The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 27, 1911, First Section, Image 1

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fr First Section. T W VOL XXV. , iiiyi h The Cruel Waves Claim m "m Lite or two unuaren A NOBLEY0UN6HER0 DEAD A Very Sad Occurrence Took Place at Myrtle Beach Last Thursday Which Cast a Deep Gloom Over tne Entire Community.?A Son of Mr R. B. Nichols Gave Up His Life to Save Those of His Sisters and Little Miss Annie Sessions. Mvrtle Beach was saddened last Thursday morning by the drowning of Richard Nichols, 18 years of age. ^ and Miss Annie Sessions about 14 years of age. The remains of Miss Sessions were brought over on the afternoon train anu the interment took place on the following day at ^ Lake Side Cemetery and those of Mr Nichols were interred in the fam ily burying ground at Cool Spring in the presence of a large crowd of sorrowing relatives and friends. ; Early on Thursday morning Miss Annie Sessions and her two smaller sisters, Julian Lewis a young lad and Maude Nichols were bathing in the surf. There was no grown people in with them it seems and none nearby at the time. It was low tide hut the sea was smoother than usual at that hour. The girls seemed to get beyond their depth and made out cry. Richard Nichols, a brother of Maude Nichols, was uot in the surf, but he saw the trouble of the I children and went in wild nisciotnes on to save them. He saved two young girls, and went back to get Miss Sessions but at this time he * / became exhausted and went down w himself, and when rescued was past * recovery. Mes.-rs J A Garran and J S Stanley also Goul Stevens a negro carpenter were at work on some new cottages on the beach and they all went as quickly as they could to render assistanee. Mr Garran brought Richard Nichols out by hard efforts. Ho could not bo revived. Goul ^ Stevens succeeded in saving the life of Maude Nichols. As to Annie Sessions, she was brought out by J S Stanley and Joe Sirkis, but too late to revive her, and it seems that she was already dead when rescued from the water. This unfortunate occurrence took place just before 9 o'clock. A message reached Conway quickf ly and Dr H H Burroughs was taken over to the beach in an automobile of H L Buck. Dr J S Dusenbury went over ou the special train which left here for the beach as soon as an engine could be obtained. Dr Scarborough was called from Burcol, Everything possible was done to bring the crowned childreu back to life but without success. Richard Nichols was the eldest t son of K u iN.cnois lie naa accepted a position withW Boyd Jones, | the omrchant at Justice, S, C., and was with a family party to spend a few days at the beach. Annie Sessions was a daughter of Mrs K G 9 ^ Sessions, and a lovable little girl. A number of piople in Conway, ; upon hearing the distressing news on Thursday morniug, went over to f the Beach on the special train. The bodies were met at the depot late in the day by a large number of r the associates and friends of the j dead. [' * I . Schedule on Steamer Carolina. | In efTect Monday, July 31: Leave Conway at 2 p. m., Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Returning f have Georgetown 1 p, m , Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, i . D lily round tri p at any time for 20 passengers or more. Fare for I round trip, 41 50. For further inform t on apply to r J M McKeithan, Manager \ ' Kill More Than Wild Beasts. The number of people killed yeari ly by wild beasts don't approach the vast number killed by disease < germs. No life is safe from their 1 attacks: They're in air, water, \ dust, even food, lint grand proj teotion is afforded by Electric Bitters, which destroy and expel these deadly disease germs from the system. That's why chills, fever and s ague, all malaria and many blood * diseases yield promptly to this wonf A derful blood purifier. Try them, ' and enj \y the glorious health and new strength they'll give you. Money back, if not satisfied. Only 50o at Norton Drug Co. If you want the highest prices for your tobacco go to see P. R. Causey, with Loris Tobacco Warehouse, who has had twenty five years experience in the tobacco business and now buys for one of the largest concerns in the ! world. Jthr RAILROAD REACHES SOUTHPORT. Last Spike Driven by President Z. W. Whitehead. A long distance telephone message from Mr J. C. Minus, chief engineer for tne Wilmington, Branswick & Soutbport Railroad, at an early hour this morning states that the last spike, completing the con- i struotion of the new railway line in- 1 to Southport was driven bv Pr6sident Z. W. Whitehead at 12 o'clock j last night in the presence of a large number of citizens and accompanied by the greatest enthusiasm. . n HOLurJnn I \A7 lii f.ohatwl PPP.pi l/Afl t.Vll* I unstited congratulations of the large crowd assembled for the accomplishment of bis great undertaking It was announced that freight and passenger service will be inaugurated at a very early date and good ser- < vice will be given, lllvery thing, ii < is said, is on a boom at Southport 1 with the advent of the railroad and i many real estate transfers arc taking place upon an investment basis Tnere is also quite an awakening i throughout the entire county and ' Southport and Brunswick are to be congratulated upon this stroke of 1 good fortune which will mean thousands of dollars to them. The ter- 1 minus of the road is at foot of Rhett ' street, near the btuart house and deep water terminals will bo acquir ed and developed at the earliest 1 possible date. , The length of the new railroad is ! 