Sem i Weekly 1 ca' Matters in Waxhaw area
Local notices report callers, land ads, a preacher’s Sunday sermon, school entries, real estate moves by WP Wigler, social events at Unity manse honoring Miss Jessie Beckham, carpenters at DF Helis residence, Crawford Bros moving drug store, a young man’s death from brain congestion, and letters advertised for the week ending Jan 12 1901 with multiple names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Manse
Jessie Beckham
Pleasant Will
Mary Perry
Sarah I Karnes
Miss Hilton
Elisabeth Sanders
James G Dowd
Patrick J Puhey
FE Rogers
Belle Nance
D. UN. Lancaster
Reverend Hugh W Heon Leaves Waxhaw Church
Reverend Hugh W Heon formerly pastor of the Waxhaw Presbyterian church for four years becomes assistant to Rev. De JW Stagg of Second Presbyterian in Charlotte NC. Dr JW White visited from Lancaster and mingled with friends. Rock Hill market reports show spot cotton around 9 to 10 cents, with improved cotton seed touted as superior and yielding high quality fiber in recent tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh W Heon
Bates
Cotton
Presbyterian Church of
Waxhaw
de JW Stagg
Second Presbyterian Church
Charlotte
N.C
Ren farm offers near Dwight residence with water and outbuildings
The Lancaster Mercantile Co advertises a large mule sale by Riddle of Dwight South Carolina. It notes a fine well water near a school house post office and church two miles away. It promises one hundred head of mules in three car lots plus a nice draft horse and favorable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe
Momeans
Senate
Dwight
RR Riddle
Dwight, S.C
Card of Thanks to Unity and Other Churches
A note of gratitude from Rev. J M and Mrs. ES White to Unity and other churches for surrendering their home last Tuesday. They express sincere thanks for the offerings of kindness and for what remains in hearts, pantry, and barn, invoking blessings for the charity shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity
Mapa
Caskey
Mises Dora Flynn
Mr. EE Boyce
Brethren of Unity
Christ
Rev
J M
ES White
Letter from Ack Snyder Describes Town Parlor Scene
A personal note recounts a visit to a town store and parlor with vivid slang and humor. The writer mentions a sugar and candy display, a handsome girl, a polite staff, and curious behavior as he warns about headaches from drinking. The tone is informal and nostalgic about a street scene.
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Daisy Huey
Rock Hill
Misses Hood
Ter JM Steadman
Mabel Bruce
Heath
Strait
Ant
Jones
Columba
WR Hutte
West Mand
Mrod OF
Clyburn
Feu
West End
DF Helis
Mr. Tallman
Crawford Bros
Mr. Crawford
Cunningham Hotel
J TR Marshal
Pleasant Hill
St. Luke ‘Thorsday
A. WP Wigler
Ele
Hunter
White Streat
Parker McMants
Pr Terian
Rewdu Wilson
Richburg
Catherine Neal
Urish Neal
Flat Creek
Columbia
State Hospital
Leis
Wm Black
South MeAlister
Ind
Ter
John Black
Loitian Territory
Mackorell Fountain
T R Langley
Meyers Porter & Threatt
Masonic
Davis
Enterprise
Zed Valandingham
Ned
Los
Mr. T PF Howie
Lancaster
Waxhaw Enterprise
T EH Stevenson
Jd E Mictanu
Slain Street
J W Ployd
South Carolina
PY Willian
M Eetridge
John A Stewman
Chester Wvednewdy Wight
Barney Lucas
Taxahaw
Crawford & Elliott
Thos Lucas
Taxabaw
Wadney
JW White
Lancafter
Wwe
Lana
Ain Street
Thair
Kandy
Ack Snyder
Pat Marl
Langley ~ Flynn
Oreotta
Rob WY Th
Horney A Lim
Asputteek
Pete Heey
Joe Fae
Wanyel
Gure
Heath Banking & Mercantile Co
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