Local Matters and Community Notices From York County
Local notes from Kershaw and surrounding towns. church meetings set for Wednesday at 6 30 p m and union services to be led by Dr Boldridge at AJRPL church Sunday. Obituaries elders and families listed. Miss Mabel Bruce returns home from Heath Springs and Kershaw visits. Several healthcare and travel updates including Rev J M White and Rev Branson reports.
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AJRPL
J. A. Boldridge
Mabel Bruce
Heath Springs
Kershaw
Two Deaths In One House Holt Sail Indeed It Is
Two young children died in rapid succession at the home of Mr. and Mrs. RLM McCrory. Albert Lave infant son aged about six months died of cholera infantum after six days illness. Reachie Mobley aged eight years, lingering with bronchitis, died days later. Revs Boldridge and Steadman conducted the home funerals. The community offers sympathy to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lave
RLM
Orory
Reachie Mobley
Boldridge Sod
J. M. Steadman
McCrory
Theas
Death of Harvey J Faile at Flat Creek
Harvey J Faile died at his home near Flat Creek last Saturday about 1 a.m. after a two week illness from typhoid fever. He was about 42, survived by a widow and four or five children. Son of J Thos Faile and brother of John Raile Benj Faile, Mrs T A McManus, Mrs James Faile and Mrs J E McManus. A Baptist member and respected citizen. He had worked on the State constabulary force. Interment was in the family burying ground near John C Blackmon’s Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey J. Faile
Flat Creek
J. Thos
Faile
John, Raile
Benj. F. Faile
T. A. McManus
James Faile
J. E
Death of Lancaster Cotton Mill operative Langley in Chester
Mr W R Langley an Lancaster Cotton Mill operative died in Chester early Saturday after an operation for a bladder ailment. Taken to Dr Pryor Thursday, the procedure could not save him as the bladder burst and mortification set in. He was about 32, survived by his wife and four children, with burial held Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Rolit Langley
Lancaster
Chester
West Point Cadetship Winners Named by Yorkville Enquirer
The competitive exam panel reported Calhoun An crum of Camden as first, John R. Ashe of Yorkville second, and W. S. Chaplin of Rock Hill third for the West Point cadetship. In other news, Baptist ladies announce Fourth of July celebration at Col T Y Williams' grove with a 7:30 balloon ascension and fireworks, inviting all children, free seals, and assorted ice treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Calhoun Ancrum
Camden
John R. Ashe
Yorkville
W. S. Chaplin
Rock Hill
Yorkville Enquirer
Col
T. Y. Williams
Cone
TerPay Offer Promises Free Home and Farm Access Year Ahead
A TerPay promotion offers a free Home and Farm subscription for one year if customers pay their subservition in advance. The deal emphasizes prepaid access and extended service, presenting a straightforward incentive for upfront payment.
Stores All to Close on Friday in Lancaster Area
Town of Lancaster merchants sign an agreement to close stores on Friday next. Drug stores will follow Sunday hours. Aron Williams granted bail of 188500. bond posted by S. W. Heath, R. L. Brickman, L. Hough, W. K. Williams. Williams released, represented by W. D. Framatham and EB. D. Blakeney. Camden Chronicle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Wilyath
AN P Bolis
Rovern
Aldvivl
Aron Willian
Bob
Blakeney
M. L. Smith
Williams
W. Heath
R. L. Brickman
L. ©. Hough
W. K Williams
Kershaw
W. D. ‘Frantham
EB. D. Blakeney
Camden Chronicle
Lightning Strikes Two Stores in Westville and DeKalb
A storm last Thursday night struck Messrs. R. L. Bell in Westville and J. E. Creed in DeKalb, burning both buildings and preventing any salvage. Bell suffered about $4000 in stock losses, Creed about $2000, with only around $1000 insured. The post offices at both towns were housed in these same structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
R. L. Bell
Westville
J. E. Creed
DeKalb
Mr. Bell
Mr. Creed
Enacle
Kershaw
Farmers Institute at Dixie Invites All To July 23
The Dixie Farmers Institute on July 23 features Clemson College speakers starting at 10 am. A basket picnic will follow. All professions and county residents are urged to attend for education and enjoyment. Committees for decoration and arrangements are listed with local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Dixie
Clemson College
W.G A. Porter
Will Alsobrooks Captured After Pond Rescue at Haile Mine
Will Alsobrooks, described as a negro desperado, was captured at Haile Gold Mine last Tuesday by officers T. L. Ingram and J. C. Hough for general disorderliness. Rescued from the mine pond after officers waded out, he was sent to the chain gang for 90 days by Magistrate Cauthon. Also noted is a summer school for colored teachers of the county at the Noriential and Industrial Institute starting July 23, led by C. W. Davis of Hartsville, inviting county teachers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Alsobrooks
Haile
Ainee
T. L. Ingram
J.C. Hough
Cauthon
Kershaw
Norienal and Industrial Institute
C. W. Davis
Hartsville
Van Wyck Items and Local Happenings in Brief
The Ledger notes seasonal crops look good and winds last Thursday damaged fruit trees. Local residents attend district events, visits from relatives, ice cream socials, and social calls around Van Wyck. Several residents travel to Matthews and Oglesby while others report improvements after injuries.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Eczema Relief
Between your children and the tortures of itching and burning skin diseases Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is advertised as earth’s greatest healer. It claims to cure ulcers fever sores salt rheum cuts burns and rashes and is offered for 25 cents at Crawford Bros and J F Mackey Co’s drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Earth
Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackey Co
Notice to Trespassers on Gills Creek Lands 1902
Public notice from W A Blakeney posted June 10 1902 warnings against trespassing on 72 acre tract in Gills Creek township 44 miles east of Lancaster bordered by D A Fonderburk Rev G W Gardner and J Wylie Porter law will be rigidly enforced against all trespassers on land in question located in Lancaster area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gills Creek Township
Lancaster
D. A. Fonderburk
G. W. Gardner
J. Wylie Porter
W. A. Blakeney
For Sale Milkcow Herd And Calves Exchange Offer
Advertises dairy cows with young calves for sale or exchange for dry cattle by J. M. Hood. Substantial annual price noted as $150 per annum. Includes farm livestock trade proposition and contact cue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hood
Southern Trains Schedule Connects Rails at Towns
Daily operated trains Nos 382 33 34 35 11 14 13 14 15 and 1 link Marion Blacksburg Yorkville Rock Hill Catawba Jet Lancaster Camden with Southern Railway lines. Connections at Marion Blacksburg Yorkville Rock Hill Catawba Jet and Camden join Norfolk Western ACL L&N and other routes for Chattanooga Gastonia Monroe Charleston and more.
