Auditors Notice and Local Notices
See Auditor's Notice. Cotten brought 12 on this market yesterday. For rent 4 room cottage apply to R. E. Wylie. Mrs. A. Osborne of Blacksburg visited friends here this week. Mr. and Mrs. John A. C Mason of Baltimore Md are here for a few weeks to enjoy the hunting season. Mrs. L A Rollings and children of Oakburnt spent several days there this week with Mrs. E. M. Croxton. Mr. E. J. Sims accompanied his son George Sima and family to Oklahoma last Tuesday. He expects to return in two or three months. Mr. Burrell Hunter of the Primus section killed a year old shoat last week netting 420 pounds of meat. Mrs. R A Dobson of her shaw is visiting her parents. Four weeks remain to pay taxes without penalty. The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge A F M South Carolina will assemble in Charleston next Tuesday. Letters remaining in Lancaster post office week ending Nov 7 1903 listed. Mrs Polly Catoe celebrated 80th birthday. Basket supper at Buford school house Saturday night proceeds to schoolhouse. Confederate Bazaar December 8 at Riddle building. Death of De Betts. Survivors of Twelfth Regiment mourn chaplain Rev D B Betts death near Richburg. Burial at Union churchyard. Court case: A B Ferguson loses railroad embezzlement suit. Dr R S Beckham paralytic stroke. condition critical. Jackson Lodge officers elected. installation planned December 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Sims
George Sima
Oklahoma
Burrell Hunter
R.A. Dobson
Hershaw
D. A. Williams
Ths Place
South Carolina
Masonic Temple
Charleston
Boon
Jackson Lodge
B. J. Witherspoon
W. M
W. T. Williams
J. M
Lancaster
Fettie McGee
Aura Thomason
Lee Mary McMarrry
R. E. West
William Campbell
Henry Balla
George Bolton
W. E. Fuarcron
Hugh Baker
Nathan Crockett
Belle Nance
P. M
Polly Catoe
Catoe
Kershaw
Buford School House
Minnis Steele
Mies Ona Fanderburk
Lula Walters
Carrie McManus
de Betts
Twelfth Regiment
D. B. Betts
Richburg
Chester County
Election of Officers at San tas or Camp W O W
At the regular meeting of Santa s or Camp W O W Thursday night new officers were elected for the ensuing term. J A Cook C C O M Hardin Adv L A J Clark Clerk B Y Funderbark Banker W T Blackmon Watchman A J Mc Minch Sentry C F Stoll Escort W B Culp N B Cousar and J Clark Robinson were named as Managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santas
Camp
J. A. Cook
C. C
0. M. Hardin
A. J. Clark
B. Y. Funderbark
W. T. Blackmon
A.J. McMinch
C. F. Stoll
W. B. Culp
N. B. Cousar
J. Clark Robinson
Oregon License for Drinkers Trial
Oregon experiments with required drinking licenses costing five dollars yearly. No service of drinks without the license. Biannual publication will reveal license holders to inform the public who is authorized to drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Deaths in Kershaw area report infant and adult losses
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Robertson died aged about 3 months at this place. Mr. Wm. Kennington, aged about 25, died Tuesday afternoon December, was the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Gev. F. Kennington of Zion M E B church. He leaves a widow. interment was at Zion. The family has lost three children in six months. The S C Annual Conference of the A M E Zion church will meet with the colored Methodist church of Kershaw this week, presided by Bishop J. W. Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Robertson
Sinceunty
Wm. Kengington
Hel
Gev. F. Kennington
Zion M. EB. Church
Zion
Will Kennington
Mra. Neely
S. C
A. M. &. Zion Church
Colored Methodist Church of
Kershaw
J. W. Hood
D. D
Bean jar guessing contest at J B Mackorell store
A jar filled with beans is on display at J B Mackorell's store. From now until September 25th, purchasers of at least one dollar worth of goods receive one guess. The closest guess to the bean count wins a $25 dinner set of 100 pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Mackorell
Flag and Bible presentation at Heath Springs school
Lancaster Council No 38 Jr O U A M will present a flag and Bible to Heath Springs School next Friday at about 10 a.m. The event, requested by Messrs J S Wilson A J McNinch and De J E Rutledge, invites public attendance. The new Bird Porter built school stands as a monument to local generosity and progressive spirit. Dowie, claiming Elijah status, is bankrupt and his assets are seized by law officers. It notes Devoe Paint claims fewer gallons, longer wear, and lower cost for home painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Council No. 38
Heath Springs
Monsrs
J. S. Wilson
A. J. McNinch
de. J. E. Rutledge
Bird & Porter
Underwear and Shirts Sale Listing
A brief ad lists men underwear and shirts with varied pricing. Includes mentions of fleece and wool under shirts, dress shirts, and discount figures though details are garbled. Indicates a department store or retailer promotion with focus on basic garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wurre
Vieanant Hill
Mackerell’s
Cotten
R. E. Wylie
John A. Cmason
Baltimore, Md
LA. Rollings
Oakburnt
E. M. Croxton
A. B. Ferguson
G. C. & N. Railroad
Antinges
Catawba River
Eaid Railroad Company
Yorkville
J. E. McDonald
Wilson & Wilson
Glenn & McCaw
Railroad Co
Col. Wilson
R. S. Beckham
Simon Beckham
Hurtaville
J. A. Beckham
Union
C. O. Beckham
Winnsboro
J. D. Parsons
Darlington
Jackson Lodge No. 53
Paul Moore
J. M. Stewart
J. W
T. S. Carter
M. S. Witherspoon
Becy
St. John’s
Dowie
Elijah
United States
Devoe Lead and Zinc
Wiley’s
T. Eugene Funderburk
Norfolk
Mens
E. E. Cloud
Genta Furnishings
McCardell & Allison Bros
R. Miles
Kalamazo
The
Grocery Inc
J.B. Mackorell
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