28 miles from Navassa, where it is expected traffic arrangements will ! be made for the entrance of the com pany's trains into this city through ' the union station. President Whitehead has worked in and out of sea- 1 son to accomplish the building of this road and be is to be contrratu- 1 lated everywhere upon his achieve ment.?Wilmington (Sunday) Star. A Peek Into His Pocket. would show the box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve that E S, Loper, a carpenter, of Marilla, N. Y., always carries. "I have never bad a cut, wound, bruise, or sore it would not soon heal," he writes. Greatest i healer of burns, boils, scale's, chap- J ped hands and lips, fever-sores, skin . eruptions, eczema, corns and piies. 25c at Norton Drug Co. No Summer School for Teachers. | To the teachers who are interested 1 in a summer school. The State Superintendent of Education in- \ forms me that he cannot hold any J summer schools this year for want 1 of funds. He said that the fund ( from which he got the money to pay the expenses of the summer school raised only $ii,400 a year and it cost $5,500 to give each county a month t of summer school. 1 To the trustees and patrons who ' want better school buildings. The State Superintendent of Education ; informs me that the building fund, $20,000 is half checked out. Horry 1 is tiling some applications and hope that all who think of filing an application will not defer the time. If you tile the application one day lute you will be out a year or longer if the legislature does not make another appropriation. To trustees of special districts. If you are in Conway any of my office days, Saturdays or salesdays, come in and sign your blank for State aid to extend the term of your school. If it is not convenient for you to come to Conway during the next monlty, write me and 1 wiil send you a blank. Last year Horry got more State aid than any other county in the State and 1 know that you rather Horry to be first this year. S. H, Brown. Go to Loris Tobacco Warehouse, at Loris, S. C., if you want square dealing and courteous treatment. Notice of Sale. Under and by virtue of a bill of sale or chattie mottgage executed and delivered by G M Hardee, to Ij M Stanley, trading as L M Stanley & Co., and dut d the firs=t day of November, A D 1930, notice is herebv given that the undersigned will sell at Loris, S. C., at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, on Tuesday, the 8th day of August, A D 1911, the follow ing described personal property to w.t: One black horse mule, 8 years old, one eyed, known as the J >hn Reaves mule. -One black mare mule, 9 years old, known as the Dock Bellamy mule. Terms of sale cash. James Cox, Apt of Mortgagee. Dated July 22, A D 1911, Parson's Poem a Gem. From Rev H Stutenvoll, Allison, la., in praise of Dr King's New Life Pills. "They 're such a health necessity, In every home these pills should be, If other kinds you've tried in vain, USE DR KI G'S i And be well again. Only 25c at Norton Drug Co. Sot* CONWAY, S. C., THUB BE OP 1 : Subscriptions to Industrial ? School Should Be Liberal a il STRIKE WHILE IRON IS ROT " s g $25,000.00 Must be Subscribed Against d the Coming of Or Watson to Insure s v the Establishment of the Proposed s Industrial School in Horry.?About t - - - _ e $18,000.00 Already in Sight. jLet M VI the Balance be Raised at Once. V Those who feel an interest in the 3jtablifehment of the Industrial f) md Mechanical Scho >1, in Horry 11 CJounty advocated by Rev O E Wat-;on, are not1 lied that he will be in . this county during the first part of August looking after the matter of ? subscriptions, and that if sufficient subciiptions cannot be had by then ai he may be obliged to abandon the the enterprise, When the Rev Mr , Wa son was in this county some J1 time ago, he delivered an address on this subject before the Conway 11 Board of Trade. Mr L H Burrc u chs, a the President of the Board, took a ai subscription list around and some- . thing over $18,000.00 was subscribed lr This list is still at the store of Mr a Burroughs who will be glad to take a( inv Riihscrint.inns that mav be made s< At least the sum of $25,000 00 must J51 be subscribed before Mr Watson will ( feel justified in asking outsiders to ? subscribe to the fund. Should the required amount of money be sub- ' scribed by the time Mr Watson ar- , rives here to take up the matter, he will then