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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1900
Page
3
Local Matters covers residents visiting relatives from Russell Place and Riverside, eclipse watchers from Kershaw, a May 21 birth in Pleasant Hill, church meetings, school notices, prize lists, and a family move. It notes letters, teacher applications, a labor contract arrest, religious services, a Welsh eclipse excursion, and upcoming commencements at the Lancaster Graded School.
An offer promotes a canning outfit with full instructions to preserve fruits and vegetables for ten dollars. Contact details point to Lancaster and the Ledger office for inquiries.
The Summer Normal School for Lancaster county teachers begins June 11, 1900 and runs four weeks. LT Baker of Lancaster and Miss Sarah Chandler of Spartanburg will lead. the County Board aids in supervision for teachers living outside Lancaster Graded School District. County Superintendent of Education. Serious accident to a little boy at Hallman’s lathe leaves him with a broken arm and dislocated shoulder. Dr. Sapp set the limb and he is reported to be improving.
The Lancaster postmaster role shifts from Joseph F Gregory after six years to Mrs Belle Nace, backed by John P Hunter and national figures Senators Tillman and McLaurin. Gregory supported by his daughter Annie. McKinley administration praised for liberal appointments amid party loyalties.
The board of trustees will meet on Thursday June 7 at 6:30 p.m. to appoint a principal and four assistant teachers for Lines ter graded school and a teacher of the factory Reboul. Applications may be addressed to PD Connor, Trustee.
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