Reverend J M Whith to July and first Sabbath
A jumble of local notes recalls appointments, obits, marriages, lost items, and business news from Lancaster area. Rev J B Mitek visits Fort Mill. Helt Clyburn dies. Mason Brunson tours. a nail incident injures Julius Hegler. a marriage occurs Jan 29 1905. a boy’s overcoat is lost near RJ Flynn’s. a white tenant sought for a small farm. a monument for Mrs Esther P White is erected. Dr J H Thornwell’s condition improves. mention of local bonds for refunding county debt. details on dynamite at a saw mill and uncalled letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Tompkins
Dry Creek
A. J. McNineb
Lancaster
Esther P. White
Fort Mill
Schoolhouse and Hall Burned in Crescent Fire
Crescent in Spartanburg County suffered total loss when a schoolhouse and Magonic hall burned yesterday. The blaze is believed to have started from a spark from the stove chimney, dropping onto the roof and consuming the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
Crescent
Farmers Await 10 Cent Cotton Hope, Soldier Tale Says
A Greenville News item quotes a citizen recalling a city return with talk of limited cotton holdings by farmers and their wait for 10 cents a pound, likening the view to that of an old soldier friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cation
Thorne
Greenvilla News
Lancaster Building and Loan Association Disbands
The Lancaster Building and Loan Association winds up after stockholders resolutions. Heavy taxes last year precipitated its downfall, ending a period that helped local young men save modest sums and funded new cottages, adding to town property. The long decline ends with a sense of regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster 8
Lancaster Building and Loan Association
de. Funet
Lancaster Chapter Daughters of Confederacy Officers Reelect
Lancaster Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy held its regular meeting Thursday afternoon and unanimously reelected officers led by Mrs Ira B Janes as president and Miss Annie W yer kjioon as first vice president. The tribute to late member Harriet Jones was adopted and dinner plans were set to aid the monument fund, which totals over 800 dollars, with deposits at the Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UDC
Lancaster
Confederacy
Ira B Janes
Annie W Yer
Kjioon
Myra Leroy Springs
JT Green
LU Foster
McCardell
Harriet Jones
Fire destroys barn and stock near Edgewood Harmony
A fire Monday evening consumed a barn and stables of J.A. Thomas between Edgewood and Harmony. Three mules valued at $600 or more died in the flames along with vehicles and feed. The blaze started from a lime barrel in the barn, leaving a loss exceeding $1,000 with no insurance. The Rock Hill Journal reports the incident and notes the financial impact on the farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.A. Thomas
Edgewoor
Harmony
Rock Hill Journal
Farmers Demand Ten Cents for Cotton in Stand-Off
A purchasing agent urged a farmer to sell cotton for ten cents, the farmer insisted that price is market high. The agent balked, noting Greenville county offers less, while the farmer vowed to keep the sixty bales and timber-cutting nearby threatens to cover the cotton. The exchange ends with the farmer inviting further talk once a fair price is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Night fires, deaths, and gift from Vanderbilt in one report
A Charleston area column reports multiple incidents including a Richbarre farm fire blamed on faulty wiring, the death of Mr George P Ashley in a work car accident at Wavekliffe, Tenn, and M A Brawdy killed at Green Pond while returning from a funeral. It also notes Vanderbilt’s charitable gift of $50 after a railroad fire near Bethune and a tragic laudanum poisoning death of Miss Minnie Hutto in Blackville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iken
George P. Ashley
W. J. Oliver & Co
Wavekliffe
Tenn
Green Pond
M. A. Brawdy
Beaufort County
Fast Mail
Bethune
Seadboard
Florida Limited
Vanderbilt
John McLouzan
McGougan
Blackville
Minnie Hutto
Miss Hutto
the Baptist Church
Sallie Hartzog
L. F. Bonner
Unreadable OCR Note Near Keeseville Describes Health Travel
Fragmentary item notes a man near Keeseville with health issues after a long journey. The text is garbled but mentions Joby and a person named Brights, with inconclusive dates and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joby
Keesville A
Bvenine
Man
Notice summary of 1905 subscription books event
Notice records a 1905 meeting in Maitin 5 WP Bonnett at a grocery store in Tarrietor. Names Bonnett, Bennatt, and related corporate entities appear among attendees and signatories. The fragmentary text indicates official actions by a state secretary and local stakeholding parties in a community subscription effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hough
Bennett Grocery Co
Secretary of State
Grovery
Moaigy
Thary
Maitin
Bonnett
Tareietor
Beagety
Bonnewi
Bennatt
Corpumitons
Unclear OCR fragment on Davis Muidives Dunlap practice
Fragmentary OCR text references Davis Dunlap and others with unclear place and date. No coherent event or action can be determined from the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nwe
Pione Davis Muidives
Dunlap Wiivets
Latieos
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. M. Whith
Gilly Rek
J B Mitek, DD
Col Springs
Helt Clyburn
Mason Brunson
The
News and Courier
Julius Hegler
W V Hegler
Antioch
LJ Perry
George Kennington
Battie Blackmon
J M Pardue
Crenshaw
Jany Let
RJ Flynn
Creek Post Office
LS Elliott
J. H. Thornwell
the Ledger
Atlanta Journal
Messrs. H.& L. A. Robertson
Pleasant Hill
James Terry Carter
W I Bradley
J F Taylor
McCullough
J L ‘McGuirt
WB Fonderburk
Ellis Graydon
Joseph F Perry
Elmes Williams
Tom Hough
Mesdames RO Jones
Mary Watts
Emma Bell
Agnes
Fonderburk
J D McGuirt
Alica Lonng
Miss Nine Crawford
Misa Elmer Young
MC Gardner
WB Bruce
Lancaster County
Choraw & Chester
Hanover National Bank
New York City
Messrs Sessongoud & Meyer
Bers
WJ Cunningham
Edward Dunlap Cunningham
Fort Bayard
New Mexico
Cunningham
Philippines
San Antonio
Texas
Boeing
Boerne
Arizona
Phuraday
Edward Quaningham
Spain
Goa
United States
Agohbey
Government
Columbia Record
Columbia State
Pit
AR Riciburg
Chester
William Key
Richbare
Koy
P. Ashley
MR. Vander
Bilt
White Good Sale
Gina Walle
Mat Ao Lars
Masonic
Avery
Wuelbues
Ape
Cosy
JS. B. Ni
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