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The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1902

Page

3

Local Haps In Lancaster Area From late 1902 items

Fergusys Elgin visits the city for the first time since illness. Mr. and Mrs. Sims wed by J. N. Estridge. J. M. Steadman to preach to youth. F. P. U. meets biweekly. Mrs. J. E. Meeham visits. Two shootings noted near town during possum hunt. Stores to close for Thanksgiving. Quarantine after smallpox scare near Kershaw. Pythian Knights banquet in Kershaw with toasts and Gov. Heyward letter.

Pelan Wriniams Hucius Fergusys

Obituary notices from Zion and Flat Creek churches

Mrs. Margaret Ann Evans wife of Newton Evans of the Zion neighborhood died after a long illness at about age 36 leaving four children. She was a member of Zion Methodist church and was buried in the church yard after services by Rev. Murphy. Eliza Parker wife of Zack Parker of Flat Creek died Wednesday Nov 17 1902 at about age 30 leaving three children. She was a member of Flat Creek Baptist church and was buried there. Mr. Parker and a child were ill with fever.

Margaret Ann Evans Newton Evans Zion Zion Methodist Church Murphy Eliza Parker J. H. Gardner Zack Parker Flat Creek

Death of Robert A. Billings

Our townsman Robert A. Billings died yesterday morning about 6 o clock after months of illness. He was about 36, survived by his wife Bertha and four children, youngest two weeks old. A former fancy grocer, he belonged to F P U N U Jr O U A M and served as a church member. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with Rev J M Steadman. burial in town cemetery. Community sympathy extends to his widow and children. Also noted Rev W C Faile died at his home near Taxabaw after a short fever. he leaves a widow and three children. burial at Blackmon graveyard near Taxabaw.

Robert A. Billings K G. Billinge Bertha Hacket N. U Methodist Church Evebody Bob Billings Will J. M. Steadman W. C. Faile Camden Kershaw Mr. Faile Taxabaw Blackmon Burying Grount Mason

Magistrate Court Reports Lively Week In Caskey Court

In Magistrate Caskey's court this week Moore Dunlap was sentenced to 30 days or 15 include with 4 concealed weapons for assault and battery. Bill Crockett faced the same offence with 10 dollars or 30 days. Will Alsobrooks received 30 days in each of two assault and battery cases. Tom and Pat McKenna drew 30 days each or five dollars apiece for disorderly conduct on the public highway. Mr J B Oates died near Rock Hill aged about 73. father of Rev J L Oates, pastor of Hickory Grove and Smyrna Associate Reformed churches.

Moore Dunlap Bill Crockett Will Alsobrooks Tom and Pat McKenna J. B. Oates Rock Hill China

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