Local Notes From Burns City District Update
Charley Scott was very ill. John Edmonson from Elnora visited relatives Friday to Monday. Lizzie Williams returned from Newberry after a week with sister Mrs. Cunningham. Mrs. John Carres of Elnora arrived en route to see Mrs. Bowers who is seriously ill. Wao L Storm went to Elnora for business. Fred Ragle's sister Mollie, in Kansas, plans to remain there. George Ray attended Luciano sale on Saturday. F W Allen and wife visited home folks Sunday. Melvin Johnson improves with a new porch. Bricker and Summerville contractors negotiating for large brick building. Aden Hasler and sister Belma visited J B Kutch Sunday. Henry Maryfield left to work on the railroad. A L Huff of Elnora here en route to Indian Springs. John Baker went to Elnora on business. Schools progressing well with teachers and pupils doing good work. Minor date clarity. J A Hill, visiting on Olmasa Brewet Watecka, noted borees and plans.
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John Carres
Elnora
Jack Bower
Bowers
Bedford physician visits amid grave medical prognosis
Dr. Freeland of Bedford traveled Tuesday to visit Mrs. Jack Bowers who is believed to face limb amputation. Mrs. John K. Storm visited her brother Charley Scott in Mooday.
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John K. Storm
Charley Scott
Mooday
Local Visitors and Weekend Incidents in Southern Sugarland
Elisha Greenwood of Washingtown on business Tuesday. George Gill et in town Wednesday. O B Jones A M Perkins and Starry Fyffe attended the sale at Andrew Wilsons Thursday. Richard McDonald residence damaged by lightning Saturday evening. T T Jones and family and Miss Minnie Jones at South Washington. William Hart and family visited relatives Sunday. Mr Julio Davis visited friends Sunday.
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BE. O. Jones
A. M. Perkins
Starry Fyffe
Andrew Wilson
Richard McDonald
T. T. Jones
Miss Minnie Jones
South Washington
Shot at Actress During Chicago Performance
Miss Pearl Elwyn of a Chicago theatrical company was wounded in the leg when a man in the rear fired a revolver after making remarks about Linton during last Thursday's performance. The assailant escaped as the house erupted in chaos.
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Pearl Elwyn
Chicago
Linton
Fire destroys Pleasant Grove M E Church near Epsom
A fire destroyed the Pleasant Grove M E Church located 1.5 miles west of Epsom on Monday afternoon during a service. Fire started from the stove after the morning service. the congregation had left and the church floor caught fire. Furniture saved, no insurance reported.
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Pleasant Grove M. E
Epsom
T. Vlbse
Sire
Nui Insurance
A Selfish Man The Prayer to Mercy
A curio from Glimpses of Ancient Hackney presents a litany of private pleas to the throne of mercy. The petitioner lists multiple London estates and counties, asks protection from fire and earthquakes, desires timely mortgage relief, and seeks prosperity for a vessel while praying for faithful servants and protection against theft.
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Hackney
London
Essex
Middlesex
Hertfordshire
J. L
The Chinese Mother S scenes of family love and ceremony
The piece portrays a steadfast Chinese mother devoted to her children. It notes birth rites aimed at boys, wraps newborns in rags or sand bags for warmth, and a mix of pride and deprecation in parental attitudes toward daughters.
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