decide on the matter of ' location aud will get the rest of the . money outside of the county, and , the enterprise will go forward as , promptly as possible. ^ * * * " h Some tine Peaches. ^ The Herald takes this method of axpressing thanks for the box of n One peaches sent to the editor last n Phursday by Mrs B F Vereen, of the Wampee section of the county. They n were as fine as the editor of this it paper has ever had the pleasure of g seeing, and they were far better h than those grown in Georgia or the p peach growing section of this State, b Peach culture is one of the coming b industries of Horry and like the t Klondykes it will place Horry in n the first rank as a peach growing fi 30unty. ^ Conway Methodist Church. Services for Sunday, July 30th: Sunday School at 9:45 a m Preach- b ing at 11 a m. Subject: "TheManli- (] ness of Christ," Hp worth League h at 5 p m Preaching at 8:15 p m. [\ by Rev John W Lewis, ofColumbia, d S C , Mr Lewis was a member of ti this church when he entered the h ministry, and his many friends here will be glad to hear him preach on next Sunday night. Prayer-meeting on Wednesday night a The Conway Methodist church s will not close this summer. There T will be preaching services every ^ Sunday morning and night. A cor ? dial invitation is hereby extended j to the people of the entire commun- t ity to worship here. Building Boom at Myrtle Beach. ^ Whiteville, N. C.f July 23 ? A ' party composed of Hon J B Schul- ' ken, Martin Schulken, H L Lyon, * L V Grady and Solicitor N A Sin- i clair left the past week to spend ' some time at Myrtle Beach. The 1 growth of the popularity of this ' hotel under the management of St ( John & Son has been almost phe- ' nomenal. Not only has the hotel ( improved but the resident population has increased surprisingly. Seventeen new cottages have been erected this season and plans given out for fiftoen more. Solicitor J . Monroe Spears, of Darlington, and < Hon J B Schulken, of Whiteville, < arc among the recent purchasers of lots and intend soon to erect cot- ] tages. Messrs St John & Son have been in charge of many leading j hotels for the last 15 years and are 1 exp?rienced hotel men and their management of the Myrtle Beach hotel is up to their usual standard. The health at the res jrt has been unusually splendid this season, not a single attack of illness being their record. A large party is being made up here to spend some lime there soon. FOR SALE. 40 acres near Allen, 15 acres under good cultivation, now in corn, cctton and peas, potatoes etc. Near Maple church, good school. Terms reasonable. Whole tract can be cleared. Has dwelling etc. E P Johnson, Allen, S. C. 3wl9. Carry your tobacco to Loris Tobacco Warehouse, Loris, S. C., if you want high srices. I tM* iSDAY, JULY 27, 1911. ilr Skipper's Version of the Drowning of Mr Berry Carter. Health of this community is very food at this writing. Mr Editor, as you have had a tnrt. nittr-p. in vnui* naner concern ng the drowning of Berry Carter ,t Red Bluff last Sunday, and I beag his companion, I would like to ;ive the readers of the Herald tho rue way it happened iu a very hort form. Berry came and spent Saturday night with me and Sunlay morning wo went to Daisy and tayed there a while. Then we i^ent down to Michael, and after pending a while, Berry suggested hat we go to Avery Todd's and peud dome time with his son. We rent to Mr Todd's and took dinner lr Louie Duncan was there and afer dinrer some of the boys proosed that we go to the river bathlg to which all agreed. Birry and lyself went in but the other boys id not. We both swam the river hree Limes. We had a small boat ut in the river and it had drifted ff into deep water, Bjrry was not s good a swimmer as myself and 1 ras getting somewhat tired and new that Berry was also. He said e was going to got the boat but 1 old him I would go after the boat < ivself. He said no, ho would go 1 u nd then started oil' into deep water i nd 1 saw in a moment that he jrned pale and seemed to be failig. I swam right up besido him ' nd told him 1 would go with him i nd get the boat. By that time I iw he was nearly exhausted and I aught hold of his arm and told him j paddle with his other arm ard ' ot be afraid as I saw he was very 1 )uch frightened, and we would get ne boat. By this time he clinched ie with both hands aud we sank; hen we rose to the top and sank gain. Then I realized that it was it.her to break his hold on me or >ose my own life. By being a good eal stronger than Berry was, I roke his hold on me and he went 1 own. I stayed right there to catch im by the hair when he came to he top again, but he did not come, i We recovered his body Monday at j oon and on Tuesday he was buried ear Daisy at the Carter graveyard. To one can tell the trouble it gave ie, but knowing I did all that was 1 i my power to save him gives me ' reat consolation. I deeply feel for is heart broken parents, and am roud to say they don't lay any , lame on me. Berry was a good oy. He