Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-01
SOUTH CAROLINA

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SUMTER. -Vasco jenkins, white
dies In hospital here, from broken
neck, received in automobile acct
dent at Manning.
sSUMTER.-Miss Maggie Watson
daughter Of Samuel Watson, pioneer
merchant of Sumter, dies at home
here at age of II, following apoplexy
stroke.
hr- ST. MATTHEWS.-Fi destroys
home of A. NJ. Smoke, and landmark
passes.
SPARTANBURG.- C. Car
mon, living on Greenville highway
near here, is seriously injured when
auto turns over as he is on way to
speedway races at Charlotte.
GREENWOOD is received
here of death at Walter Reid gen.
aeral hospital, in Washington, of
General W. r. Connolly, native OF
this county. He died of cancer.
Be GREENWooD.-Funeral of R. o.
McAdams, who died at home OF
daughter, Mrs. M. T. Seymour, in
Atlanta, is held here, his former
home.
SPARTANBURG.-L e. F'ike, "A,
prominent insurance man, dies of
sapoplexy.
sYoRK.-York county's two mil
lion dollar highway bond issue is
declared void in decision of supreme
court, reversing Circuit Judge
:. Henry's decision to effect that
:. Irregularities at Rock Hill and Fort
cd IF
rballoting.
CHARLESTON.-Mo than 800
former cadets attend Home COM
ing day program of the Citadel
here, with many features, including
football game between Citadel and
Newberry college.
COLUMBIA-Cole L. Blease, for
mer governor and senator-nominate,
8 is declared by Association Against
Prohibition, at Washington, to be
unsatisfactory to that organization.
- CAMDEN. = Andrew Burnet,
young man of Camden, is seriously
injured when auto in which he and
B. B. Clarke, Jr., and ]. T. Houston,
were riding at night, without head
lights, strikes wagon on highway.
MULLINS.-W. E. Edwards,
prominent wholesale merchant, dies
from heart failure.
GREENWOOD Ella Aiken
Smart, widow of late Rev. r. d.
Smart, prominent Methodist divine,
mother of DIR. Frank Smart, of Nor
folk, and Prof. w. A. Smart, of
Emory university, Atlanta, dies in
Norfolk and is buried here.
COLUMBIA. = Bremen property
at corner of Washington and Sumter
streets, one block from Main, brings
100000, or $1,100 front foot. Is
thought by company headed by Ed
win w. Robertson. Lot contains old
wagon factory, landmark.
ORANGEBURG. Large com
panies are said to have investigated
possibility of purchasing electric
plant here and developing it as pow
er supply station for lower part of
state.
ANDERSON.-J. j. Galley is in.
stantly killed when auto he is driv-
ing skids on wet pavement and
jumps over 15-foot precipice. Frank
Stuart, auto salesman, riding with
him, escapes without serious in
juries.
FLORENCE.-L. G. Cave has
hand frightfully mangled in gin and
Tor time life is despaired of. Hun
bred stitches were necessary In
handling wound.
CHARLESTON. = Mrs Caroline
Ann Mustard, widow of late d. F.
Mustard, dies here in 101st year
She was born October II, 1924 One
daughter, ten grandchildren, thirty
seven great grandchildren and four
great-great grandchildren survive.
E ss5S. ORANGEBURG.- 20 is a
pgreat holiday here, with practically
entire student bodies and faculties
ref University of South Carolina, Co
lumbia, and the Citadel, Charleston
attending, football game between
,---tfrese two institutions being feature
= Of county fair program.
s~CHESTER.-Che hotel, owned
sssy.tseor r. Dawson, is leased to
CIR Simmons, of Newton, N. c..
COLUMBIA.-State board of edu.
cation declares four days of school
Year as holidays, two of these being
FOR state teachers convention and
E4ta0 to be designated by local school
sibsards.
.ORANGEBURG.-W. II. Perry,
clear is elected commander of Camp
Thomas j. Glover, Confederate vet.
Grams here.
LAURENS P. f. Kilso
pastor of Methodist church here, an
nounces plans for upper South Caro-
lima conference Of denomination. to
be held in Laurens, opening Novem-
Der 5. Bishop Collins Denny will
preside.
rs SPARTANBURG.- here
form credit association to furnish
information as to credit ratings OF
patients.
CHESTERFIELD l.. Rice, of An
derson, is speaker at annual county
fair here, October 1881.
sPARTANBURG = County fair,
one of largest in state is held here
october 1881, with football game be.
tween Wofford and Presbyterian col
5eges as athletic feature.
CsIARLESTON.-City of Charles
ton observes deliberately national
Navy day." with Vice Admiral
Newton A. McCully, L. S. N, as
chief speaker
COLUMBIA.-Clear house and
chamber of commerce here invite w
w. Hoxton, chairman of board of re
serve bank of Richmond, to come to
Columbia for luncheon and confer
ence of proposed Carolinas branch OF
FEDERAL bank, which Columbia wants
located here
COLUMBIA-Bold thief drives uT
to Evans Motor company plant here
Gets car filed with gas and oil. pre-