The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, January 30, 1913, Image 1
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VOL XXVI.
^ PROMINENT MUN DEAD
V. G. Anderson, Contractor
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ana uunaer mcs
WHILE RIDING ON ROAD
Erected Many of the H andsomest Residences
in Conway,?Popular Man
Socially and Politically ?Was Mem
bcr of the Town Council at the Time
of his Death,-Brothers and Sister
Notified.
V. C. And< rson, the well known
contractor ai u builder, died suddenly
while vicing along the public
road near tb - evidence of M. Conner
on the 1 Bluff road, last Sunday
tv ning. Mr Anderson had
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his young r'"ughier to bring to Con
way one M . Spears who was to
stay with tbo iciinily while Mr. Anderson
tool: " '-ip to Charleston' by
- way of Gee.,, .; own on Monday. He
had lakt u Mrs. Spears in the buggy
and was returning along the road
and had just passed the residence of
Marvin Connor. As the buggy pass
id a muddy place in the road where
the automobile of Dr. J. S. Dnsenbury
had slipped in the ditch, he
made some remark concerning this
and looked back at tho place as fcit*
buggy passed on. This was the
list word he said. Tho sad news
- was telephoned into town from the
v home or iVr. Singleton a farmer
nearby.
lie is survived by his wife and six
children, c e ?ister and two brothers.
His.- t r and one of the broth
ers reside in Charleston, ti. C , while
the roraair . g brother lives in Jack
sonville, t v. Telegrams were sent
to these at once announcing his
death.
Hi had been engaged in the contracting
business at Couway for
many years. He was well known
and very reliable in this business.
He designed and erected some of the
X. Jargert and handsomest dwellings
> in tho town, among them being the
residences of F. A. B irrou^hs, IS. J.
IS.-ierwoud, G. Ji Jenkins, and D. M.
ii urroughs. He had finished thj*
- n ow dwelling of George F. Nisse*
the latter part of last year, id
had been engaged to build a nefl
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dwelling ior i1. o. xuuu, ?
He was a member of the Tovfl
Council at the lime of his death, hfl
in# been elected as Warden from
G h Ward in the last olection. !
some tim t before his election to
council, ho was a member of t^|
town.board of health, and the bouB
did not have a more zealous aad haH
working member on it while he wl
there. He was about the age H
fi fi y years. I
Tue funeral t.^ok place at, Lakfl
side cemetery on Tuesday morninS
in the presence of a congregation q^
relatives and friends. The funeral!
had been delayed for the arrival oA
the absent brother and sister. 1
Obituary.
On Saturday ni#ht, January, 4th,
1913 my hear i was fatally wounded
and God can only heal the wound.
God 1 pray to heal the sorrows of
my heart and let this world go free,
for it seems like a dream to me. My
stay on earth is short, but in heaven
1 ill I- - ?. ! 4 U .. .vMnnl/Miu S o p I i n 1?
4 J- W 111 Ut3 w I I u UIJT CVy 11/ U O V4 it I ii u ^
baby, that is gone from earth to
gbry. Sho is a happy little angel
in heaven today and no one but God
can reilize how I miss my darling
biby.gShe was the sweetest darling
on earth to me. She was the joy of
our home and was a bright and lov.
ing little one and was loved dearly
by us all, but God saw best to take
her from us. Oh, how sweet that
little yoice would ring in our ears,
them sweet little eyes that shined
like little stars, that loving little
face that we often kissed, will be rememborfd
by us all while on earth
wo live, little Alice Virsie. Oh, how
sweet that name is. It was dear
and precious to us all, but God loved
her best. All that loving hearts
and willing hands could do could not
stay that cold icey hanl of death.
Dear little Virsie was 11 months
and 13 days old when God taken the
/ dew little sunbeam homo with him.
She leaves a father, and mother, and
one little brother, grandfather and
grandmother, one aunt and four uncles
to mourn the loss of our dearest
little darling. While we mourn,
she i9 sleepir g in the arms of Jesus
and by the help of God I am going
bo my darling, when my earthly
? toiU* is done.
