Local notes from Dillon area week of visits and events
Dr Wade Stackhouse visits Georgia on business while Miss Lessie Russ and many others travel to relatives in Clarkton and Dillon. The paper notes social visits, a first cotton bloom brought to the Herald, a successful appendectomy recovery, a wedding performed by Judge Davis, and a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Bethea with numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Stackhouse
Georgia
Alice Clark
Mary Russ Tuive
Clarkton
N. C
Mrs. Barnes
Bessie Russ
Dillon Driving Association
Assatian
Herald Office
C. C. Hayes
A Jones
Jones
P. B. Rogers Place
J.C. Rogers
Benson, N
Pearl Forsythe
Emporia
Joe Cabell Davis
Truss Thompson
Janie Bethea
Missea Ella
Kate Braddy
Octavia Bethea
Eleanor Wallace
Ninal
Local farmers to hear Williams and Watson at Dillon court house
Ira W. Williams and E. J. Watson will address Farmers Union members at the Dillon county court house on Saturday. The talks will cover agriculture and how other counties organized county fairs and formed fair associations. Williams and Watson helped organize farmers statewide and will outline steps to form a Dillon county fair association for a large, active gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira W. Williams
New England
Messrs. Watson
Williams
Dillon County
Dillon
A Pretty Wedding at Mr Cottingham’s Home
Last Wednesday June 7 at the bride’s father H K Cottingham home Mary Florence Cottingham married Rad Cliff Harrelson. The ceremony followed Mendelsohn’s march and featured bridesmaid Daisy McLean and twin brother Lawrence Cottingham with officiant ALN Brunson. The couple will honeymoon in the mountains then reside with the bride’s family. a Rose Kilian Show event in Dillon on June 19 is advertised with admission 25 and 15 cents respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Cottingham
Mary Florence
Rad Cliff Harrelson
Mendlesohn
Jno. R. Watson
Lawrence Cottingham
J. R. Partlowe
Aln. Brunson
WNG
Methodist Church
A. C. L. Depot
BL. A Harrelson
Dillon
Rose Kilian
W. J. Bryan
Depot
Fork Items and Locals From Fayetteville Area
Miss Luda Melvin visits her uncle Mr R B Moore in Fayetteville. School holidays bring activity as Fork and Pages Mill play on Fork diamond last Saturday with Fork winning 18 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luda Melvin
Fayetteville
Moore
Pages Mill and Fork
Fork
Local News and Notes From Fork and Surroundings
L B Fort lays by corn crop as youths attend ice cream supper at S M Jones home. Crops look better after rain. R S Moore visited Columbia list on basin. Spencer Carmichael crossed Carmichaels bridge. Fork merchants seek centralized telephone service. Prof L B McMillan visited Mullins area. Miss Malcolm Rogers improves after medical care at Florence. S G Rogers smiles over tobacco crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Fort
Fort
S. M. Jones
R. S. Moore
Columbia
Basin
Spencer Carmichael
Carmichaels
Fork
Positive foot cure from Calocide therapy in warm weather
Article promotes a foot treatment using Catheide compound for dry weather foot troubles. It claims soaking feet for fifteen minutes nightly dissolves soreness, reduces corns, callouses, bunions, and swelling, and promises permanent cure with repeated use. It asserts Calocide now available at druggists for twenty-five cents.
Bermuda School District No 4 Tax Election Called
A petition signed by one third of qualified electors requests a special two mill tax election in Bermuda School District No 4 Dillon County to raise funds for common schools. The vote is set for June 29, 1911 at Bermuda school house or other convenient location. Only taxpayers with receipts and registration may vote from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Trustees run the election and report results to the County Board within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Dillon County
County Board of Education
South Carolina
Bermuda School House
Monument Stone Claims by Georgia Marble Supplier
Dav id S Allen of Dinton offers Winsboro Granite mar ble as a durable material for monuments and tombstones. He asserts Georgia marble resists moisture, freezing, and discoloration, with strength equal to granite, and invites customers to inspect designs and place orders for personal attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famousx
Winnsboro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lessie Russ
Clarkton, N. Y
J. Ho Sedberry
Latta
Sanford Stoney
Charleston
Janie Colvin
Marion
Mr. A. J.C. Cottingham
Atltitore
Washington
Mamie Wise
Bennettsville
Sallie McCormac
Maggie Hamilton
Darlington
Margaret McGirt
Ruth Stackhouse
Mary Stackhouse
Americus
Mr. Marion
Butler
Dunn, N. C
A. L. McCorquodale
W. C. Tolar
St. Frances Hospital
R. Liles
Orangeburg
J. H. Hamer
Little Rock
Mr. Liles
Mrs. Liles
Mr. Hamer
Alma Ashley
Greensboro
Geo. G. French
D. C
F. M. Lane
Robesonian
W. E. Caldwell
J. H. David
Caldwell
Gibson Oil
J. A. Hursey
Florence
Hazel Mullins
A. B. Jordan
Mary Welch
Chester
Claudia Hursey
Sam Usher
Clio
Rose Kilian Show
PEE Dee Drug Company
the Herald Job Department
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David S, Allen
Dinton
D. Bryant
G. B. Stackhouse
Destate
Marion and Matins
Speepresentatives
Washington, D.C
Mexico
Cuba
National Co-Op
Nurehie
Cardui
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Spartanburg Business College
Collogue
Spartanburg
Noah Remedy Co, Inc
Richmond, Ve
Dillon Wholesale Grocery Distributors
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