leaves a father and mother, wo brothers, and one sister to lourn their loss, besides a host of 1 fiends. John Skipper. I Notice. Dothan High School will open londay, July 31st as advertised, ut the big day will bo Tuesday the rst day of August. Change is made a order to give Monday for cookig, Don't forget the date and the ynamite. Bring your basket and ake it all in. One thousand people i expected. Magistrate's Court. A warrant was issued some days go by Magistrate Chestnut, and worn out by L J Watts, charging jizzie Hughes, Solomon Hughes and Vill Crawford^ all negroes, with nalicious trespass on the lands of dr Watts. The case was tried at he court house on last Friday, the Hate represented by H H Woodward and the defendants by 15 WotTord Wait. No jury was demanded by either parly After learing many witnesses and the irguments of tne attorneys, the iourt found Liizzle and SSolomon hughes guilty, and Will Crawford lot guilty. Lizzie Hughes was sentenced to pay a line of ten dollars >r to serve thirty days on the public works. Solomon got fifteen dollars ir thirty days. Escaped With Ilis Life. "Twenty-one years ago I faced in awful death," writes 11. B. Marbin, Port Harrelson, S. C, 4 Doctors said I had consumption and the dreadful cough T had looked like it, sure enough, T tried everything, I could hear of, for my cough, and was under the treatment of the best doctor in Georgetown, S. C., for a year, but could get no relief. A. .friend advised me to try Dr King s New Discovery. I did so, and was completely cured. T feel that I owe my life to this great throat and lung cure." Its positively guaranteed for coughs, colds, and all bronchial alTections. 50c A $1.00 Trial bottle free at Norton Drug Company, Picnic at Green Sea. There will be a picnic at Green Sea, S. C., August 2nd, 1911. All Woodmen of the World and their families cordially invited. We hope to have addresses and speeches that will be of interest to the general public. W T Watson, J P Durham, J. T. Mills, Com for Green See Camp, valiU < 1 WM ECHOES Gathered by a Herald Man on His Rounds. CAUGHT 0N~THE BOUNCE. Stray Bits of News Gathered by the Wayside for the Information and Instruction of Herald Rea<Jcrs-->lappcnlnjr? of Interest About the Cltv. 5 or f> doses l4G(>G" will cure any case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c J D Anderson paid this ofliee a pleasant visit one day recently. W H McNeill was in Conway oue day last week on business. J C King was among those visiting Conway on business last week. R J C Ward of Zoan, one of the leading farmers of that section, was in Conway on business one day last week. S G Lewis, a prosperous farmer of near Mary, S. C., spent a part of last Thursday in Conway on business. F M Parker, of Dongola, was among the farmers of Bucks township who visited Conway the latter part of last week. Surveyor M F Sarvis, of Bucksville, was in Conway last Thursday surveying a lot of land just outside of the corporate limits. The young in fan t of Mr and Mrs W P Hardee, who recently returned from Florida, was very ill last week and not expected to survive, Mr and Mrs B T Hyman and Master Elmore, are visiting relatives in Whifceville, N C.. and other points in that State. Two natives of the "Celestial Empire" have recently been moved to Conwav by G corge Lum as laborers in his laundry. Rev R E Stackhouse, Presiding Elder of Marion District, delivered a veay able address at the Methodist church last Sunday night. Call and pay up your subscription as we have ask you to do or you cannot reasonably expect us to send you the paper longer. W L Bryan, the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, left the first of this week to take several days vacation. His deputy clerk, Mr A E Wait, will be in charge of the oflico during his absence. The Episcopalians of Conway have purchased a lot on upper Main street, opposite the Graded school, and expect to put up a handsome church edifice thereon as soon as the necessary funds are in hand. R.,v J. E H. Galbraith, of Waverly, will hold Episcopal services and preach at the Presbyterian church on nrxt Sunday, July 30th at 11 o'clock a. m. The public is cordially invited to attend these services, Peter Skipper, an aged negro living.near Home wood Colony, was in the ofiice of Magistrate Chestnut ono dav last week and swore out a warrant for his son, George, who he said had committed an assault and battery upon him. Messrs Neal & Dixon had a big opening sale for a short crop, The live boys had to use their new addition the first day. It is thought that Neal & Dixon will sell half of the tobacco sold in MuHins this year, -Mulhns Enterprise, July 20th ID 11 L Tally Vaught. last week resigned his position at iho stores of Burroughs & Collins Co , and has accepted a position in Wilmington, N. 0., with the wholesale lirm of Einsthin Brothers. He will be glad to meet his friends when they visit Wilmington. Mr S F NeSmith visited Conway lart Saturday on business. He is a prosperous farmer who sold out on the soa-shore last win tor aud purchased a fine farm at Tiger Bay, from W J Edwards. He has a line place, aud is adding many improvements, ?