Widow of Winnsboro Negro Victim Shot to Death Hattie Smith, widow of Jule Smith, the negro who was shot to death in the courthouse at Winnsboro in June, was shot to death yesterday in her home two miles from Blaney, Bloodhounds were taken to the scene by Mr. Hough were unable to take the trail, as a heavy rain fell just as the dogs were … Continue reading Negro Woman Killed
Hattie Smith, the widow of Jule Smith, the negro who was shot to death on the steps of Winnsboro courthouse on the morning of June 14, last, while in the custody of Sheriff Hood, of Fairfield count, was assassinated last night about 9:30 o’clock at the house of a negro woman friend near Blaney. HSe was shot through the window by a shotgun, the load … Continue reading Widow of Negro Shot At Winnsboro Was Assassinated
Madam Adele Dennee, who has been visiting her sister, Madame Irma Redman, has gone to Hendersonville for several weeks. Henry Butler has returned to Washington, after a week’s stay with relatives. T. F. Aughtry and family of Greenwood moved into this community last week. Misses Aileen and Arizona Waites are at home after a visit to Wedell. Mrs. A. A. Harrison is spending the week-end … Continue reading News of Edgewood
The Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Thomason have returned from a month’s vacation spent in Greenville, Pickens and Fountain Inn. During their absence the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church replenished the parsonage pantry with a splendid variety of provisions. This token of interest and love was sincerely appreciated by the pastor and his wife. Madam Adele Dennee, who has been visiting her sister, … Continue reading News of Edgewood
FOR RENT – Lease, Exchange for Automobile, 9 room house on car Line, at College Place, at bargain. Address Teacher, Blaney, S. C. Continue reading Position Wanted
For Sale – 11 acres land, 1,000 peach trees, one five-room house, one good spring, one mile Blaney. Price $1,500. Bounded by auto road. T. J. Cuptid, Blaney, S. C. Continue reading Farm Lands
Jack Brown died on 22 Aug 1915 and was buried in Kershaw, South Carolina, USA at Prospect Cemetery. Tombstone Information: Continue reading Jack Brown
Frances Penelope “Nellie” Herron was born on 05 Aug 1847. Frances Penelope “Nellie” Herron married John Thomas Waters. Bethune, August 23. – Mrs. Nellie Waters, a highly respected woman who lived about two miles below Bethune, died Saturday afternoon, April 21, 1915. She was stricken with paralysis about a week ago, and remained in a semi-conscious condition until she died. Mrs. Waters’ was about 70 … Continue reading Frances Penelope “Nellie” Herron Waters
Charlotte Elizabeth Deas was born on 04 Jul 1851 a child of Dr. L H Dease. Camden, August 26, 1915 – Miss Charlotte Elizabeth Deas died on August 19, 1915 at “Pine Grove,” the residence of L. W. Boykin, in the 65th year of her age. The last of the family of Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Deas of honored memory in Camden, her passing … Continue reading Charlotte Elizabeth Deas
Ann Lucetta Alexander was born on 22 Mar 1835 in Camden, Kershaw, South Carolina, USA a child of Isaac Brownfiel Alexander and Elizabeth Gilman. Camden, August 20, 1915 – Although it was not unexpected the community was saddened Thursday morning, August 19, 1915, to learn of the death of Mrs. Ann Alexander Hershman, at her late home on Union Street at 7:30 o’clock Wednesday evening, … Continue reading Ann Lucetta Alexander Hershman