Dearest little Virsic thou has gone
and left mamma, but your loving
little voice I cannot hear, that precious
little face I cannot see, them
sweet little lips [ will never kiss on
earth again, but sooner or later 1
will go to try little darling to nevei
part no more. May we all go and
live with dear little Virsie when out
earthly task is done.
Her Mother and Father,
M. M, and H. M. Newton.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES |
Issued By Clerk of Court Since Jan 1st, |
1010 CkA,.,H kv lka D.i.nv<1a
iifiUf an kiiiu 11 uj uiv mtuiun
of His Office. J
Noah Mc D Barnhill, Blanch, S C..
to Ella Alford. Bayboro, issued Jan.
12, by Jos B Tyler
Geo Lewis Croslin. Green Sea, to
Mary M Manning, * Waraoee, issued I
Jan, 2nd, married Jan. 2, by A E '
Wait, Dep C C. C P.
Nathaniel Starus to Georgia D?tV
is, issued Jan. 3, No Return. 1
Henry D Bullock, Nichols, to Ida
Gerrald, Nichols, issued Jan. 7th,
married 15, by J D Anderson Magistrate.
Scarborough Edge. Vina, to Delta
McDowell, issued Jan. 7th, rn vrried
Jan. 7th, by W L Bryan, C. C.
C. P.
Alec P Thompson, Wampec. to
Daisy Todd, Vina, issued Jan 7th, (
married Jan. 12, by P B Coats, ]
Minister of Gosnel.
Furnie Davis, Bucksport. to Edna
Tindal, Dongola. issued Jin. 8.h, i
married Jan. 12, by L ? Cooper, i
Notary Public. ]
Tbos Burroughs jr., Bucksport,
to Rachel Gilyard, issued Jan H.ti, ,
married Jan. 23, b3' W I' YVarley,
Minister of Gospel.
Hooker Parker, Galivants Ferry, ?
to Daughty Ray, Galivants Ferry,
issued Jan. 9. married Jan. 9, by
! W U Bryan. O. C. O P (
Albert B Smith, Jordanville, to <
Martha Lawson, Jordanville, issued i
Jan. 9, married Jan. 9, by W L.
Bryau, C. C. C. P. (
Ralph Spivey, Myrtle Beach, to r
MarySumpter, Myrtle Beach, issued 1
Jan. 10, No return.
Geo H Thompkins, Cc-oks Siding ^
to Cordy Brown, Cooks Siding, is- f
sued Jan. 11, married Jan. 11. by '
W L Bryan, C. C. C. P. (
Sampson Moody, Green Sea, to
Roena Brooks, issued Jan 11, iriar- \
riod Jan. 22; oy Willie Brag don. ,
Tilman O^vens, Gal. Ferry, to ,
Addin Graham. Gal Ferry, issued )
Jan 14, married Jan. 14, by W. L. .
Bry ,n, C. C C P. 1
Fletcher Gore, Conway to Bona
Berdaux, Conway, issued Jan 1(?,
married Jan. 10, oy W. L. Brvan,
C. C. C. P.
Franklin J. Suggs, Eldorado, to
Hat tie B.dl Todd Eldorado, issued
oundav School 9 45 a m. Preachin^
at 11 a ra Epworth League at
3 30 pm. There will be no ni^ht
service as we will unite in a union
service at the Baptist Church to wel
come their new pastor
Piayer-meeting on Wednesday
nitrht.
A cordial welconm for all.
All*. . T\ T? * *. i _ T1 i - ..
/Yiueri/ u. rusiui.
New Lodge at Aynor.
A lodge of Knights of Honor was
instituted at Aynor Friday night.,
Jan 24th, by Supreme Deputy, J.
H. Roberts of Charleston, assisted
by the Degree Team of Stuart Lodge
No. 282(? of Con May.
