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Newspaper
The Dispatch News
Location
Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
5
Public notice lists multiple 1922 real estate sales in Lexington and Swansea counties. Descriptions include parcels near Columbia, Arthurs, and Platt Springs Township. Purchasers pay cash or installments with bonds and mortgages. sale days are the first Monday in January next.
Charlotte A Lorick sues Mildred Marguerite Torick and others in Lexington to sell at public auction the 29¼ acre Fork Township parcel bounded by Lorick and neighbors and the Old Haet Theater seven acre tract, with cash terms and deductions for defendant Lorick’s dwelling rights, under EFIRD & CARROLL on December 12, 1922.
Clerk's sale by C M Efird as treasurer proceeds from a court order. Auctions at Lexington Court House first Monday in January. First tract contains 81.25 acres bounded by Keisler Gunter Perry Smith and Perry Smith. deeds recorded in Deed Book 3-P and 3-F. Second tract contains 350 acres in Boiling Springs Township Lexing County.
North boundary by C lands, east by W Keisler, south by T C Smith, and Crout lands. It covers the same tract conveyed to J Newton Fowles by deed in Clerk’s office Deed Book U-U page 15. Sale terms cash with purchaser paying counting fees. Mortgage by Federal Land Bank of Columbia 8. Co. under note 192%. Transcriber note.
Court proceedings list multiple land parcels to be sold at public auction in Lexington County South Carolina. The sale includes 75 acres in Bull Swamp Township and additional tracts totaling about 68 acres, with various boundaries tied to D J Knotts lands. Terms require cash on purchase and installments with interest.
The document details two land tracts in Lexington County near Lexington on the Columbia Augusta State Highway. The first tract covers 62.75 acres, bounded by the highway on the north, D B Rawl lands to the east, Early Davis to the south, and Rawl/Wheeler lands to the west. The second tract contains 23.25 acres, adjoining Emanuel M Taylor on the south and east, David Taylor estate lands on the north, Anna Koon on the south, and Keisler and Ballington on the west.
Bank of Western Carolina files a case against P. J. Ballington seeking sale of a two acre Lexington County land parcel at public auction during legal hours. The property is bounded north and east by E M Taylor lands, south by S D Keisler lands, and west by P C lands.
Comic play promises laughs as Mary Ann Casey performs shimmy dancing and Patrick exposes a diamond smuggling ring among society figures. Irish humor mixes with a French he dressmaker Bolshev Maid and janitor. Postponed due to illness. date and cast to be announced.
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