Local Notices Roundup Mixes Marriages Deaths and Ads
Mixed Lancaster area notices report a Tuesday marriage of J. B. Mackoreil and Miss Minnie Christenbury in Derita and Marvin, several visitors and guests in town, a cholera infant death of 8 month old Mabel Ligon, property for sale on Elm Street, a lost gold locket, and local visiting relatives. Also listed are a county election for cotton weighers, a quiet wedding of Lene Amos to Daniel Tillman, a North Carolina to Lancaster travel party, church meetings, a Woodman picnic in Van Wyck, Confederate cannon ball display from Fort Mill for a local monument project, and notes on local schooling and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BD. W. Stover
Rock Hall
R. Li. Dick
Concord
N. Y
W. C. Carpenter
Elm Street
Carter
J. EB. White
Fort Mill
Virginia Green
Zoe White
Junie Green
Tina
Lene Amos
Daniel J. ‘Tillman
Chalmers Fraser
D. D
J.T. Amos
Old Point Comfort
Washington
Cheraw
8. C
Seaboard
Amos
Lancaster
Lanecaster
News and Courier
Samuel White
Capt White
Mr G W Cauthen Rescues Stranded Mules in Creek
Mr G W Cauthen nearly lost a pair of fine mules in Dry Creek last Wednesday afternoon when the animals bogged in quicksand and mud at an old ford. He held one mule’s head above water until help arrived from his brother Joe A Cauthen neighbor W T Vanlaodingham and other helpers. The mules were freed by prying and lifting them out. one mule was badly crippled in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G W Cauthen
Geo. W. Cautthen
Dry Creek
Joe
A. Caothen
W T Vanlaodingham
Pleasant Hill Church Pro Meeting Schedule Noted
The Pleasant Hill Methodist Church announces a protracted meeting starting Thursday the 17th. The Fort Mill charge holds its third quarterly conference at Pleasant Hill next weekend with Presiding Elder Mendors aiding. Local residents Mr and Mrs O Heath and daughter Helen visit Pleasant Valley while Mae Pettus recovers from appendicitis. Mrs J W Hall receives eye treatment at Dr Pryor’s sanitarium in Chester. Hon O W Potts, hospitalized in Charlotte, shows improvement and plans to return home soon. Mrs Barber remains ill. Mr FP Potts is named high school principal at Parksville, S C and plans to depart for September’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Mill
Pleasant Hill Methodist Church
Pleasant Hill Church
Mendors
O. W. Potts
Charlotte
Murder case ends as defendant released on bond
Police say Ceanted Duth of Kershaw confessed to the fatal stabbing of Mr. Thomas Ciator last week. The court set bail at 200 dollars with attorney J. D. Blakeney and R. E. Wylie for the State. The obituary notes the death of a grandmother with many relatives and a funeral with mournful verses and subscription appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kershaw
Thomas Ciatow
Corning
J. D. Blakeney
Weg
R.E. Wylie Esq
Reed
Tla
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Wee Kid
Lozal Matte
Wantol
J. B. Mackoreil
Mack Christenbury
Derita
Minnie Christenbury
Marvin
Esa D. i
James F. Helms
RLF
Mr. Louie Gregory of
Margaret Hoke
Waycross
Bessie Hoke
Catawba
Margaret Frew
Rock Hill
W. B. Knight
Mabel
Wim Ligon
Martin Davis
N.C
Poovey
Clover Oil and Paint Co
Cleveland, O
Geo. W. Pittman
Dones X Roads
BE. F. Griffith
Statesville, N. C
Gilla Creek A. R. P
W. D. Gamble
Wildwood
Fla
Maggie Hood
Allie Hood
Florida
Board of County Commissioners
J. F. Nishot
A. L. Mobley
Heath Springs
G. ¥. Cook
Daniel
oMional
Minnie
Hattie
Pearl Miller
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Paul Pressley
Fairfield County
Greenwood County
Bradley
Due West
Woodman
van Wyck
Congressimn Finley
Lou
J. Hamel
Foster Woodcraft
Pleasant Valley News
J. W. Hall
Dr Pryors Sanitarium
Chester
Tits Aidey
Owe
Grewal
Marcaror Sopett
Ange
Natil
Mes
Col Jdames
Mary A. Horton
Kershaw County
Grandin
Bane of Love
Chase Elaitron
Tours
Gabriel
Watertown
Feeder and
Condeuser
Liddell Band Press
Hagins
Elgin
Winship
Jstle
W.T. Gregory
J. A. Sfyatt
van Wyek
S.C
Treasury Department
Washington, C
National Banks
County of
South Carolina
United States
L. Thomas P. Kane
First National Bank of Lancaster
Owl Carolina
United Staten
T. S. Kane
Cali
Wiilliams-Diaughes Oo
Sir Cla
JB Mackorell
New York
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SHO Ciitlion Yscet
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