Town Sketches by JOHN BEASLEY
Hiram William a famed local character indulges a thirst and clings to money, sparking a tale of the blind tiger era. Col Byers, famed Cleveland county raconteur, entertains with impossible yarns while street talk and local notes fill a page of light village lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram William
Darkey
Sykes
Dickens
Hetty Green
Hiram
Sympton
Tiger
Illiam
Leo Ewin
Byers
Col. Byers
Inn- Hooper
Mr Byers
Cleveland County
Piedmont North Carolina
Charlotte Observer
Mke
Bilby
Amos Owen
Cournze
Mr. Byers
Mwe
Frank Benton
M. Waller
Mr. Martin
Street life and vacant lots spawn grass and cows
Citizens debate street conditions as a judge appears distant while a thick yard could emerge on Monroe Street. The note mentions mud on shoes, a humorous aside about a dope counter, and reports contributions to the Empty Stocking Fund including Mrs. D. A. Houston and Charlotte Hottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simp
Bunk Lemmond
Monroe
D. A. Houston
Allon Truden
Harlotte Hottom
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LEE & Lee Company
J. E. Preslar
P. O
Farmers & Merchants Bank
M. K. Lee
C. B. Adams
John Beasley
Deacon
Howie
Pageland
Phil Whitley
Paseland
Atray
Doc
Secrest
Tien
Nash
Clayton Laney
E.G. Faust
Hart Houston
Windsor Street
Listn
Hemby’s
New York
California
A. G. Hemby
General Mercandise
Landspord — Sae AG
Florida
T. P. Redwine
Hart, Schaffer & Mary
Hamilton-Liles Co
Just
J.C. Smith Company