-? 1 \ A A 1 1 we received a leiier which was not signed last Saturday from Indian Sprigns, Fla., asking us to credit subscription and change from Rogers. Fla. As no name is signed we eanuot fiud the account and neither can we return the money We will have to hold it until we get another letter from the sender. The road from Conway to Port Harrolson is a very good sand-cla> road with tho exception of two 01 three miles just out of Conway, where the road bed was formerly constructed with pieces of timber laid across it, The earth has worn down so that the pieces of timber make it very rough for vehicles The public generally would be glae for the county authorities to fix this road as early as possible. 5 or 6 doses of l4666" will cure anj case of Chills and Fever. Price 25* 1 LTen Pages. I _ ??-jt -? No 16 Miss Carrie Etta Jenkins, of Pair Bluff, N. C., is visiting her brother Mr G B Jenkins. W K Edwards, of Ocilla, Ga., with h's family were in the cout.ty last week, visit'1 ng the former's parei ts near Galivants Ferry. Mr Edwards was in Conway on last Thursday shaking hands with his many friends He is among the Horry boys who moved a way tj a sis ter State, and has made there a home and reputation wot thy of an Horry son. Mr H P Little*, whilerunning front Toddville last Saturday afternoon in his Maxwell runabout, encounted a dog in the road and ran over him with bad results in reference to the dog, but apparently no damage for the time to the machine. Just as he had started on his way to Conway after running over the dog, something seemed to go wrong with the machine all at ouce, and it turned comiilnl.nlv around in t.ho rnnd find dashed into a fence, tearing otT one of the front wheels and breaking every spoke in the wheel. Robt B Scarborough was in the machine at the time but neither of ths occupants were injured, other than a good shaki g up. Rev EO Watson will be in the county the lirsb part of the coming month to take further subscriptions to the stock in the Industrial School. The help which he may get outside of the county, depends to a great extent on the amount subscribed by citizens of this county, and it is important that at least the the sum of $25,000.00 be made up for him by the time he finishes his visit the first of August. If you are interested in this enterprise, subscribe to the fund and get your friends to subscribo before it becomes too late for Horry to get the school. The subscription as stated elsewhere in this paper is in the bauds of Mr \y II Burroughs, the president of the Conway Board of Trade. ? \ Card of Thanks. We desire to express our heartfelt gratitude to the many kind friends at Myrtle Beach and in Con way for their assistance and sympathy during our recent breavement. Mrs Julia R Sessions and Family. Notice. There has strayed to my p'aeo in Conwap, one unmarked black p g. Owner will please call aud p iy advertising charges. W P Hardwicke, Ice Cream Supper at Four Mile School House. There will be an ice cream supper at Four Mile School House, Friday evening, August 4ih, 1911 at 8:30 o'clock. One or more speakers will bo present- The public is invited to attend. The funds raised will bo used for school improvement. M. A. Lane, Teacher. Dots from Green Sea. The health of the community is not so good at pro sent. Tnere is much sickness among the little ones. S L Watson lost one of his little children last Friday and one of Elijah ButYkin's has been very ill, but we are glad to say is improving. Crops aro coining along' line since the recent showers. Cotton and corn are especially line. r The Woodmen of the Wo Id are t/ninir to have their oicnic at an o n i. early date. Albert Cannon, died a fow weeks ago with Brights disease. We are always glad t0 the Herald come. Jack Frost, ^ I Card of Thanks. We wish to return our sincere thanks to our many friends, both at Daisy and Bed Bluff, for their kindness and helping hand given us in behalf of our dear boy, Bjrry. Wishing you all good success through life's journey, we are, Yours sincerely, Mr and Mrs J. W. Carter. LOST?In Conway on July 21st one yellow leather pockot book containing $70.00 (6 ten dollar bills and 2 tive dollar bill>) also one key. lieward if returned to this cilice. Geo Hutchison, 3wl9 Peterslield, S. C. ? m ? w . m _ . ^ i,ay men s mec ling, There will be a laymen's meeting hold at each of the following named | places on Sunday, August fitn: at [ Mt Zion, Glreeu Sea and Loris. The first meeting will be held at Mt ; /ion at 11 a. m., second at Green [ S a at 4 p. m., and the third at Lor is at 8. p. m. Messrs L. W. ' Langs ton and J C Spivoy, of Conway, and Messrs C M iteaves and : \V A Prince, of Lor is, will be present at these services and will speik * on young people and laymen* work. It is hoped that all iho people in the j community will attend these ser? ; vices.