Wedding Bells Ring at Elkwood Inn Keel Bynum Match
Miss Myrtle Keel of Wilson and Mr James Bynum of Moreton wed in the Elkwood Inn parlor with Mendelssohn procession and daisied decor. Guests and bridesmaids, a reception to follow at the groom’s mother’s home in Green County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
J. Keel
James S. Bynum
Wilson County
Moreton
Appie Bynum
Mendelssohn
Bruce Evans
Elkwood Inn
Myrtle Keel
Wilson
James Bynum
Miss Keel
T. E. Keel
Bynum
Ed Parrott
Kinston
Bettie Deans
Bert Smith
Mary Lewis
Farmville
Shade Wootten
LaGrange
Ada Fields
Ed Darden
Greene
Mary Turnage
Dongola
Ab Wooten
Pattie May
Will Bynum
Beulah Keel
J. C. Wooten
Rocky Mount
Green Co
Fire at Roantree and Penick’s Store on Tarboro Street
Saturday night at 11 45 a blaze hit Roantree and Penick’s dry goods store on Tarboro Street. Responding companies controlled the fire, much stock damaged or moved to the street, ceiling scorched, and hats and suits burned. Stock valued over 5000 with 1000 insurance. building lightly damaged, owned by Henry Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gvoods
Roantres & Penick
Tarboro Street
Henry Morris
Messrs. Rountree & Penick
Model Judge Dossey Battle Charges Grand Jury in Wilson
In the Eastern District criminal court at Wilson Judge Battle promptly presided with Solicitor Larry Moore present. The Grand Jury list included Earnest Deans as foreman along with H B Williams J D Williams J L Bailey T M Anderson and others. The judge stressed clear duties and the seriousness of deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Astern
Wilson
Dossey Battle
Larry I. Moore
Earnest Deans
H. B. Williams
J. D. Williams
J. L. Bailey
T. M. Anderson
Thomas Ethridge
J. A. Farmer
B. D. Bullock
Benajah Ferrell
J. W. W. Mathews
J. H. Renfrow
L. P. Woodard
James Bass
W. H. Pearson
L. T. Raper
G. R. Wigstead
E. A. High
A. Nadal
Ernest Deans
Judge Battle
A Complimentary Picnic for Miss Beth Dagget Visitors
A charming picnic at Barnes' mill Tuesday hosted by several young men for Miss Beth Dagget of Wilmington visiting Miss Fannie Brodie. Chaperoned by Mrs. J. T. McCraw and Mrs. Nettie Clark. A railroad wreck at Contem Creek Bridge delayed north and southbound trains after a freight car derailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes’ Mill
Beth Dagget
Wilmington
Fannie Brodie
J. T. McCraw
Nettie Clark
Contem Creek Bridge
Southern Railway
Unclaimed Letters in Wilson Post Office 1899 List
A historical notice lists unclaimed letters in Wilson North Carolina on June 13 and June 20 1899. Names include R E Betton Rena Brown Jennie Berguson W C Finch Mary Gilles Joseph Hagans Ira Lewis and others. The June 20 list adds Adkins Lonnie Cook Agnes Cooper Henry Barnes Jerry Nora Davis Eunice Farmer Maggie Hall Ador Ham Abram Heart Lithie Hines Andrew Knight Della Lind say Richard etc. The notice shows mail awaiting pickup at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
N. C
R. E. Betton
Rena Brown
Jennie Berguson
W C Finch
Mary Gilles
Joseph Hagans
Ira Lewis
Mark Moody
Tonnie Parker
Stroud Supply Co
Waterbury
S P Watson
William Wilson
Adkins
Lonnie
Cook
Agnes
Cooper
Henry
Barnes
Jerry
Davis
Nora
Farmer
Eunice
Hall
Maggie
Ham
Ador
Hamborn
Abram
Heart
Lithie
Hines
R B
Johnson
Andrew
Knight
Della
Lindsay
Richard
John Dew
Mitchell
Avery
Pains
Mollie
Parker
P S
Polk
Louise
Proster
Luthie
Richardson
W R
Robbins
Miss Ida
Taylor
Miss Nancy
Louis
Woodard
Wooten
Tax For Good Roads In Wilson Township
Wilson County commissioners met on Tuesday and approved a road improvement tax. Citizens petitioned for funds, and the board ordered a 16 cent levy on real and personal property and a 30 cent poll tax within Wilson township to finance better roads across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Wilson County
Wilson Township
Three Fail Navy Entrance Exam Passes
In Washington on June 21 Bagley Gridley and Busbee were three candidates who failed to pass the examination for admission to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bagley
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Gridley
Busbee
Baseball Park Under Construction Progressing Smoothly
Work at the new baseball park proceeds with first class preparations. W. I. Skinner and E. T. Peoples oversee a grand stand being built for visitor comfort at games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. W. I. Skinner
E. T. Peoples
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E. P. Mangum
Iva Deans
Mangum
Hightoners
J. D. Bullock
Asheville
Bullock
Royal Arch
Wilson Fire Department
Iman
McFarland
Watson Rehouse
Meland
Tocco
Tfe
Oxford Orphan Asylum
Masons of
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Masons
St. John‘s Day
J. Hi. Mills
W. R. Cox
Washington, D. C
HH. Bheatman
Henderson
Asylum Grove
Oxford
North Carolina State Sunday School Association
Interdenominational
Methodist
State Association
J. W. Bryan
Hood
Roantrie & Penick
Meayy
Rah Criminal Court
Dossey Gauthe
Thunderbolt
J. M. Leath
Prop
NASA and Goldsbero
Sts
Gollar
Chicate
Igh Geads
Sarver
Rolebuck & ‘Co. Tiec
Tata
Stare
Ami
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Teat Nadal
Aria
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