Mrs Taber Hosts Hearts Night With Moore And Whitley Guests
A social at Mrs Tabers featured W Chester Moore and Mist Whitley presiding. Prizes went to Bonnie Anderson and C H Burroughs for top scores. consolation to Mrs CH Burroughs and T L Manning. An ice course and cafe noir followed. A list of attendees includes Nina David Alice Hamer James Carmichael Otis Page Leslie Lane and A J Corcoran. Separately Chief Berry conveyed his daughter to Florence for a appendicitis operation, returning three hours after departure to Marion. the daughter recovered rapidly with an ether-assisted procedure completed in 33 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Chester Moore
Mist Whitley
A. J. Corcoran
Charleston
Mins Bonnie Anderson
C. H. Burroughs
CH. Burroughs
T. L. Manning
Taber
Nina David
Alice Hamer
James Carmichael
Otis Page
Leslie Lane
Lena Hampton
Cathryn Whitley
Bonnie Anderson
Alice
Grace Hamer
Eula Jordan
Bessie Lane
Lillian Peterkin
Ella Braddy
Kate Braddy
Gordon McLaurin
T. B. Thompson
Dwight
Stoney
J. T. Peterkin
J. B. McLaurin
Jos
P. Lane
R. L. Lane
Williams
J. F Workman
Charles Burroughs
J. Frea Clark
Florence
Berry
Marion
MasBicians
Dillion
Miss Berry
Large Dillon Court Term Sees Few Docketed Cases
The fall term of the Court of Common Pleas opened with Judge DeVore. Over 400 cases on the docket. progress slow, with only two heard by noon. Brack vs Western Antom Telegraph Co. favored the defense. Pee Dee Naval Stores Co. vs R P Hamer Jr. went to the jury. Court to sit two weeks. Local business note: Quality Grocery opens in Dillon, run by W W Owen, son of Rev J O Owen, cousin of Rev W C Owen, moving from Mullins area. Mr Owen and family welcomed to Dillon.
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Court of Common Pleas
DeVore
Brack
Western Antom Telegraph Co
Defenant Company
Pee Dee Naval Stores Co
R. P. Hamer, Jr
Dillon
W. W. Owen
Jno. O. Owen
Rev
W. C. Owen
Lit- We Rock
Owen
Peslness
Mullins
Poppies
Familly
West Point Scholarship Examination Notice
Notice is given of a competitive examination for West Point Military applicants. The examination will be held November 19th. Contact HL Gesyne Flor S&C for further information at Marion and Biterne, Marion. Dated October 1st, 1910.
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West Point Military
Bow
HL Gesyne
Flor S&c
Marion
White man shoots a Negro at Gallay plantation
A white man named Honneycut shot at a Negro after a quarrel at Cottingham's Gallay place on Friday night. A bullet hit the Negro in the hand and another struck his child. both injuries are not serious. Honneycut left the scene and Sheriff Lane could not locate him.
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Honneycut
Homney
The Herald Book Store Reader Advisory Notice
To the Public on and after this date The Herald Book Store will not exchange books. Books are bought at the purchaser's risk with only a 10 percent dealer commission and no profit in handling. The store handles books for the county's convenience. A 1 percent wrap fee does not cover tasks. Teachers will provide required lists. bring them to the store. Do not rely on children to choose. Parents, note refunds are refused.
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Herald Book Store
Bank of Little Rock Opens with Strong First Statement
The Bank of Little Rock publishes its first statement and shows a creditable start. Located in a highly prosperous farming district, it signals a bright future. Dillon county now has seven banks across Dillon Latta Pages Mill and Little Rock, the most in the state for a 16,900 population county.
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Bank of
Caution to Contestants and Local News From The Herald
Caution to contestants to mark post office addresses on subscription blanks and note new or old status. Votes must be in The Herald office by 6 p m Tuesday before publication to count that week. County and State election managers appointed for November 5 at the courthouse. The Herald adds two pages this week due to advertising demand. a ten page issue will reach readers. The South Atlantic Life Insurance Company forwarded a 4000 check to district agent Max Fass settling Polley held by R. K. Hayes. South Atlantic is a strong Southern firm paying death claims. The Woman's Club met with Mrs A G Buckner at the Presbyterian Manse. ten members attended, readings and music, secretary elected. Upcoming meeting with Mrs L C Braddy. Dr Clifton to be at McLaurin Drug Co October 7, in Dillon. eye ear nose throat examinations free. visits to Mullins October 19 and Latin October 20. one day at Omel Point, Calloway.
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Herald Office
South Atlantic Life Insurance Company
Max Fass
Polley
R. K. Hayes
South Atlantic
Is & Strong Southern Company
A. G. Buckner
Presbyterian Manse
D. N. Oliver
Samantha Alden” Mire
McG. Curtin
Curtis
T. W. Bethel
Meadames
Me. Curtis
Bo. Ja Moore
L. R. Craig
R. Taber
W. Murchison
A. J. Evans
H. A. Willis
L. C. Braddy
Clifton
McLauring Drug Co
Dillon
Mulling
Latin
Omeh Point
Callonary
South Carolina
Pee Dee Drug Company
Geo. &. Dargan
Darlington
8. C
Baker Forums Loss After Revenue Man Steals From Desk
In Dillon a German baker, Mr. Newman, was deceived by a smooth talker claiming to be with the International Revenue Department. The man obtained Newman’s desk key, stole thirty dollars from the desk, and vanished along with the accomplice. The Herald urges restitution and justice for Newman, who has invested much in his bakery and new premises.
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Baker C. FP
Newfin
Os 8 Herald
Mr. Newman
Mit
Newman
W. B. Moss
International Revenue Department
Washington
Dillon
the Herald
Cotton crop conditions and pest damage across the belt
New Orleans reports from cotton belt correspondents describe moderate overall deterioration with boll weevil damage in parts of Mississippi, Louisiana, and Arkansas. Insects trouble some regions, while outcomes hinge on killing frost dates as farmers weigh selling to cover debts and holding remaining stock.
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New Orleans
Cotton Belt
The
Times-Democrat
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Grocery home delivery service offers ready meals
The place advertises grocery delivery with prompt service. Madam aims to prepare dinner and orders a few articles by phone. Reeds a few articles, delivery is as soon as possible, with wrapping and home delivery. No orders too large or too small. Deliveries available during store hours.
Stonewall Fore Elected Cashier In Roxboro Bank
Stonewall Fore son of Judge Fore is elected cashier of a Roxboro North Carolina bank. Fore shown as a promising young businessman, with local Dillon friends predicting he will excel in his new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall Fore
Judge Fore
Roxboro
N. C
Fore
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J. B. Biterne
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Strals Treayy Ogelars
Colton
W. H. Lide
W. B. Norman Pages Mills
J. B. Ammons
Clio
W. W. Norman
Hamer
Abe
Saleeby
Ders
Merchants & Planters
Hank of
Dillon Espec
Ially
Merchants & Planters Bank
L. C. Braddy, Pres. Safe
J. W. Gaddy
Dillon, South Carolina
Peoples Grocery Co
W. W Owen & Co
Dillon High @choo) han
Clara
Boston Courier
Frank Niernsee
N. HM Sprant
Red Springs
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