The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, February 24, 1914, Image 3
The Pageland Journal
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February 24,1914 i
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Local News
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Mr. H, M. Simpson has opened
up a livery business in the stables
recently vacated by Mr. F.
dmitn.
A bill to add two more mem
bers to the school board of Pageland
district was passed by the
legislature last week.
Mr. Coit M. Graves, formerly
of Pageland, who lv^s been in
^ Wilwood Fla. for- several
months, has entered Massey business
college at Jacksonville Fla.
Mr. A. W. Funderburk, who
has served the town for more
than a year as policeman, has
resigned and will farm this year.
Mr. R. P. Whitmore has been
elected to succeed him.
Mr. Zeb Long has sold his dray
wagon to Mr. A. G. Anderson,
and Mr. W. J. Blakeney has
bought the Pageland Mercantile
dray, thus giving us two public
drays.
J Thirty years ago last Thursday
night, Februaiy 19. 1894. de
I structive cyclones swept over
parts of Union county, wounding
many persons and destroying
thousands of dollars worth of
property.
Miss Wincey Horn died at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Harrison
Ragsdale, near Plains, last Saturday
and was buried at Plains
Sunday. She was 12 years old,
L and had been sick with measles
only a few dgys.
EH Mr. J. H. Gulledge, of Ruby,
has moved to Florence, S. C.,
where he expects to farm during
the summer months and run his
^^^B saw mill during the winter. He
says he will plant part of his
HBH crop .this year in tobacco.
ME' trl V1 rrtiir " li l Mr. ,
H.Taney last Friday morning,
"1 got my cufflink.*' Just a 10cent
adv. in onr business local
j^HH column did it. Try one' if you i
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Iuavc auj iiiin^ )uu aun i wain,
or want anything you don't
have.
Mr. Robt. Mangum, son of Mr.
John Mangum of route one, and
Miss Laura Miles/, daughter of
Mr. James MilesAwere married
last night about 7 o'clock at the
home of Mr. Solomon Jordon by
Rev. J. A. MeGraw. This is a
[popular young couple with many
[friends to wish them happiness.
' There will tje a joint meeting of
the teachers and trustees of the
, county at Cheraw next Saturdviv,
Eebruary 28th. Special sched*
[ules on the railroads and free
[entertainment while in Cheraw,
[says Supt. Rouse, fcnd he urges
Levery teacher and trustee krbe
present.
f Mr. G. C. Deese, better known
Lis "Dock," and Miss Beatrice
Lowery, were married by Rev.
p. M. Sullivan at his home Sun
laay.. evening about 8:30. Mr.
KDeese is a son of Mr. John H.
IDeese, of Lanes Creek township,
End is well known here. Mrs.
E)eese is a daughter of Mrs.
IlIarfforpt T Au;nri' Ttincn
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eople deserve the respect and
lest wishes of their many friends.
iA small child of Mr. and Mrs.
trier Whitley's, of Buford townkip,
died Thursday afternoon
hortly after taking a capsule
liven by Mr. Whitney. The
mid was about two years old
ynd was able to be carried about,
uie capsule was given and in a
nv minutes the child was dead.
Ms believed that the capsule got
nto the wind pipe and cut off
he child's breath.
Sue Timmons, an aged color|i
woman, was burned to death
^her cabin near Guess last
fcpesday afternoon. The
and its contents were
and as she lived alone
HE knows how the fire start
nHBt.charrcd remains were
from the ashes,
did'nt deem an
H|^^H^^H^H>sary. Those living
I^^^^^^^^^^Kedto the scene
smoke,
service.
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Mr. S. I. Evans is opening a
grocery store in tbe small room
on the corner of 1'earl and McGregor
streets
Sunday was George Washing
ton's birthday, and Monday was
observed as a legal holiday by
the postmasters and rural carriers
At a stockholders' meeting last
Tuesday the Pageland Mercantile
company was reorganized
with the following officers: R.
H. Blakeney, pres ; J. E. King,
vice pres.; J. Monroe Railings,
sec.; S. W. Watts, mgr. The
stockholders since the reorgani
zation are W. J Blakenev, ?foe
M. Railings, J. A. Mills, J. A.
Turner and the officers mentioned
above.
Mungo Brothers have bought
Mr. G. M. Rodgers' stock of
merchandise and have enlarged
their store so that both rooms of
the building are now used by
them. This gives them twice
no rnunK fl/-*/x?? nrvr*r*??
no nuui a^atc <11111 tili'Y
are now better prepared to take
care of their growing trade. Mr.