The following ollicers were elected
and installed:
Past Dictator, J T Shelly; Dictator.
H C Dawsey, Vice Dictator, P,
F Spears; Assistant Dictator, JL
Edwards; Reporter, E M Graham;
Treasurer, D Crawford; Chaplain,
W F Johnson; Guide, R F Johnson;
Guardian, W W Carmichael; Sentinel,
W Edwards; Trustees: H G
Johnson, W P Powers, J L Tart;
Medical Examiner, Dr G M Truluck.
Oakshore Long Staple Cotton
Seed, $2.00 per bushel. Lint sold
this year for ltfe per pound, though
badly saw cut. Batt's Four
Ear Prolific Corn Seed, one year
fk./vvm /\mL#i nof aw llfl ?m\t? i\.i< L/\l
IIUUJ wi i^iiinvv/i f \/\j |jn\ L>uouci,
L. C. Lachicotte, jr., Waverly
; Mills, S C. Adv.
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1 Card of Thanks.
[ I wish to express my loving and
> grateful thanks to all the friends
I during the sickness of my mother
and brother . May God bles9 them
all. All of this is great sorrow to
me.
Marvin Connor.
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CONWAY, S. C.t THUR
11 AFTER H
Both Town and County Ex
erasing Efforts
FINES AND SENTENCE!
ETenry Gardner, a Colored Blind Tiger
Arrested and Held,-Dick Drown ii
the Toils of the Law,?This is in Ad
dition to the Load Disposed of He
cently,? It is a Fore Runner of StiI
Greater Things.
Henry Gardner, a negro, was ar
rested and lodged in jail last werl
oharged with selling liquor. IT
lived in one of the small houses 01
the new road leading from Con wa;
to Bucksville, and it is charged tha
be plied his unlawful trade by sell
ing whiskey irisjde of the corporate
limits, as well as"outside His cas<
was set to come in in the towi
sourtoii Monday last.
T)iek Brown was bound over las
week to the court of General Ses
aioti9 by W. H Chestnut, Magis
irate, on the charge of selling in
Loxicating J'quors. His case wil
3omo up in the criminal court whicl
3onvenes on the last Monday in Feb
ruary.
The above items are only two oui
)f the many cases handled by the
Town and County authorities during
&he month of January now just go
ng out. Many of the boldest blinc
df/ers have been gathered into thi
)oumy jail (hiring the last fcv<
weeks. According to hints giver
)ut by the constables there are jusi
vs many more to be arrested ant
tried as have been already attendee
to. The authorities intend to put ;
>tjp to the nefarious traffic hero
Tney have certainly made a good b?
ginning.
The Publio Library.
The Library Committee met las
week and authorized the member
ship fees to be collected for tbj
year. Mr Arthcr Tisdale is libra
rian and Miss Eulalie Tisdule wi]
assist him in the work. They wi 1
[receive the membership fees of $1.0
Khicii are now due.
The membership fees of $1 00 ar
Bpt snllicient to maintaiu the Lit
Hry as it should be. So it has bee
^Lided that a number of the leadinj
^Azens of our towu be asked to cor
Hiit^ $5 00 per year for its inaii:
^Hiuce Mr. VT. B, King was a;
^Hited to look; after this part, c
^^ work. It is hoped that at leas
or twenty public spirite
will resnond to this ca!
ilibrary is open regularly tw
Bin the afternoon and at night
hi as sufficient funds are i
pa new supply of books will b
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
P C Prince of Loris was in Cor
way last Monday.
A J D^w wa?j a pleasant visitor a
the lit ra'd office one day last week
N J Cox of Hardy, S. C., visite
Conway on business one day las
week.
Dr E O. Watson will preach a
Poplar Church on next Sunday a
11 o'clock in the forenoon.
o
T R Permenter of the firm of '
R Permenter & Son spent a day i
Conway on business last week.
