Dillon Herald notes and civic league updates
Local items report Cotton price seed price and church notice with Rev Buckner preaching. Community notes cover Mr Floyd leaving for Henderson to join J P Taylor Tech Co, health remarks about Mr Rogers and Mr Bowers, birth of two boys naming Ansel and Kitchen to governors, Civic League minutes on funds, well work, cemetery plans, new members and Chrysanthemum Show committee, next meeting Oct 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Stevens
Stevens
W. B. Smith
Ansel
North
South Carolina
Civic League
D. M. Michux
A. J. Evans
E. T. Elliott
Claude Browne
P. B. Sellers
L.A. Braddy
Mesdaimnes Hattie David
W. T. Bethea
Henslee Lee
Taber
Dillon
Nina David
Annie Alford
Notice to claimants in estate of Henry W Davis
All persons holding claims against the estate of Henry W Davis, deceased, must file verified claims with the undersigned at Olio South Carolina within the time required by law or be barred from recovery. Debts to the estate should be paid to administrator RS Davis in Clio SC. Clio October 12 1909 Dillon Herald price noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W Davis
Olio
S.C
Clio
Myers and Johnson Tie The Knots In Marion Wedding
Last Sunday at 6 o clock P M the wedding bells rang for Mr Charlie H Myers of Dillon and Miss Mallie Johnson of Marion Rev Rufus Ford officiated at the Baptist parsonage uniting the couple in marriage They returned to the bride s mother Mrs Thomas Johnson home and will reside in Dillon after arriving by the 9 PM train best wishes from The Herald
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Charlie H. Myers
Dillon
Mallie Johnson
Baptist
Rufus Ford
Thomas Johnson
Mrs. Myers
Herald
Death on Arch Mc Callum plantation linked to whiskey
A black boy on Arch Mc Callum's Hamer area plantation drank a quart of whiskey from a hidden source in the community last week and died soon after. Officials say the liquor paralyzed his heart. the boy, a hardworking laborer, was found dead in a cotton seed house where he had slept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch McCallum
Hamer
Bank of Dillon shows assets and capital in 1909 statement
Statement of condition of the Bank of Dillon at close of business October 8 1909 lists Loans and Discounts 294632.98 Stocks and Bonds 12950.00 Bank Building 4500.00 Furniture and Fixtures 1577.27 Overdrafts 3250.00 Other Real Estate 3299.00 Cash on hand and in Banks 109388.15 totaling 429597.40. Capital Stock 75000.00 Surplus 20000.00 Undivided Profits 25553.75 Reserve Fund 5000.00 Deposits 303966.70. W T Bethea cashier swears the statement is true. Sworn before J B Gibson notary on October 8 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Bethea
J.B. Gibson
L. S. Notary Public
S. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. W. Nickels
Due Paosws
Buckner
W. S. Floyd
Watkins & Moore
Henderson N. C
J. P. Taylor Tech. Co
Rogers
Bowers
Dillon Herald
Morris Fass
Department Store
Nobby
Howard
Lion Brand
Sweet Orr
Morris Fall Department Store
Bank of Dillon
L. C. Braddy CO
Nina Alford McCormac
Louise
L. C. Braddy Company
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