Local notices and obituaries from Lancaster county
Numerous short items report births marriages and local events. J B Mackorell hosts sewing machines and business ads. Roddey visiting Yorkville. J Murray Porter ill brother at Mineral Springs. Rev Counts preaches on child training. stump speeches, library drives, and school meetings noted. Tragic death of child James McCurdell on a bicycle accident. deaths of Leonard S Porter and extended Lancaster community news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Counts
Lancaster Circnut
Methodist Church
J. B. Mackerell
Local political clubs list officers and delegates in brief
The document records election of presidents secretaries and officers for Hopewell Tradeville and other clubs. It lists delegates to county and state conventions, names committee members and alternates, and notes executive committee formations across multiple local groups. Names include T. R Langley J. A. Cook W. P. Caskey W. G. Porter and J. M. Green among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gis Creek
Y. Williams
Dibh J. Poster
John A. Cook
Canucy
J. A. Filliatt
Wiliams
C.D. Jones
M.S. Witherspoon
Lc. Lazwoby
D . Williams
L. M. Olybuta
G. F. Gregory
We T. Gregory
J.P. Hunter
Leroy Springs
J T. Green
John A. Gook
W.i Moore
Biliott
W. C. Hough
J. Hunter
Moo. Billinga
Wo C. Jauthen
H.R McManus
M. P. Crawford
Jt. R. Riddle
J. Hy Poster
P. Horton
R. B. Allison
W. P. Caskey
N. B. Gonsar
G. W. Phillips
Harper WP
Stogner
Geo
W. Jones
J. Tf. Tunter
W. G. Cauthen
Jones
L. Blackmon
Riddle
James Minley
Laney Whitaker
James Lane
R. GL
Usher
Sulivan
J. D. Flynn
Tradeville Cla
Confederate Veterans Camp Meeting and Daughters of the Confederacy Actions
To Confederate Veterans All members of Camp Lancaster No. 1186 will meet at that courthouse May 10 1904 at 11 a m. Every veteran who has had his name enrolled in this Camp is requested to be here and answer to roll call. Delegates to the Re union at Charleston DC and Nashville Tenn are to be elected dues paid and Creases of Honor distributed by the Daughters of the Confederacy to those who have applied and not prior received them. By order of Br Witherspoon Commander Camp J F Stawman Ady t A commission has been issued to the Lynches River Tramway company of Chesterfield county J HL Driggs and J M Jackson of McBoy are the corporators. The road will be built to tap lumber lands from Miller's siding of the Charlotte Monroe and Columbia railway in Jefferson township Chesterfield county into Buff alo township of Kershaw about seven miles in length Privilege is asked of increasing the length to ten miles if desired The State
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Charleston
D.C
Nashville
Br. Witherspoon
Camp
J. FE. Stawman
Ady't
Lynches River Tramn— Way Company
Chesterfield County
J. HL. Driggs
J. M. Jackson
McBoy
Miller’s Siding
Charlotte, Monroe,and Columbia Railway
Jefferson Township
Chesterged County
Buffaio Township
Kershaw
Notice Of Final Discharge In South Carolina Probate
Notice that on April 1901 the executor R J Rollingy seeks final discharge and settlement of the estate of Willie dita ten re turn in Doncaster County South Carolina. The Probate Court is advised to grant the discharge and close the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Re
Willie
County of
Doncaster
State of
South Carolina
Heath Springs News Evicts The Ledger Item Review
Heath Springs April 25 1904 report notes a school lecture last Friday draw great audience with proceeds near one dollar. Farmers discouraged by cotton outlook. Remains of little Me Lucius Bell of Riverside interred at Salem cemetery after train tragedy. J Crool visited Cayley South Carolina on business. Hanging Rock Lodge K of P ranks conferred. James Bridges buys Fr Miller property and plans a large mercantile soon. John Bell returned from Greenville as grand jury witness in U S court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Iast
Elc
Hin
Evictor Ledger
Pearce
Lucius ‘Bell
Riverside
Salem Cemetery
J. Crool
Cunley, BS. C
Hanging Rock Lodge
K. of
Cnn
James Bridges
Miller
Billy Ereet
John Bell
Greenville
D. C
U. S
Lawley
Heath Springs
Croft and Maytiel Tare Likely to Row Over
The State 26th inst in the second district primary reports T G Croft with a large plurality but short of a majority. Totals show Croft 5165 with Mayfield Williams and Patterson trailing. 8758 needed for a majority, Croft short by 106. Votes remain uncounted in Barnwell Salil Hampton and Aiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Croft
G. Mayfield L. J, Williams
J. O. Patterson
Mr. Croft
Barnwell
Salil
Hampton
Aiken
Fragmentary OCR Note From An Airport Corridor
Unclear text fragment mentions a person or event with stray names and places. The readable bits reference a city or locale and a specific time phrase, but most details are illegible, preventing a fuller summary or identification of participants or outcome.
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Som
Unity
Gills Creek
Pleasant Hill
Ipom
Sylary Mackorell
J. B. Mackorell
Lovick
W. ‘S Ballard
T. A. Dabney
John Stewart
Wright
J. Murray Porter
Mineral Springs
N. C
Andrew J. Gregory
Furman
A. ©. Hammond
Camden
B. J. Witherspoon
James Taylor
Bride of
James McCurdell
Ethel Vanlandinghan
Concord
Baily
Union
Davis
McCurdell
Lancaster County
Ledger
Rock Hill
State Council
Lancaster Cotton Mills
Lancaster Station
J. M. Riddle
L. C. Lazenby
Messrs
W. P. Beandit
W. M. Reed
Devoe
Ross Elfott
Bride of Alexandria
Cade
Maj
Ido
Bank of Jacksonville
Ala
Fob W. Hawk
Coosa Mtg. Co
Piedmont
OB. Skipper
Silo
Crescent
Wi!alse
Dno
W. Elliott
Durham Cawthen
Tremont
Fort Scott
Kunsay
St. Louis
Missouri
Canthen
Cauthen
Oakhurst
Rich Fill
Antioch
Tabernacle
Supt
Nf Education Rowell
Lancaster County Teachers’ Association
Henry Martin
C Rowell
Leonard S Poctor
Elmi
Leonard Sr. Porter
Board of Stewards
Pnowman
L. S. Porter
Dixie
James D. Caskey
Mary Jane Marshall
W. K. Marshall
W. Reese Porter
Walter Stewman
Chas. Robertson
Ernest Hinson
Maggie
Louella Porter
John W. A
J Wylie
J. N. Porter
B. Fr. Haile
Porter
St. Luke
Elis
Mr. Counts
BGT Ees
R. J. Rollingy
Croft and
Maytiel Tare
W. Eblaney
Cullé
Panderburk Pharma
Eli Street
Ollice Plone
Lis
Wolieen
Atea
Rossieetfully Cherry & Co
US Business
Caifornia
Sybody
Nusreprestat
Nike
Ede
I, H
Cloud
Ivon
Silusco
Funderburk Pharmacy
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