Remembering Lexington and old friends in Richland
A Lexington memories letter from J. Breton Shealy recalls county leaders like Judge George S. Drafts and Dick Addy, noting bonds formed during 1882 to 1886 while praising local kindness. The notice also reports community health updates, baptisms at Pleasant Hill, and visits among area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Rock
8. C
Aus
Richland County
Lexington
George S. Drafts
Dick" Addy
Lexington County
J. Breton Shealy
RAT-SNAP guaranteed rodent killer ad
No more rats or mice after RAT-SNAP. A sure rodent killer with guaranteed results. Cats and dogs ignore it and it leaves no smell. Available in 35c, 65c, and 1.25$ sizes for homes, farms, and buildings. Sold by Lexington Pharmacy and Harmon Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Pharmacy and
Harmon Drug Co
Gudcken
Lexington Pharmac
Uns shaken Testimony for Deans Kidney Pills in Lexington
Mrs. R. F. Powell of Main Street Lexington testifies that Deans Kidney Pills relieved her backache fatigue headaches and blurred vision after three to four boxes with long lasting results. She notes continued satisfaction four years later and still recommends the product from Harmon Drug Co Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY price 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Lexington
R. F. Powell
Main St
Harmon Drug Co
Powell Hadi Foster-Milburn
Buffalo
August Home Demonstration Meetings Schedule
The August schedule lists county and club meetings for home demonstration groups led by Annie Caughman. Activities include biscuit, pickles, junket cream, salads, sewing, yeast breads, milk and egg cookery, and fairs across multiple clubs with totals for consultations, meetings, attendance, letters, bulletins, and miles traveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill
Charter Oak
Liberty Hill
Saxe-Gotha
Summit
Lewins
Boiling Springs
Barnwell County
Pine View
Pond
Midway
Newburg
Richland County
St. John's Cooking
Pleasant Hill notices and local greetings in Leesville area
Residents from Leesville Route 7 visit relatives in Pleasant Hill including Mrs Capus Burnett Miss Mertice Hallman and Erskie Derrick and Taylor families. Sunday gatherings include preaching at Pleasant Hill at 11 and Sunday school at 4. A jury anecdote about a married man facing female jurors is noted.
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Capus Burnett
Mertice Hallman
Erskie
Leesville
Pleasant Hill
Marion Derrick
Simpson Taylor
Shepherd
J. Z. Taylor
Kinnie Black
Perry Anderson
Tom Anderson
Would Be More Popular Miss Oldgins and Miss Young
A fragmentary dialogue suggests a personal romance theme. Miss Oldgins contemplates a love story based on her experiences while Miss Young urges a happier ending. The exchange hints at literary or social discussion rather than a news event.
Shiloh Dots Social Notes Vary With Hot Weather
Local column records social visits and ill health among residents. Mrs. W P Keisler and Mrs J A Keisler visit Leo Eating Sun day morning who is very ill. Ethel Price stays with cousin Minnie Keisler. Walter Kleckley and Henry Keisler host visits. Ruby Kleckley Gabon Sease dine with Walter Rawl. Edith and Gladys Long visit Minnie Keistler. Luther Kleckley and family spend weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Keisler
J. A. Keisler
Leo
Ethel Price
Minnie Keisler
Ruby Kleckley
Gabon, Sease
Walter Rawl
Edith
Gladys Long
Minnie Keistler
Luther Kleckleypent
Social visits and cotton season pleasantries noted
The passage records multiple Sunday and Saturday gatherings among the Rawl Keisler Long and Shealy families including Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Rawl with Jrammy and Maude Keisler and Thelma Kleckley, Lizzie and Viola Rawl, Ruth Shealy, Dowley Long, Glenn Leaphart, George Long, Modie Harmon and Louise Long, and P. C. Keister. J. A. Keisler plans to pick cotton soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Rawl
Jrammy
Maude
Lethia Keisler
Thelma Kleckley
Lizzie
Viola Rawl
Ruth Shealy
Mr. Dowley Long
Edith
Gladys Long
Glenn Leaphart
George Long
Modie Harmon
Litle
Louise
Mrs. Colle
Walter Shealy
P. C. Keister
J. H. Long
Summit
Eunice
Mina Rawl
J. A. Keisler
Cardus Helped Regain Strength
Paint Rock Alabama narrative recounts a woman’s recovery after three years bedridden. She credits Cardus with restoring appetite sleep and strength and says she was near death before taking six bottles. The account cites Cardulm as a long used tonic for women and urges readers to try it.
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Paint Rock
Ala
Mra
C. M. Stegall
Here
Cardus
Droggista
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Orm
Gradie Craps
Edgar Price
Julian Taylor
Cobb Taylor
Dorothee Holman
Augusta
W. A. Shepherd
Roof Kelly
Dottie Shiry
Columbia
Frank Kelly
Lawrence Taylor
Callie Taylor
Willie Derrick
Mack
Sharp
Oak Grove
Atttendance
Annie C
Caughman, County Home Demonstration Agt
Miss Young
Shiloh
Walter Kleckley
Mrs
Henry Keisler
Dodson
Calomel
Sanitary Cafe
Main Street
Columbia, S. C
Chas. L. Sligh
Flomist
Main &T
DR. O’neill
Carolina Bk
Frank Kneece
Batesburg, S. C
Drs. Boozer
B. J. Wingard
Attorney AT Law No
Clark Daw Building
Taw Range Telephone
Columbia, S.C
Bertha Schraner
S. C
Hunt
Ria
Harmon Drug Company
Elmgren
Hampton St. Columbia, S. C
The
Home National Bank
Federal Reserve Association
Caughman & Sox
Postoffice
Lexington, 5. C
Co. Coulton
Optometrist
Alabama
Bombard
Ron Works & Supply Co
Zene Ford
Palmetto National Bank
W. A. Clark
T. S. Bryan
Carolina National Bank of Columbia Jos
M. Bell
Jno
D. Bell
Asst
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