Local social notes and wedding announces from Wilmington
Birmingham guest visits and city social rounds include Miss Lucy Bradshaw in Wallace and Miss Bessie Temple visiting Fayetteville. The Robbins Riggs wedding at Pearsall Memorial Church featured Rev Koelling and a Lohengrin procession with notable attendees. Local notices mention Red Cross workrooms hours and community events at First Presbyterian youth evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Yopp
Florence Alderman
W. C. Robbins
Catherine .Smith
Barbarah Derocott
Charlotte
M. H. Longfellows
Red Cross St
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Christian Handeavor Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Abbie Chadbourne Hall
Local residents embark for southern visits
Mr. James Cotroukis left yesterday for Florence South Carolina to spend several days with friends. Mr. Lenox Cooper son of Senator W B Cooper and Mr. Baxter Rogers son of L B Rogers left this morning for Charleston South Carolina where they will enter the Citadel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Cobb
Duplin County
N. G. Shaw
Nom
Front Street
Carlyle Faison
LeRoy
Washington, D. C
Rev. G. Emanuelson
Lookout
N. Baxley
Grace Street
Chicago
Rebekah
Odd Fellows Hall
David DeVane
Mae Landen
Jessie Mercer
Lucile Moore
Rebecca *Green
Georgia Green
S. F. Garrison
James Cotroukis
Florence
S. C
Lenox Cooper
W. B. Cooper
Baxter Rogers
L. B. Rogers
Asheville
Charleston
Citadel
Progress Report On Fifth Annual Corn Show
Maj. Joseph W. Little states strong progress in organizing the fifth annual corn show across ten county fair territory. Brunswick County officials plan to advertise the event with their own fair, boosting turnout and publicity. Local newspapers and managers anticipate Wilmington hosting a large audience, with broad regional support and calls of “our fair.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Little
Sy Rantics
Little
Brunswick County
Jackson Johnson
Winnabow
W. B. Pace
Brunswick
Wilmington
Real Estate Dials Deeds Filed for Record
Deeds filed in the register of deeds office show New Hanover Transit Company transferring property in Carolina to R. F. Johnson for 100 dollars and other valuable considerations. Keystone Land and Lumber Company transfers 25 acres in Harnett township to L. I. Saunders for 100 dollars and other valuable considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of the Register of Deeds
New Hanover Transit Company
R. F. Johnson
Carolina
Keystone Land and Lumber Company
L. I. Saunders
Harnett Township
Recorder court adjusts warrants in multiple cases
Interese was killed in court as Andrew Brown, colored, saw a warrant changed from criminal assault on a small colored girl to assault on a female. Brown was convicted and fined ten dollars and costs. Nol pros was entered in D L Sidbury case for larceny. Buck Morris, white, reckless driving, case continued until the witness can appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faéén
Tnterese
Recorder’s Court
Andrew Brown
Brown
D. L. Sidbury
Buck Morris
Louise Price
Josephine
Morris
Solomon’s “Alley
D. M. Coleman
Price Twoman
Atlanta
United District
J. O. Carr
D. B., Philips
Secret Service
Price
Morris Girl
Dispatch
Morrist
Fall millinery showing postponed at Miss Alma Browns Parlor
Miss Alma Brown postpones her millinery opening due to delayed shipment of goods. The showing is rescheduled for next week with the day to be announced. She invites customers to wait for the carefully selected hat creations she plans to offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Brown
Miss Alma Brown
Firemen Institute Opens at Chamber of Commerce
The State Firemen's institute begins a two day session at the Chamber of Commerce with many cities represented. Papers are read. Colonel James R. Young, Raleigh Insurance Commissioner, attends. The Electrical Institute closed successfully yesterday and a Bijou theater showing of fire danger pictures is planned for 10 to 11 o'clock tomorrow with a business audience invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
State Firemen's Institute
James R. Young
Raleigh
Electrical Institute
Quebec cantilever bridge span work resumes
Stowly Lt reports resumed construction on the central span of the Quebec cantilever bridge. Two hoists operated within 28 minutes as engineers aim to speed the rate of progress on the project with rations in connection to the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowly
Associated I S
Quebec
Ferguson on Trial Refuses to Answer Questions
Governor James E. Ferguson appeared before the Senate in Austin and refused to answer questions, prompting a probe by the high court of impeachment. The proceedings focused on loaned funds and alleged improprieties as the case unfolds this September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergusen
Austin
James E. Ferguson
Senate “High Court of
Impescha
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R. C. Kelford
Birmingham, Ala
W. H. Rivenbark
Freeman
City
Lucy Bradshaw
Wallace
Fred Savage
Harnett, Street
Bessie Temple
Fayetteville
Madeline Hatcher
Winchester
Rena Smith
Frank Hewlett
Concord
F. M. Hewlett
Oolice
Kate Stuart
Southport
J. W. Harper
Louise McCarver
Tennie Luck
Mabel Trebing
Glen Cove
Long Island
H. S. Trott
Silisbury
Trott
Orange Street
BE. A. Armstrong
Fannie Lee
Donald Ray Parker
Ashton
Red Red Cross
Murchison National Bank
Maid of Honor
Ee Aia
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
R. S. ‘Holding
W. 8. Cannon
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Washington
New York
North Sevenith Street
Annie P. Pretlow
New Hanover County
Point Caswell
Waoitex
Coleman
H. R. Morris
Georgia Training School
Reformatory
Miss Morris
Stockholm
Soe
Williams Company
Amesbury
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