On Feb. 18, 1904 . . . Harry Herrod, a brakeman on the Southern Railway,
was killed at Georgetown by a southbound passenger train. He was 25 and
single.
A Knights of Pythias Lodge is soon to be instituted here. Prof. W.R.
Eubank is the prime mover.
Mrs. Elvie Owsley and daughter Agnes are confined to their rooms with
measles.
A slight blaze in the roof of Judge Cogar’s residence was extinguished
promptly.
The Clipper edition for Feb. 14 is missing from The Sun’s archives. We
will resume next week with the Feb. 21, 1924 edition.