At Mackerell's and local notices mix of events
The column records a mix of small-town notices. Fire damaged a tenant house near Heath Springs and its occupant Bird Duncan lost belongings. Obituaries note Antonio Trursdel dying of pneumonia. Various local appointments, marriages, and a school concert are reported along with minor accidents, lawsuits, and jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RK. B. Mackey
Heath Springs
Bird Duncan
Cel
Nanonio Trursdel
J. A. Bridges
Ten Nights in a Bar Room at Tabernacle School
Tabernacle school students present Ten Nights in a Bar Room on Friday night February 19. Admission adults 15 cents children 10 cents. Proceeds go to the school library. Cast includes Romaine Gav Carnes Sample Swibel Chas Fun derburk Joe Morgan Chas Rowell Mrs Morgan Dessie Stewart Mary Morgan Carrie Fund erburk Simeon Slade Barney Stewart Meritable Cartwright Myrtle Fund erburk Frank Slade Jim Plyler Willie Hammond Duncan Rowell Harvey Green Simeon Piy ler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Heath Springs High School
Springs B. & W Co
Thorn
Tabernacle School
Joe Morgan
Chas. Rowell
Mrs. Morgan
Dessie Stewart, Mary Morgan
Carrie Funderburk
Funderburk
Frank Slade
Jim Plyler
Willie Hammond
Duncan Rowell
Harvey Green
Simeon Piyler
Local Notables Lose Two Citizens in Tragic Week
Col W A McCorkle former York county probate judge dies at home in Yorkville aged about 70. Rath Fr M Dicklin’s six month old daughter dies after illness. El Helton former city resident dies suddenly in Fort Mill heart enlargement. Bodies laid to rest with Masonic and Woodman honors in Laurelwood. Helton survived by wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peath
Wi ateCorkie
W. A. McCorkie
Paul G. MecCorkle
Yorkville
S. C. Regt
York County
Tie
EL. Helton
Fort Mill
Dru
Kirkpatrick
Thompson
Messrs
MG. Bryant
A. J. Evans
W. G. Duncan
W. H. Hope
Walnut Camp
Helton
Lancaster County
Laurelwood Cemetery
Woodman
War The Ledger Calls Township Boards to Tighten Tax Canvass
A historical notice urges township boards of equalization to study property classes especially horses mules and cattle and to assess all property at 60 percent of cash value. It asks for longer canvassing time and stronger county board participation to rectify overratings seen in some townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War the Ledger
Township Boards of Equalization
Cook
Gold giveaway contest at The Ledger offer
The Ledger advertises a three month promotion by J B Mackerell offering $35 in gold for a bean jar guessing contest. For each dollar of goods purchased buyers receive four guesses, with the nearest guess winning $20 in gold, second nearest $10, and third $5. Subscribe to The Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Mackerell
Fragmented reminiscence of a concert night with Patti
The account recalls a performance by Patti with vivid detail. The narrator describes her striking appearance with red hair and a sparkling blue dress. The scene notes enthusiastic audience reaction and praise for her Italian songs and a sweet English number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atianut
Lewis Avlilea Patti
Mall of
Getter
Opposing Immigration Bill Discussion Cites Precedent Statutes
In a Wednesday night session Mr Potts argued against the measure by citing four statutes aimed at preventing the new one's removal from the system. He noted the inconsistency of jailing immigration agents who try to welcome newcomers. The point drew emphasis on reform and lawfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Funderburk
Dudley
S. C
J. B. Eubanks
Monroe Enquirer
J. W. Howie
Pleasant Grove
Howie
J. F. McManus
Tradesville
Southern Railway
T. GC. Hicks
Fishing Creek
Yorkville
Lando
W. D. Chambers
C. M.cooper
T. D. Pressley
Mr. Chambers
Richburg
Potts
Efe
Japan's Talipendent Spirit Refuses War Aid Offers
Lt Gora reports Washington that Japan will reject proposals for war funds offers from Americans. The government expresses deep gratitude for sympathy. Also reports on a shooting conviction, a fatal railroad accident, a forged bank note arrest, and bail set for two men charged with a murder at a Union County festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toi
Gora Talkehis Tay ‘le Digits Iy Washinton
Hig Pticity
Japan
Silas Lyles
John Davis
Will Eubanks
Union
Tafeta Silks Offer and Prices At Special Rate
Advertising fragment promotes Tafeta Silks described as very heavy and strong with superior quality. It lists a premium per yard price of 8150 and a special price of 65 cents per yard for two tiffetas in all colors, highlighting value and variety for buyers.
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Mallars
Mackerell’s
J. M. Hood
J. C. Edwards
Bascomville
J. M. Stewart
J. W. Bates
van Wyck
Bechiller
Chisaga
Audtorium
Southern Lyceum Bureau
Therchillers
Austin Clanton
Addison
S. N. Watson
Jno
Hammond
Nannie Blackmon
John
Charles Roach
Haile
Cor. News and Courier
EC. Ingram
Eva Shute
Monroe Ust
J. ©. Rowe
Miss Shute
John Shute
Lancaster
BH. M. Haliman
Dolly
Athens
Georgia
Waxhaw Enterprise
Adv
J. B. Mackerell
Stinies
Er. Strait
Ccantoorei
Tabernacle
Simeon Slade
Barney Stew
Little Rath Hickin
Rath
Mra
Fr. M. Dlicklin
Chester Lantern
Melton
Talipendent
Fl M. Eubanks
J.B. Wilhelm
Moneco
Sligh Borgs
Seneva
J. R. Hall
Spartanburg
Mansfeld
Lia
AMBRS
Uranua Company
A. Cook
Ls Matineet
Saw Mil
Gies Columoin
Golk Ban auTrah
Cintillea
Cherry & Co
Prat
Rutledge
J. B. Vackorell
Tony
Fuaranteed
Tafeta
E. E. Cloud
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