Licenses were issued the first of the week for the marriage of Mr. Ross PARISH and Miss Kate SMITH, of the Lavinia community. Mr. PARISH was raised in Lavinia, but for the past few years has been living in Mississippi, … Continue reading →
Mr. J.T. DENNY and Miss Mattie A. ROGERS, of the First district, were married yesterday. Rev. Ramsey DUNCAN officiating. Mr. DENNY is a prosperous farmer and business man and a most excellent gentleman, one of the best young men in … Continue reading →
Milt WALKER, colored, was arrested and fined $1 and cost a few days ago for driving on a brick walk. This should be a warning to those so thoughtless as to do such a thing. Source: Carroll County Democrat, March … Continue reading →
Miss Mollie JOHNSON, daughter of Alexander and Ellen JOHNSON, was born Oct. 14, 1866. After a lingering struggle with that dreadful disease, consumption, died at her home two miles south of Huntingdon, March 6, 1897. She professes religion in August, … Continue reading →
Mrs. MCCORD, wife of W.G. MCCORD, died at the home of her husband, a short distance from Huntingdon, last Monday, after an illness of several days. Mrs. MCCORD was nearly 70 years old, a member of the C.P. church, lived … Continue reading →
The following items appeared in the McLemoresville Items column of the March 12, 1897 issue of the Carroll County Democrat. ***************************************************************************** Public school closed last Friday, still the school is well attended, several teachers having entered recently. Dave WOODS has … Continue reading →
A new mill firm has been formed in Huntingdon, composed of W.F. BABER, Jno. W. HASTINGS and J. H. GREER, the first two having bought an interest in Mr. GREER‘s saw mill located in the Twenty-third district They will operate the … Continue reading →
The following obituary for Nancy Rochelle BERRY appeared in the March 23, 1940 issue of the Carroll County Democrat. She died at the home of her son Pratt BERRY. Surviving are sons Otha and Homer; daughters Mrs. Bert HILL and … Continue reading →
W.W. PUGH, who lives in the Twenty-third district, while cutting stove wood last Tuesday afternoon, made a mistake and cut off the fore-finger of his left hand. A doctor was sent for, the wound dressed and is doing all right. … Continue reading →
Ex-Sheriff M.B. ROBESON turned over to Jailor S.J. CHAMBERS, last Tuesday, VAN SHANKLEFORD, who was committed to jail to await the action of the grand jury. Mr. SHANKLEFORD is charged with breaking into the store of John ADAMS, in which … Continue reading →