Local News From Hartwell District Celebrates Visitors and Veterans
The piece notes Miss Sallia Merrideth visiting relatives in Hartwell. George W. Jolly and Puritiver I. Boleman are cited as active Hartwell residents seen riding last Sunday. It mentions the Double Springs School closing exercises on Friday night May 10 with a well received program. Maj G W Maret, nearing his 80th birthday, attended the laying of the Confederate Monument corner stone on Saturday May 11. Curtis Kay of Hartwell called to see a popular local girl, and a crowd enjoyed riding out with the Pair Play girls. News item dated May 18 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallia Merrideth
Hartswell
Bella
George W. Jolly
Puritiver I. Boleman
Anderson
Maj
Maret
Mai Munday
Mise Berle
Pknel
Ma Nh
Double Springs School
Uviday
Secasion
Menara
Proc
Proc Clinkseates
Robert Witherspoon
Cadet Stewart
Newt
Banister
Miss Clinkscales
Miss Arnold
G. W. Maret
Curtis Kay
Hartwell
Inez
E. C
Tribble
Insite Y Biel
Lowndesville News Recaps Local Events And Games
Misses Meta and Vern Alien home from Cooper Limestone College amid typhoid fears. Migabello Moseley returns from Greenville and Spartanburg. A long community outing to Iva for Mr J P Harper’s School commencement drew a large crowd. Lowndesville beat Autreville 28 to 18 in a nine inning baseball game, highlighted by Ernest Allen’s long fly and a grand slam home run. Potential rematch planned for next Saturday during the High School picnic at Rocky River. Friday night speaker Prof C Walter to address students. Tragic death of Mr Daniel after a wagon accident near Lowndesville. Clergy visits from Rev J A Brown and Rev Mr Ligun. Local notices for C W H R Woodlawn visit and two secondhand engines and thrashers offered by Vandiver Bros. Sale ads for pine machinery and farm equipment appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta
Vern Alien
Cooper-Limestone College
Migabello Moseley
Greenville
Spartanburg
J. Q. McDavid
Bert McDavid
Due West
E. St. Horton
Antreville
Lowndesville
Ernest Allen
Autreville
Rocky River
C. Walter
Anderson City
John Daniel
C. Lofer
Daniela
Smith & Wesson
J. A. Brown
Baptist Church
Mrs. Brown
Mr. Ligun
Moffettagillo
Presbyterian Church
Leon R. Bell
Nolland's Store Weather Sign of Spring and Local Visitors
A rain soaked week with wind and hail disrupted work at Nolland's Store. Crops show mixed prospects with oats helped by rain and wheat at risk from heavy moisture. Local visitors include Mr. Locke of Tartwell and families from Hart County and Anderson, with noted gardeners enjoying strawberries. May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeacles
Locke
Tartwell
Zoo
Shaw
Barnes
George Richardson
Misa Urssie
Hareeles
Sutie Snelgeon
Farrigon
James Huder
Anderson
Lois Holland
Hart County
Fowler
Beaverdam Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Beaverdam news notes ill farmer W E M Fant and well wishes flow from friends. J V Jolson of Townville visits Columbia and Lula Skelton returns home from Rivoli Parm. Young folks attend Milltown singing in a four horse wagon. Rev W S Hamiter preaches and Lord's Supper observed. Walton Whitworth and sister Beatrice visit grandfather E W Holcombe. Maude and Dona Lcole Dalrymple visit Compton sisters. FW Holcombe and wife visit son James in Pelzer D C. Mrs D J Dalrymple with three children visit her mother T J Dalrymple. Dr W K Sharpe plans to cultivate Beaverdam lands. May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. M. Fant
J. V. Jolson
Townville
Columbia, D. C
Iss Lula Skelton
Mra. 11
D. Capelle
Rivoli Parm
Fork
Milltown
W.S. Hamiter
Walton Whitworth
Beatrice
Lavonia
E.W. Holcombe
Maude
Dona Lco Dalrymple
Lownville
Compton
FW. Holcombe
James Holcombe
Pelzer
D. C
D. J. Fant
T. J. Dalrymple
W. K. Sharpe
Beaverdam
Jouxny-Just-Ur
Midway News and Visitors Clip from Eureka Church Singing
