith
The
Democrat
Birthday party for Master Grimes at 13th Street home
Master Bobby Grimes two year old son of Mr and Mrs R A Grimes celebrated a birthday last Saturday afternoon at his home on 13th Street with his small aunt Miss Mary Murphy in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Grimes
R. A. Grimes
Mary Murphy
Mr. Grimes
13Th St
Fecies and Fishes Chronicle Odd River Names
A quirky regional note records unusual river names and local terms about sea creatures, hinting at a playful or cryptic linguistic tradition. Local readers may recognize familiar places and figures mentioned in passing.
Abernethy Couple Welcomes Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Abernethy
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Abernethy. Dr. W. B. Ramsay will return from the General Assembly in Louisville tomorrow. Mrs Henry Queen of Morganton was reeiting in Hickory Sunday. Miss Mary Ramsay returned from Yorkville, S. C. Dan Moose was taken to Statesville hospital after years of suffering. The Democrat notes plaintiff P. W. Michael won against J. C. Moore and wife in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Abernethy
W. B. Ramsay
General Assembly
Louisville
Henry Queen
Morganton
Hickory
Mary Ramsay
Yorkville
S.C
Dan Moose
Statesville
P. W.michael
J. C. Moore
Notice of Public Sale by Trustee in Hickory
JW Benfield and N S Benfield defaulted on a five hundred dollar loan secured by a deed of trust filed Dec 30 1909. Trustee Geo R Wooten will sell the described property on June 10 1911 at 12 noon at the steps of First National Bank Hickory to the highest bidder for cash. Located on Eighth Street in Hickory’s eastern city limits. Atty A A Whitener signs for the trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JW. Benfield
N. S. Benfield
Geo. R. Wootton
J. W. Benfeld
Ander
First National Bank
Hickory
N. C
RF. Huffmans
City of
Eighth Street
Geo. R. Wooten
A.A. Whitener
Also Mentioned on This Page
Craddock-Terry CO
Lynchburg, Va
Polina
Thompson-West CO
L. E. Zerden
Oxford
Ford Items
Grimes Drug Co
W. J. Shuford
RL. Mace
Emma Elliott
Catawba Springs
Baltimore
Louise Dixon
Miss Risor
Frank Kiliott
Lalande Everpening
Harry Browder
Raleigh
Lela Bobbitt
Edna Salteu
Hives
Cabies Dosa
Gured
Joe Person
Joe Persod
Robert Hollar
Westie Allen
Brookford
J. P. Seitz
Mr. Seitz
Chileren
Fletcher
Castoria
K. A. Price
Calla
11Th Avenue
J. A. Wood
Moser & Lutz Drug
Hickory, N.C
Sessore
J D Elliott
JD Elliott
Pres and
Treas
J. C. Biddix
Singer Sewing Machine Office
Ramsay
Over Post Office
W. L. White
Grimes Drug Store
Palace
Moretz-Whitener: Clothing Co
Thompson
West CO
Hickory Banking & Trust Company
Shuford Hardware Co
A.C
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