Visitors and gatherings mark a July week in Whitehall Salem
A laconic report from Whitehall Salem News details summer visitors including Mrs Elmina Chamblee Miss Mamie Smith and Mr J H Liembres mudd family. It describes a sunny July day at Salen for a community gathering with music by Mr John Ea Kew and Prof Harbin Linderman Hate Barnett Hill and a large crowd enjoying a Sunday school and a bountiful dinner. Also noted is the Anderson County colored teachers normal opening at Greely Institute July 16 with 42 instructors and a focus on arithmetic grammar and geography under the county and city supervision.
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Green
Elmina Chamblee
Mamie
Mountain Crook Section
Srs
JA. Moll
Plat Rock
Mogats
B. Frank Smith
Belton
Lizzie Simpson
Wim. Roeves
Pelzer
J. H. Liembres Mudd
Anderson
OT. Copeland
W. W. Leathers
Cornelia Hitchinson
Kt. Moorehead
Luis Heer
Tobure
Salen
Alleday Kinging
John Ea Kew
Harbin
Linderman
Hate Barnett
Hill
Koon
Henry
Tilbies
Tian
Tony
Editor
Devil
Enrron Interiicencer
Anderson County
pioMarl
Greely Institute
C. Mar
EL Michelson
Roente Ha
Interoeting
Brateful
Ee Ly
Laroirit
Prohibition Debate Stirring South Carolina Letter
A reader writes from Lebanon voicing support for prohibition as the cure for liquor troubles. The letter critiques enforcement, questions dispensaries, and asks how South Carolina laws and liquor revenue interact with statewide prohibition efforts. It urges national and state action while probing why dispensers sign or deny signs and how licensing would work locally.
Weather, crops, and social notes from Walhalla area
A mid afternoon shower cooled the air and aided crops though farmers expect at most two thirds of a cotton or corn harvest. Vegetables are abundant and ripe tomatoes weigh about a pound. Local social visits include Miss Lillie Garrison and Miss Annie Reid returning from Walhalla, and many others visiting relatives in Belton and Harmony Grove. Malaria cases improve slowly as Cadet Will Garrison visits friends. A discussion on voter prohibition notes that women would support prohibition but cannot vote, suggesting a path to fewer drinkers if laws were in place.
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Wikivsetos
Pheer
Henebes
Ing Meliow Eagle
Helton
Williwinston
Greenville
Anderson
Williamston
Sallivien
Laupwes
Mea
U.S. Wallace
Wallies
Laurens
Acker
Huttege
Thuttow
Mery
Wiin
Tate Station
Cathe & Roaplell
Vilaidit
Willaninten
Laprens
Minnie Klugh
Greenwoul
Caplednn
Watkins
Methodist Missions Sry Society
Koval
China
Ean UW Wiitisston
Jininsten
Givnge Ssiodpinn
Ean Valeselup
Athick
Hilions Tever
M. Mato
Dawiy
Misha
Misa Gila
Suomen
Polver
Lander
Roscoe Canyon
Teading
Newberry
Miss Smith
Sadler
Columbia
Williamston Mills
W. J. Hudgens
de C. Walker
Anderman County
Pia
Ernie Alin
Armel Katte Hilal
Aapperin
Sritlemen
Sua
McQlellan
Huey
Gil
Iehntana
Tome Ponthmafor
Totes
Lebanoi
Singleton
Mr. Singleton
Preaelios
Kerions
Hugh Wekson
Sidepsoiy Gazettes
Pudy
B. McMoartry
Pressby
Tom
Weller
Sinith
Tex
Groeville
Hult
South
Carolib
South Carine
South Carolina
Amlerson
Carolina
Tnitett Shires
South Carollna
Sandy Springs
Edwin Jolly
Lillie Garrison
Walhalla
Annie Reid
Lillie
Miases’ May
Neasie McWhorter
Belton
Sam Harris
Guy Daniels
Walhalia
W. A
McWhorter
Green
R. FE. Stackhouse
Anna Darracott
J. W. Major
Misa Anna Blackman
Bowersville
J. W. Rothrac
Win
Burriss
Iber Butrisa
Oakway
Will Garrison
Betton Items Visit and Travel Notes
Anderson resident Misa Loia Hill visits Misa Anna Latimer while Mr Daylie Earle of Spartanburg spends time with Mrs I P Cox. Lovie McDavid returns from Honea Path trip. Hertha Grabbs plans Honea Path visit. Edwin R Cox of Darlington travels. Adelaide Heald visits Mamie Latimer and returns to Washington. Louis Waibel of St Louis reports a child treatment success after doctors gave up.
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Misa Loia Hill
Anderson
Misa Anna Latimer
Daylie Earle
Spartanburg
Dot Sanders
I. P. Cox
Lovie McDavid
Honea Pati
Hertha Grabbs
Honea
Edwin R. Cox
Darlington
Tian Lites Bacon
Biss Adelaide Heald
Mina Mamie Latimer
Washington
Jaqueling
Fur Mayor and Sunday School Notes at Kahamah
Local items review a political note on the Democratic primary and a Sunday School gathering at Raha jail Church on Saturday the 24th Mot. Protient speakers and Prof Willis will lead music for an enjoyable day. Neighbors' health and crop conditions are reported, with visitors listed from Anderson, Walhalla, Savannah Ga, and Hart County. A distillery rumor is mentioned with caution to the community.
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Mie Manin
Kahamah
Rahajail
Willis
Amon
Janie Misulin
Fannie Earle
Anderson
Jula Earle
Walhalla
Mra. Vickery
Mra. Dobbins
Savouin
McGreegors
Anerson
Savannah
Hart County
Christiana
Reunion of Orrs Regiment at Senees fair grounds
A reunion of Orrs Rifles is planned for August 11 1900 at the fair grounds near Senees South Carolina. The regiment will march into camp at 1 p m and remain through August 12 with Confederate veterans invited. A full program will be published later.
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Saundry Springs
Orr
Regiment of Rifles
Senees
8. C
Ench
P.an
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Osborne & Osborne
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Fqaurance Link Assurance Society
Oper
W. J. Roppey
Rock Hill
B. C
J.C. Templeton
C. A. Reid Music House
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Brock Bros
T. Borrisy
Oxford
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Detroit
Colleer i Medicine
J. E. Crank
M. D
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