Midway News details visits by Mr and Mrs McLin and Mr William Bailey to Abbeville on business. J R Vandiver and Arthur Rhody improve county roads with the scrape. Misses Vornic Dora Martin and Cora Reed return from Williamston Female College for Eureka Church singing. A N Fortuno and J B Wilson from Gainesville visit. Miss Sallie C Anderson receives a gold fountain pen. Picnic plans stir among the youth. We Three lament missing mountains due to a companion’s Cuba departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vornic
Dora Martin
Cora Reed
Williamston Female College
Eureka Church
Messrs
A. N. Fortuno
J.B. Wilson
Gainesville
Anderson
Sallie C. Anderson
Midway
Eureka
Cuba
Whitefield News Briefs Report Local Happenings
The community notes a sick child of Mr. Tucker improving after illness. A Cooley Bridge picnic drew many youths who enjoyed a fine time. L E Knight moved into his residence. Rev Henry Martin preached at Whitefield on the first and fourth Sundays at 11 am. Overall health remains fairly good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. ‘Tucker
Cooley's Bridge
L. E. Knight
Henry Martin
Whitefield
Local News From Our Burg The Potito Buges and Socials
Waco section reports potato pests harming crops with replanting of cotton and corn. Social notes praise Hawkins lawn party and friendly visits among residents. Mentions of reunions at Columbia, church activities at Trinity and Hopewell, and local farming observations. Readers named include Minnie, Claude, Yancy, Cleo Melton, and Rev Brown, with broader references to Williamston and Lebanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psa .Ien
Ghul
J. 0
Claude Hariig
Columbia
Nyer
Heav
Claude Ts
Allen Brown
Lebanup
Sanday
Hla Martin
Baker
Priendulup
Yancy
Cleo Melton
Midway
Janie Shirley
Trinity
Hopewell
Concord Church
Mountain Springs News Confident Farming Outlook
The community reports good health and a promising farming season aided by rain. Large fall sowing of Brain crops shows potential with well prepared and fertilized land. Farmers plan to grow corn, raise hogs and hominy, hoping to profit from stable cotton prices. Local events include Shiloh Sunday School music practice for Children’s Day and social visits. A new thresher purchase signals investment in crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. King
Shiloh
Gulliver Moore
Edward King
E.R. Perry
David Spearman
Jane
Reduced Southern Railway Rates to Chicago Convention
Announcement of round trip tickets to Chicago via Southern Railway and connections. Fare details include first class, 3rd class, and extension options with return from all points. Information on purchase, travel dates, and mailing address for rates and schedules provided by the Southern Railway offices in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tata
Southern Railway
Ita
Onis
Aldresa
Atlanta
Fragmented local notices mix with ads and stray text
A garbled mix of local notices and ads references a school trustee praising a service, stray quotes about savings, a strayed dog notice, piano sale, and hardware ads. Names and places are incomplete, with scattered phrases about teachers, supplies, and farm equipment.
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Boleman News
Rock
Avery Honrat
Vandiver
Sou Bay
Nolland's Store
Midway News
Whitefield News
Jay
W. I. Hoster Soryryor
Dean & Ratle's
Waco
Uxcie Nep
Mountain Springs News
J. Frank Foosbe
Winnsboro
Cabor
J. A. Dillingham
Reed Music
Brock
Imi
Thous Farmora
Dowlaw Cotten Planters
Guliiven Hdw
C.F. Jones Company
C. F. Jones Company
Sess
McCall Bazar Patterns
McCall's Magazine
the Queen of Fashion
Ant
Bazar
Samplea
Glas
Svary
Ang
Buyys
Dallas
Tero
Keith & GO
Baréai
Gennin
Aimaro
Delhon Delham Dimity
Ces Wanena
Ani Furnis
Artra
Shbonly
Dmele
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