Marlboro Democrat Society of Brown Gdtter Friday Note
A brief item from the Marlboro Democrat dated December 20 1900 references the Brown Gdtter society in a Friday note. The short entry records a local social circle activity with no further detail.
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Newspaper
Marlboro Democrat
Location
Bennettsville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1900
Page
3
A brief item from the Marlboro Democrat dated December 20 1900 references the Brown Gdtter society in a Friday note. The short entry records a local social circle activity with no further detail.
A scattered column notes multiple items: a recess to January 3 in Congress, Marion fire costing $610,000, 16 women at South Carolina College, death of Mary Wallace, Richard A. Wise a Virginia congressman, opposition to Sunday trains by North Carolina Methodists, limited Christmastide accidents, Marion Livary Stable incident, President and administration positions, Cheraw Hotel changes, a shooting death at Timmonayillo, January legislative session and funding concerns, improvements at South Carolina College, possible coal find in Fairfield County, insured wealth rising with many holding 500000 to 1000000, John Wannmaker leading with 2250000, Republicans seeking to reduce SC representation, Wrights and hotel purchases in Columbia, Aviour Packing Company salt mining saving cost, a Newberry invitation to a distant wedding, Florence Times backing Judge Hudson and senator support, and cross-commentary on political paths.
An item notes the last night of the nineteenth century and the worldwide anticipation of the new century. It mentions Emperor William in Germany declaring the 20th century began in January and describes local observances with sermons and wholesome lessons for the coming generation. Public services and wholesome reminders are urged as Newberry Observer writes.
Obituary notices recount the deaths of Avonite McCall and Lorna Opom of Reynolds X, with details on their families and funeral services. Also noted is the death of a young girl, Jussiz Mongor, and a wedding of Gheater W. Tamer and Moronce Bounds, all described in a local town notice style with sentimental tributes.
In tributes from the Wompeas Providence group at Hother 9 the Resprot Missionary Society notes the death of Janet Kirkwood on November 19. The resolutions praise her modest, constant faith and request prayers for her children and family. The minutes confirm the memorial and direct distribution of copies to the society and church.
The article records multiple deaths among the colored community in Charleston and nearby areas. Baral Crosland, known as SAnAm stoss, died in Charleston after a funeral service at the colored Methodist church. Julia McQuven also died, with services at the Methodist church and burial at Bunker Hill cemetery. Jon Grace, a tenant on Copel's place, died on Christmas Day and was buried at Macedonia cemetery. Also noted are local notices of people frequenting I. B. H, W, and M. Towe.
A long described letter from Commingtoner Peck to Alfred Montgomery announces a 30 year life’s work in farm scene art. Montgomery accepts the challenge against Jim Whitcomb Riley, plans a Chicago showing, and prepares a large corn painting to be exhibited at a future exposition in Chicago with retirement slated there.
The Mazllora Union schedules a December 23 1900 meeting at The Thomas Memorial Baptist Church in Bonvottaville with programs and discussions on Christian congregation makeup and duties. Rev M Butterwhite leads preaching and a panel discusses why women appear less represented and how Christian privileges should be used. Speakers include J H Reese Allen Woodle LL Crosland Qhug and J J Land O A McAliator. A Sunday sermon by Rev Edgar D P Kasterlings is noted along with a Christmas items sale from EB W M Rowe and others. Special office hours announced for Monday and Saturday.
An old advertisement blends medical claims for conditions like indigestion and dyspepsia with a laundry service pitch. It mentions Odor Dyepapsia Cura and shows a Becket at Clio address, plus Leon Steam Laundry offering white worker-focused services and exclusive employment for white people. The piece intertwines health note snippets, vendor notices, and local shop details from Charlotte, North Carolina, circa 1900.
The article discusses ventriloquism acts on the vaudeville stage, noting the vent throw technique and audience reactions. It cites a 19th century manager describing the craft, mentions a helmet of public attention during performances, and references the era’s theatrical opinions and sensational claims amid touring venues.
State that the Court of Common Pleas in Mantxoro County receives a complaint filed by administrator Heazadaeti Odom representing the estate of K Odom deceased seeking legal relief. The document outlines the action against heirs and claims related to the estate administration.
An esteemed German ophthalmologist, Dr. Arthur Beskér, D.O., formerly of Berlin's Royal University, visits Olio to offer eye examinations free of charge for a month. He has built a strong practice across Spartanburg, Newberry, and Fairfield counties and displays a modern optical room with advanced lenses and grinding equipment.
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