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Southern
Marion
Southern Ry
Chattanooga
Asheville
Blacksburg
No. IL
Atlanta
Greenville
Sparetanburg
Yorkville
O & NW
Yorky Ie
Gastopia
Levott Wih
Rock Hill
Chester
Columbia
Monroe
Lancaster
Camden
Charleston
Bumter
Florence
Darlington
Wilmington
Nomunern
Sumter
Routhern
Trai
Kingaville Whiteh Arives
the & Q
Attatawha
Stuek
Heh
Tein No
Lewehig Aponae
Patty Ty Redichs
Soutitiound
Rutherford
Hoorletta
Shelby
Patterson
Hickory Grove
Orkville
Rock Hill Catawba
Riverside
Heath Springs
Akriv Blacksbury
Jeaves Blacksburg
Patterson Spy
Shelly
Henrietta
Borest Chiyany
Rutherfore
Thermal City
Gaffney Branch
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Raleigh Stover
Methodist Church
Ladies Par- Image Aid Society
Levi Adans
Bear Creek
Wylie Plantation
Arthur Tillman
Charlotte
Charles E. Carter
Coke W. Carter
Capt. MecCrorey
James Russell
Boston
Mass
A. L. Thomson
W. ©. Thomson
Leroy Hipson
J. Walter Simpson
Ronal
Lancaster Bible Society
Waxhaw
J. W. Westerlund
Westerlund
Rock Hill Herald
J. M. White
Lancaster County
Thomas McGill
King’s Creek
Unity
8. M. Scott
Rock Hill District
The
Blackaburg
Duncan
Deis Gates
J. M. Riddle
B. F. Miller
R. S. Beckham
Moessra J. W. Hamel
Dan Kirkley
H. H. Horton
J.T. L. Stover
Alec Carter
Able Funderburk
R. J H. Sap
Rev
AON. Branson
Bran
Son
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Ella Mackey
Colunthia
Mr. J. ‘Ty Mackey
J. N. Sowell
Bio Children
Chesterfield Counties
South Carolina Military Academy
John M. Beaty
R. ‘Tr. Beaty
Heb
Citadel
John J.mckeown
Dr. McKeown
Fort Lawn
Pleasant Valley School
Leitner Shurley
D. K. Hall
Sec. of Board of Trustees
Fort Mill
Judson W. Hasseltine
Daisy Belle Cauthen
T. Cauthen
Kershaw Methodist Episcopal Church
Hasseltine
Kershaw B and M. Co
Tirzah Church
T. B. Nisbet
M. J. Perry
Bel Nance
Margaret Clinton Simril
Simtil
York
M. Johnson
Perry
Mrs. Nance
Harvey J Faille
W R Langey
Bire
the Ledger
Farmers’ Institute At
Institute
C. L. McManus
J. O. Porter
John H. Steele
T.S. Riddle
H. C. Steele
W. G. A. Porter
Skespt
Kowell
Cascureta
Wwe
Dal
van Wyck
Mr. Borrow
Nas
Surily
O. Strickland
J. E. Strickland
J. N. Hardin
Edna Hyatt
Avnice McFadden
Ethel Hyatt
Hattie May Glasscock
J. A. Hyatt
Famiily
Emnie Fudge
Brown Meladden
Edn Hyatt
John McManus
Matthews
N. C
I. J. McManus
Cecil Yoder
C. E. Yoder
Oglesby
J. M. Smith
Waxton
J.B. Stephenson
Charslotte
J. W. Bates
J. L. Tillman, Sr
Newell
Dilos
OM. Kurtz
Jones St
Sioux City
Candy Cathartic Slate
Maton Remedy Company
Stobag Cinta OU
We Grove
Gattney
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