Rev T. G. Phillips of Charleston
S. C., has been called as pastor c
the Conway Baptist Church. Th
congregation is pleased with him a
a preacher*
C 13 Hardee of Milton, Fla., calle
ai this office last Monday. Ha is o
a visit to this county to friends an
relatives, after an absence of seven
yoar at Milton.
O B Parker has leased the estat
fn'mo of Iwuum It Pnrl/or rlrtn'd fi'ni
IUI UIO V/ A x V.I1AI?W x* a. 1?I ? v i I Viv/v. 4 ? VI
the heirs at law and will operate tli
plantations for a period of eigl
years from January 1st, 1913,
Next Monday will be the first Mc
day in February and theref >re leg
salesday. Two tracts of land w
j be sold at the court house,
Communications from the difTe
eni sections of the county are wan
ed by the Herald, but the wri?e
must remember that#to insure the
publication their true name must
company each communication so
in to us, not necessary for publi
tion, but for our protection,
The next term of criminal cor
will convene here on the last Mc
day in February. As things a
going now there will be many cai
to be disposed of.
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SDAY, JANUARY 30, 191:
| AN ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
| By Dr. Chamberlaync of S C University
For Benefit of Library.
The Conway Public Library has
secured Dr. L. P Chumberlaytie of
Columbia as the next lecturer in the
University series. Ue will lecture
Thursday night Feb. Gib in the
! Burroughs School Auditorium.
? - !! ? III J Alt
^ j.ne lecture win oe niusiraieu oy
a stereoptican and wi'l prove intensely,
interesting The subject
will bo4<A vi?it to Greece." Every'
body will et'j <y seeing the pictures
n fr >m that, ancient and classic land.
. Tins lecture is very timely as Greece
is cue of the countries that is at
war with Turkey,
1 The admission fee will be only 25j
far adults and 15c for children.
You can get tickets at the Conway
Drug Co.. and you can get your
* seats assigned. We advise you to
0 get your tickets as soon as possible,
1 for the host seats will soon be t-ikcn.
v It, is the purpose of t,hc Library to
make 'these lectures as cheap in
price as possible in order that the
R greatest number of people may be
l> proliied bv them. Any funds that
1 may be left c var after expenses i re
paid will go into the treasury of the
! Library.
Presbyterian Church-- Conway,
' Sunday Feb 2:id , Services morninr
and evening. Preaching by the
pastor 11 a m. and 7:30 p. m,
Sunday School 3*30 p rn. Prayer
! meeting, Wednesday 7:30 p. m.
All are invited to atfcuud these
f services,
A. S. Doak, Pastor.
, The putting in of permanent im
) provements is what counts as the
L years go by. Temporary ?mprov(
1 merits do not cost much, hence the
\ temptation to keep on spending
i small amounts from year to yea \
and accomplish nothing in the end
3 Don't make your side walks of
clay avid sand'. The rains will wash
them away and you will have to go
on renewing \bom several times p
year. Mako them of Portland ce
menfc and get a lasting improve
I men. When your streets are pav
. ed refrain from the clay and gravel
s you have been hauling in from time
out cf memory. Raise the necesII
-ary funds and pave them with some
j thing that will remain there to be
l) used and enjoyed by coming generations.
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' ORITUARIES.
u
g On August Sth, 11)12, the death
i- angel visited the home of Mrs Agnes
i- Conner, at St. Stephens, S C., and
)- took from her, her loving husband,
if Mr Coleman Connor. He was born
it. February 21st. 1811). He died with
d that awful disease the heart trouble.
1 Ail was done that kind hearts and
o loving hands could do.
i. O i for the death of those
n Who slumber in the Lord!
ic Oh. be like theirs my last repose,
Like theirs my last reward!
Their bodies in the ground
1 -> hr\r>n liiiiu hfV
1*J OII\ ?J u ttv/ w , ,
Till tho last trumpets joyful sound
Shall call them to the sky.
His Loving Brother,
i- Marvin Connor.
On December the 2, 11)12, the
[v death angel visited the home of Mr.
