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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1904
Page
3
Fragmentary notice mentions Unity Isl ee Creel v Kanant Hill with two Sabbaths and a 4pm time slot. No clear action or location provided.
A collage of social visits, store ads, and public notices in Lan caster shows J M Hood and Mrs J P King visiting Marion North Carolina. N E Moore of Timmonsyville buys stock. Georgia Weeny visits I J Dabney. various local events include a casket supper at Hopewell school and a six day sale at Cloud Store.
The Township Boards of Assessors for Lancaster County will meet on the first Tuesday in March 194. They will canvass personal property returns to assess at market value. Any changes of $100 or more will be noted and mailed to the County Auditor so taxpayers may appear before the County Board of Equalization. The chairman is an ex officio member of the County Board. Returns ready to hand out Saturday 27th inst.
Sue Roy aged wife mother and neighbor died at her Redderk home Florida about three months ago. Born in South Carolina to Daniel M Tillman she moved with family to Florida and married M H Rou with five children three sons and two daughters. She joined the Methodist church early lived a Christian life and died as she lived. She leaves a devoted husband and four children with one daughter predeceased. John Lee Tullman Jr.
The Lancaster County Teachers Association will meet at the Lancaster graded school Saturday morning March 9th at eleven. The program includes Primary Language Work by Miss Jerusha Mitchel Etiquette in the School Room by Miss Eva Robinson The Relation Between Pupils and the Teacher by Miss Eloise Foster Libraries in the Public School by Supt. A C Rowell All county teachers are urged to attend and participate.
A notice advertises a jars of beans contest where each $1 of purchases over three months earns four guesses. Prizes award $20, $10, and $5 in gold to the nearest, second nearest, and third nearest counts respectively. Credited to J. B. Mackorell.
Executors order a $7 400 monument for the grave at Elmwood Cemetery Charlotte to be the costliest in North Carolina aside from the Vance Monument at Asheville.
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