Rodgers, who is magistrate for
this township, has purchased an
interest in the telephone exchange
here and will devote part
of his time to it,
John Edgeworth, a negro
about 40 years old, died alone in
his cabin near Crowburk last
Thursday morning and was
found dead by other negroes in
a few hours after his death. He
had been sick some time and
had been at the home of some of
is people about a mile away,
but a few da3rs before his death
he was carried home and left
alone. He had to get his own
wood, and pneumonia was con
tracted, which resulted in his
death. His brother spent the
night with him before he died in
the morning, and said he seemed
better. Dr. Eubanks examined
the body and found no evidences
of foul play, and no inquest was
held.
v Personals
Mr. Robt. Turner, of Columbia,
spent a few hours at home
here Saturday. He has been
suffering with a nasal trouble,
but is improving.
Mr. David Simpson, of Columbia,
spent Sunday at the home
of his mother, Mrs. A. M. Simpson.
Mrs. U. F. Moore, spent Sun
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uay vvnn relatives at Mt Urog
han.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Parker
spent a day or two in Columbia
last week.
Mr T. Wi Roper and mother,
Mrs. P. G- Alston, of Clio, are
visiting at the homes of Ii. G.
and W. McCall.
Mr. C. L, Gulledge, is spend
ing a day or two in Columbia.
Mrs. L. J. Watford, returnet
Friday from a visit of severa
^ays in Lydia.
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and at Mt. Croghan Fri- .
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Will be in Pageland Wednesday, j
Thursday and Friday of each weelr.
Office in rear of Mangum's Drug Store
Hanna & Hunley 1
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We have just installed some ol
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We have had ccnsiderabletye
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MJS1NESS LOCALS
Wanted?A one horse tenant, will
urnish stock or will Tent for sure rout,
ood land. 11. F. Smith.
Eight ?cents a pound for hens, at
^ D. E. Clark&Co. '
Wanted?.Fresh milk cow, with sectnd
or third calf. R. H. Garland. <
wood?When you want wood of any '
si ml see or call. R. F. Smith,
'ure?Hog Lard at, D. K. Clark&Co.
?or Sale?or Rent. A good o room
lwelling in western part of town, two
ots, good barn and good well of water.
iec R. F. Smith.
?ash&doors; We have added to our
ine sash and doors, will be glad to serve
iOu. l'ageland Hardware Co.
"or Sale. 2 cheap mules. W. O. TuckLT.
Wanted?Customers for genuine Maine
;row 11 "Red Bliss" seed Irish potatoes.
I). E. Clark & Co The quality cash
tore.
for Rent, 3-horse farm 3 miles north of
Pagoland. Will furnish pair of good
nules or will sell and rent for sure rent.
iV. II. Mangum. 24-2pd
For Rent Cheap ?4-room house
ivith 3 lots on Cedar stieet. J. A.
\rant._ n_c
Sarrel and keg molasses, the verybest.
S II Lancy.
Wanted?Tenant for one or two-horse
farm; good house and plenty of land
hat will make bale of cotton to the acre
see J. T. or D. F. Little. 23n-c
For Rent.?One, two or three horse
fi'rm near Pageland. Good landf good
Miildings. J. F. or C. W. Porter.
Cash is what we pay for eggs at the ate
of 18c per dozen. D. E. Clark & Co.
For Sale?Cotton seed hulls delivered
in quantities from 100 to 1,000 pounds
it 60c per hundred. Phone Cash Grocery
Store. Watt Gregory.
Eflgs?yes, sir, we are still paying 18c
n cash for them. D. K. Clark & Go.
Cotton Seed?My King's Improved
cotton seed for planting are ready for
I el i very. If you want some of them,
come now. J. A. Aran:.
Red Bliss Seed Irish Potatoes at 40c
a peck D. K. Clark & Co.
Seed Irish Potatoes?Red Bliss
and Cobblers at Cash Grocery Store.
Notice?If all persons owing me store
accounts will settle at on^c it will he
greaily appreciated. Those that do not
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Buy Your seed oats from C. L. Guiledge.
Pollock & Pegues
_ LAWYERS _
Club Building - - Cheraw, S. C.
One member of firm will be in
Pageland every Tuesday.
One egg separator |
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