Local notices and social updates from Lancaster county
A compilation of short items records visits and travels of residents including Miss Pearl Miller, Mrs L P Roddey, and Mr John E Haire, with society notes on weddings, illness, and church events. Also listed are sales, advertisements, and farm notices, plus death of Mrs Emily Fudge and local lodge activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LH Pardue
Atlanta
Messrs
W. T. Williams
L. C. Harrison
Grand Lodge
Char—eston
Accidental Shooting Fatal Wound Near Town
Wyatt Hughes, a colored man, was accidentally shot in the abdomen and likely fatally wounded at the Erwin place four miles west of town on Monday night. Frank Aller, colored, fired the pistol while the pair were loading it, handing it back after Hughes inserted a cartridge. The unloaded pistol was snapped again by Allen, causing the fatal injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt Hughes
Erwin
Frank Aller
Allen
Hughes
Hughe
Lookout for This Mule From Primus Premises
Notice seeks information about a stray gray mare mule about 7 years old left near Primus. Owner TP Small offers compensation for information leading to recovery. Dated Dec 9, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primus
Farmers to Organize Lancaster County Meetings Set
A notice from Geo. W. Jones and L. McManus announces county wide farmer organization meetings in Belair Van Wyck Hopewell Tradeville White Bluff Pleasant Hill Carmel and Lancaster from 15th to 23rd with enrollment and election of a president secretary and three delegates for the Lancaster county convention on the 23rd in Lancaster. The organizers may be present to explain the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Belair
van Wyck
Hopewell
Tradeaville
White Bluff
Pleasant Hill
Carmel
Lancaster
Smallpox Epidemic Deepens in South Carolina
Governor Heyward reports widespread smallpox concerns across eastern counties with a virulent strain in several regions. The State Board of Health, funded by an appropriation, urges vaccination as the main defense, noting rapid transmission and calls for public turnout at vaccination points statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heyward
State Board of Health
James Evans
Florence
Resolutions Endorsing Rev W H Hodges at Lancaster Station
Members of the M E Church South at Lancaster Station South Carolina express appreciation for Rev W H Hodges two years of ministerial work. If the bishop approves and he desires to return, he will be welcome. Resolutions publish in county papers and copies sent to Hodges and the district Presiding Elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H Hodges
OC Whop
J C Counts
Marion Rogers
E Tneoipseed
J M Riddle
J W Hamel
Darlington
South Carolina
ME Church South
Bishop Wilson
Baltimore
J. M. Hood
M.E. Church
Lancaster Station
S.C
W. H. Hodges
Bro. Hodges
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.M Weite
Jolly
Gills Reck
Plowant Mill
Pearl Miller Hae
J.P. Hackney
Charlotte
L. P. Roddey
K. J. Mackerell
Yorkville
Ernest Moore
John E Haire
Gainsville
Bernard Weisenfeld
Req
Baltimore, Md
Ralph Foster
5C College
Mire
Lettie Stewart
Woman’s Magazine
Atlanta, Ga
KS Stewart
University of North Carolina
C M Hardin
This Place
Misa Ida Steele
J M Steele
Unity Section
Wylie
Court House
Confederate Monument Fund
Bennett's Grocery
R&d Tillman
Emily Fudge
W P Caskey
Southern Depot
J. 3. Wilson
Columbia
Rock Hill
S.N Watson
Hazel Witherspoon
W T Williams
Leroy Davidson
WK Stewart
Lewis King
Foley
Jones Roads
McCardell Place
Roward
W. P. Bennett
County
Cauthen
Comptroller Generals
W T Morris
J H Boldridge
Wm F Mothershed
Miss Winney Morris
J R Mothershed
Fudge
WD Fudge
Chester County
RH Massey
Yiz
Rah Fudge
Rhh Massey
Furman Jordan
Elbethel
Methodist Church
Cartonria
Alia
Friendship School
Lesslie’s
R P Sullivan
C. L. McManus
Geo. W. Jones
L. McManus
Eorror
Governor's Office
Rev
Elliott & Crawford
Gore & Sowell
Purebasi & Public
Cerry and Brede
B. Hackorell
Yqusbands
Confort
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