" M. Connor and took from him his
(j loving mother, Mrs. Ada Com m.
t She was born October 2a, 1S27 All
was done that kind and loving bauds
could do, but the Lord knew best
t Come let us join our friends above,
t Who have obtained the prize,
And on the eagle wings of love
To joy celestial rise.
* One army of the living God,
11 To his command we bow;
Part (if the host have crossed tho
, Hood,
([ And ps^rt arc crossing now.
p tier Loving Son,
s Marvin Connor.
On January 3. 1013. the death ann
gel visited the home of Mr. Everett
(j Philips, near Soring Branch and
took from him his loving friend, Mr.
a n finnnur H i was the brotfcur
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f Marvin Connor. IIo was born
G Sept. 1st, 1859.
m Brother, thou art gone to rest;
1C Wo will uot weep for thee;
j For thou art now whore oft on earth
Th y s pi lit longed to bo
Brother, thou art gme to rest;
)n Thme is an early torr.n;
i " ut Jesus summoned thee away;
pi Thy Saviour called thee home.
Broiher, thou art gone to rest;
Thy toils and cares are o'er;
r. And sorrow, pain, and sulTet'ing,
now
rs Shall never distress thre more.
>\r His Loving Brother,
ao Marvin Connor.
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SOLD 8V DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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Gathered By the Herald
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ifJLct.il in a ?? tviv
CAUGHT IN THE PASSING
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Stray Bits of Local and Personal News
?Some of Those Mentioned You
Know?Others You Maj' Not Know
?Happenings Around the Town.
W. G Lambert has purchased the
Henry Smith place.
Bring us your subscription. We
cannot wait forover.
D O Boyd was a visitor in Conway
last Tnursday.
Walter Heniford of Boris was in
Conway on business last Friday.
Make your tax returns before the
time expires and the penalty is added.
A L Lewis of Galivants Ferry, S.
C , was in town on business last
Thursday.
Toe candy kitchen man will raw
to the old "Cooler" building on
Main Street on Feb. 1st,
Miss Lottie Jones bas returned
home after spending some time with
her sister in Mu'llns.
It is sad that a peaceful neighbor!
hood must be disturbed by the affray
related iu ihis paper last week.
Let every farmer, more and more,
strive to raise at home every article
that he needs for family use.
Sheriff J. A. Lewis was in the
Galivants Ferry section on legal bus i
iness pertaining to his ollioe the latter
part of last week,
Duke Blackburn of Tabor, N. C., i
was ir. Conway last Thursday visit-!
ing his son Ross Blackburn at the
county jail.
O B Parker has returned home
after spending some time oil on business.
He was in Conway the latter
part of last week.
W VV Roberts, a leading young
business man of Tabor, N. C., spent
several hours in Conwav last Wednesday
on legal business.
We haye heard nothing lately of
the new railroad. The Board or
Trade should keep busy and never
let it drop until Conway hus another
road.
The outlook for a good crop year
is good* Farmers show that they
fed encouraged and every where
are making preparations for larger
crops than ever.
What has become of the Board of
trade? There is such a thing at
Conway, we know. Tho fact is,
their efforts for tho past six months
have so few and far between, that
we hardly know they are here.
J M Prince of Boston, Ga., spoilt J
some time lately visiting friend.4 j
and relatives here and at Boris, S.
C., where Mr Prince formerly lived
and grew up from boyhood. Uo is.
doing well in Georgia.
Farming lands have gradually
gone up in value for the last ten
years or longer*. The present rate
of increase, year by year, exceeds
the rate ten yeats ago by more than
half. Prices per acre for Horry
dirt will keep on going up, and this
is tho best time to buy land.
Joseph J. Jones who sustained injury
and a broken leg while working
with a lumber company at Wana?
I Vf O i ii i.i.i n ifri l\ >1H flic
1111S ii, ix yy., viiuv ci^v/, un>? .ii.i
ease triid in Wilmington, N. C ,
last week and secured a verdict of
$20,000 00.
