Remembering Lexington Past Hotel and Harman Family Lore
Uncle Josh recollects Lexington long ago focusing on the Harman home and hotel site. He details the Harman family, the Harman Hotel built by Mayer, later owned by Reuben Harman, the court square offices, post office, and notable lawyers and officials who frequented the area, plus local life, churches, and community events from the Civil War era through postwar years. He also notes the era’s commerce, the Dutch oven kitchen, and the evolving town scene with schools, roads, and public notices toward a broader portrait of the town’s history.
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Josh
Lexington
T. P. Meetze
Main Street
D. Harman
Reuben Harman
M. M. Harman
Harman Hotel
Sherman bursed_ A&R
Luirst
Dublin
Noah F. Corley
Reu‘ben Harman
Mary Simmons
Simmons
Court House
Simmon
Scottie Rawl
Godfrey M. Harman
Pauline L. Boozer
Clementine Day
Batimore
Childre
Harman
Ife
Marion D
Godfrey M. Reuben Harmar
J. Mosenehman
Caughman
County Home
Messrs
Frank
George
Jas.ness
Messrs. Coughman
Dr. Simmons
Batesburg Figures Highlight Local Education and Legal Figures
Batesburg on June 5 reports Col. J. H. Frick former Steedman school principal from Chapin visiting town. The Steedman session closed with a successful graduating class and notable student progress. J. H. Fowles, a leading Columbia lawyer, attended on legal business. Prof. Oscar D. Seay, Lexington native long based in Columbia, mingled with Batesburg residents.
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Batesburg
J. H. Frick
Chapin
Steedman
J. H. Fowles
Columbia Bat
Oscar D. Seay
Lexington County
Columbia
Seay
Fashion Mistake Sparks Lighthearted Debate
In playful banter, one character urges focus on loftier matters while another admits to letting a dressmaker choose clothing. The exchange highlights social quirks and humor over style priorities.
Thornton's Easy Teether Promoted for Infant Relief
Advert appears to tout Thornton's Easy Teether as a remedy for fretfulness fever colic and stomach issues in babies. A Georgia J.P. endorses the product claiming it eased his infant's distress without a doctor since birth.
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C. Tally
Dr. Thornton
Cullen Wright
J.P. Af Ga
Rey
Hurnton
Easy Teether
Ely
Snes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Caughman & Basket
Pringle
Sim Fair
Newberry
Solcitor
O'Niel
O’rian
Jones
Johnston
Mary Y._Harth
Bradford
Charlton E. Leaphart
Samuel J. Leaphart
Frank George
Wateringford
General Green
Nezzie Crout
Lexinton
Ascension
I. M. Hallman
Leesville
S. R. Kyzer
Gilbert
Sidney Lewis
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Novia Kyzer
L. A. Howard
A. L
B. W. Kyzer
S. R.kyzer
Peli
Emma Timmons
Near Boiling Springs
N. B. Wagard
Farris
Carrie Lou Kirkland
Boiling Springs
Misses
Ruth Hall
A. L. Kirkland
T. H. Timmons
H. A
Mrs. Howard
Carrie Lou
Lottie Mae Kirkland
John E. Kyzer
Pelion
Pond Branch M. E
J. Russell Wright
L. H. Wright
Batesburg-Leesville
Summerland College
Tory
E. P. Jones
Virginia
The
American Legion
Gillette
Isle OF Palms
S. C
Good Orly
Charleston
Fort Moultrie
Sullivan's Island
Southern Railway System
Chas. L. Sligh Florist
Main St
Columbia, §. C
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Elmgren
Optometrist
Optician
Hampton Street
5. C
Avery AN Jeweler
S.C
Cardus
Callison & Barr
8. C
Pene Hall
Hall
Nature
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Gealers
W. Boozer
Bronilana Cash Gro
New Brook Bargie Drug Store
Chapin, S.C
Sweesinger & Son Cha L. P. Fos
Urape
Rice B. Harn J
R. Lanford
Julian Sharpe
Swansea
Edmunds
Cortright
Lorick Bros
Columbia, S.C