Local News Highlights From Oakdale and Townville Era
Local notes report Mike McGow and neighbors in Saluda area, minor village events, and community concerns. Mrs James T Ayrton visits Anderson family, while farmers expect strong corn stands. John C Gautt leaves Georgia for Illinois, and double Springs show closes with entertainment planned next Friday. Townville pastors and locals attend services. bridge work and mumps illnesses noted. Oakdale Church supports Furman University. missionary tally event succeeds with funds for a ministerial student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike McGow
Oakdale
Jamon T. Ayrton
Relavien
Bt Anderson
Tita
Johp C. Gautt Haw
Georgia
Ibln
Faror St
Cedar Grove
J. A. Burgens
Townvilla
John Straw
Broyles
Earle’s Bridge
Towhville
H.C. Routh
Ciemaon College
Doonewa
Routh
Jin Broyles
Oakdale Church
Paraan University
Townville
Sonilay
Furman Uinesity
Mountain Springs News Roundup of Planting and Community Events
Mountain Springs reports good use of favorable weather last week with corn planting advancing and cotton harrowing. Rain Sunday afternoon aided early cotton seedlings. Rev D I Spearman preached to a large audience. Mount Airy Sunday School plans a meeting in May with a new superintendent. A literary show and exhibition, with Piedmont String Band, is set for Friday night. Debating Society thriving with an active crowd. Veterans plan trips to Columbia for reunions. Local residents Porter Dodson and Wy J. Lie visited kin over the weekend. Requests for attendance at church and rides in a new buggy are noted alongside social details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. I. Spearman
Thia Place
Mount Airy
Mountain Springer
Piedmont
Tao Pabitu
Dabating Society
Jota
Feiosia
Wy J. Lie
Portman
J. J. Moore
Simpsonvills
Greenville
Black Horne
Singing Convention At Eureka Draws Big Crowds
Eureka News reports a two day Singing Convention in Eureka with large attendance. Local visitors include Mr. Reaca and Orin Hland of Ander son, Mr. Fred Mordovik and slater of Abbe ville, and Miss Nellie Bown among others. Remedies and public health notes appear, plus planning for a picnic at Cooley's Bilge on the third Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Reaca
Orin Hland
Anderson
Fred Mordovik
Slater
Abbeville
Fred Cund
Michelor Davin
Wotton
Nellie Bown
Sho Hohojns
Cooley's Bilge
Miay L Tm McGee
Brother
Lota
Barns Wilson
Andarann
Apul
Bnd
Memorial Day Observance at Pendleton Confederate Camp
Memorial services at Pendleton to honor fallen Confederate soldiers including General Bee and Tally Simpson. Veterans, cadets, and local students participated with wreaths, speeches by Col. R. W. Simpson and Prof. Morrison, prayers, and a cannon salute. The program included decorations at multiple cemeteries, a dinner, and a farewell procession to Simpson homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion of
Weibatg
Omri
Tilly Simpson
Clemson College
Tin Artillery
Stone Church
Morrison
Cletaon College
Clemaon College
Baptist Church
Yu WA
Boyd
Pendleton Graded School
J. EB. Shan
J. C. Stribling
Giela
Het Vonmeiery
Romaina
Barnard J. Bee
Stribling
Col
R. W. Simpson
Tully Simpson
Barnard E. Bee
Aiken
Ita
Col. Simpson
Beo
bin Nate
Bee
Manassas
Jackson
Eloise Slow
Hundt
Mee Stickhouse
Gal. Jas. A. Alovt
Greenville
Iin
Col Hoyt
Bedy
Mias
Ella Sloan
Matitier Kageren
Andernes
Exor Tally
Agant Dinger
Daniele
von Coleg
Daniiela
Fsihiger Kometarat Atea Toniater
Bisad
Renin
Belton Hems Hint at Local Industrial Growth
Belton reels with whispered plans for new manufacturies including mill and gunnery, plus a yarn factory, all to be run by home capital. Notables like N Y Kellett open feed and sale stables near Bra eatables, while changes ripple through Belton Cotton Mill leadership and local church scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Hopper
Mithisaleo Mexars
Noil Acker
Ralph Paylor
Mertin Maynie
Wade Iampton
McLaurin- McKinley
Columbia Post
Molland Store Items and Local News Digest
A rain last Sunday boosts crops as Cotton Minning rises and small crops look better. Notable notices: Samuel Earle died in 1818 and was moved to Shiloh beside his wife Sorepta Winter, who died at her daughter’s home in Oneuve County after a brief illness. Mrs. Winter, widow of J. Cook Winter, was daughter of Rev. William Glenn. Remains were buried beside her husband after a funeral led by Rev. Mr. Bailey. T. S. Earle and daughter Lucy visited from Anderson. Local notes cover health, plowing, cycling, and various shop items including bicycles, cotton hoes, and repair services. Sullivan Hetw advertises freight and bicycle repairs. Brock rie offers goods at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Earle
Evergreen
Shiloh
Sorepta
Mra. McDonald
Oeouve
Lake
Mra. Winter
J. Cook Winter
Win. Glenn
Thin County
Georgia
Ruhamah
Mr. Bailey
T. 3
Earle
Misa Lucy
Anderson
Burke
Colummie
Rambler
Clevernod
Hartford
Columbia
Brock
Roth
Sullivan Hetw
Bullivan
Ford
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear names and places
A garbled OCR snippet mentions votes, prices, and scattered initials. No coherent person, place, or event can be reliably identified to form a local newspaper card.
Be Ye At Tic Sat At 28c And 14c In Sale
An odd catalog-like notice lists items with prices 28c and 14c. It mentions Tic and Bic brand references and a 240 total in a terse sale snippet. The legible parts emphasize these two price points and product hints without further context.
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Mountain Springs News
Eureka News
J. Muffet
M. D
Pendteton
Tally Simpsor
Clemson
Simpson
Tally Simpson
Me. Lide
Neebie den
Porsond
Simpsaod
Harald
E. Tog Chen
O. J. Copeland
Th. Pant
Walter Kulley
Donia Capeland
Carre
Banie & Spor
Helton
Mixues Nellie
Lue Brown
Bertie Gentry
Communit
Dlice
Floyd McDaniel
Shirley
Belton Hems
Molland Store
Wiliam
Ray
Cleveland
Evans Pearmaoy
India
Oxford
Yours Truly
C.F. Jones Company
McCall Bazar Patterns
McCall’s Magazine
the Queen of Fashion
Bazar
Moore, Acker & GO
Itc
Keith & CO
Estes
Yaris
Pacific Charlies
Delham
Iefy
Satonly
Ilebades
Rees
Flagg
Sasa Kmiziee
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