A communication from Superintendent
S El Brown, who was in Col
umbia at the time the lotter was
written, was received last week,
with request for publication, too
late to get it in last week's issue,
Tt. was ^oncoming the corn show in
Columbia.
BAKINS I
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The only Bakln
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NEEDFUL KNOWLEDGE
Conway *'eopie snouiu i.earn 10 uc
tect the Approach of Kidney
Disease.
Tho symptoms of Kidney trouble
are many. Disordered Kidneys often
excrete a thick, cloudy, ' ffensive
urine, full of sediment, irregular of
passage or attended by a msation
of sscu'ding: The back may ache,
headaches and dizzy spell may occur
and the victim is often weighted
down by a feeling of languor and
fatigue. Neglect these warnings
and there is danger. Delay often
proves fatai.
You can use no better endorsed
k id uey remed y than D >an's Kid ney
Dills. Here's Conway proof of their
merit.
M. W. Cook, Main St., Conway,
S, C., says: "I do not hesitate to recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills, for
1 know, from my experience, that
they act just as represented. I got
I Doan's Kidney Pills from the NorI
ton Drug Co., when I was suffering
j from pain aud lamen( ss in my 1 >ack,
caused by disordered kidneys. They
[ brought me relief a* once."
Dor sale by all dealers. Price 50
j cents. Poster ? Milburn Co., Batfa;
lo, New York, sole agents lor tho
United States.*
Remember the name?Doan's?
j and take no other. Adv.
New Company Formed.
The budnoss of George H. Howell
& Co., which was a partnership up
to the present time will be incorporated
under the laws of S nith Carolina,
a com m Us ion for that purpose
having been issu d to Goo H. Howoil,
Tela C, Hor/ell and Jfi. 11. llowell,
e.s corporators, recently. A
notice appears in this issue of opening
of the b >oks of subscription,
The business of the corporation as
soon as organized will take over the
stock and <pmd will of the firm of
Geo. IT Novell <fc Go., auc^will coti
duct the grocery business at the
same stand occupied by the lirm on
Main Street. They have a nice
3tock of heavy and fancy grocersos,
and it has been successful from
the beginning.
lie ware of Ointments for < ntarrh That
Contnin- Mercury.
ay mercury w 11 urcjy destroy the
sense ol snu b uk! c vep i-'oh' derange
the whole system when entering
it through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles shouli never be used
except on prescriptions from reputable
physicians, a.s the damage they
will do is ton fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
bv b\ ?) Cheney iV- Co , Toledo, O ,
contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of tho
system. Tn buying Hall's Catarrh
Cure bo sure you got the genuine. It
is taken internally and made in Toledo,
Ohio, by h\ J. Cheney & Co.
n ^Y.,
AUSUllU 'nuns nv;i;i
So id by all druggists. Price 75c
per bolt o.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation
?Adv:
xn : jg;js*.'^r^ 7vT3gyjgsaaai
Notice.
All p.rrons a id corporations aro
hereby notili ?d and warned against
buying, taking, tr.uiferring, or negotiating
tb obv > cor J.in notei
ox-ontod and da'iv.jred by Gj>rga
fl Ho veil to A P J ihnsin, one fir
the sum of $5') 00, the other for $125.
00, and both dated January 8ih,
1913, and also the Bill of Sde, in the
nature of a chattel m irtgage securing
the said notes and dated on the
sumo day in the amount of $175.00,
all persons arc also warned against
Nuking any cheeks issued at any
time by the said G 4 rge 11. Howell
in favor of said A P Johnson; as all
of said papers will be contested on
the ground of fraud and misrepresentation
in the making thereof.
Dated Jan 2S.h 19Id.
George H. Howell.
Adv. 2-13-3t
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LOST: ?A subscription to a well
known migjfclne because subscriber
insistel on having MacNoiPs Magaz?
ne. ? M agu zinc Keprosen t at ivo.
Adv.
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