Seventh Annual Daughters of the Confederacy Convention
The Seventh Annual Convention of the Daughters of the Confederacy fills Anderson with visitors from nearby towns and counties. The event features speeches by Mrs Laurien Gur, Miss Cochran, and Miss Sullivan, with musical interludes and elaborate decorations at Mrs S Bleckley’s home. Despite intermittent rain, attendees enjoy a civic tour, a reception for Dixie Chapter, Veterans, and Sons of Veterans, and a tribute to Confederate memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Li Welek
Trevis
Lauien Gur
Ie Carolin
Mes
Conner
Mara
Lula Ayer Vandi
Dixie Ghiaptur
Mina Eleanor Cochran
Deal
Sudan
Miss Cochran
Anderson
Dl. W of Johnston
Dixig Chater
Annie Lane
Cora Ligon
Dixie Chapter
Veterans and the
Sons of Veterans
Mra
Bleckley
Rh. £. Lee
Irs
Mimic Protwell
Ming Gilliard
Piazza Wen Sitio
Crimaon
Walla
Misa Marie Gill Nard
Mies Mockiey
Mies Mockiey,ha Fviatesa of Atheoceneian As the Historian of the RB Lee
Ehorn
Dixie Chipter
Veterans and Sons of Veterans
Alt
Rf Co
Jefferson Davis
A Polloeman's Testimony and Public Remedies
A Polloeman from Nacho complains of cough and poor remedies. He praises a kidney cure as effective after two doctors failed, noting relief and strong claims of healing. A second letter from W. A. Borin of Fineh Ark endorses the remedy for deadly diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patternon
Ni Polloeman
Nacho
Ulead
Leant Hale Dorem
Biog Medicias In the World.” ‘Cons. W. A. Borin
Fineh
Ark
Serious Accident Involving J. R. Fowler Near Hartwell
J. R. Fowler was thrown from a buggy at the corner of Chore Street and West Avenue while Perry Waylor, driving a fast black horse, was with him. Fowler escaped with minor injuries after the buggy overturned. Mrs. Pearl Hawkins and others assisted, and the collision occurred near the depot as a broken tone and bruises were reported.
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Fowler
Aly
Chore Street
Woat Avenue
Perry ‘Waylor
Hartwell
Horne
Taylor
Mr. Fowler
Whitehing Post
Tetone
Wy. Simpson
Mrr
Hirvintt
Powlets
Ola Ciadey
Sewin
Rock Mills Religious Revival Ends at Roberts Church
A protracted religious meeting at Roberts Church concluded last Sunday night with about ten members uniting with the church. Rev. McLees of Greenwood preached thirteen sermons and delivered eloquent oratory. Pastor Ligon led preliminary services before the communion. The revival revived interest in neighboring churches. plans note the McClure Circuit Thanksgiving services and a Texas trip for L.A. duties, with local merchants advertising goods and services amid community notices.
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Roberts Arch
Mr. McLees
Greenwood
L.A
Texas
Gunn
Movida
Deby
J. 1
Gray
Vrov Vanning
Vicksburg
Miss
Re * C. Liges
Robertson
Chutch
Lint Bailey
Death of a Belton merchant and property heir
Obituary notice for Cannon, a 26 year old Belton merchant son of Rev. Danny Cannon. He died after a bout of typhoid fever in Heath at his home Wednesday night. He leaves parents and two sisters, with a large estate valued around 240,000 to 400,000 dollars. Executors Gambrell, Agnew, and W. Waiters named. Funeral held at Shady Grace Churchyard beside his parents.
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Ain Pine Eno
Jgdin
Cumin Wiie
Hin
Dix Heath
Tie
Cannon
Hinesse
Lin Heath
Tanny
Danny
Luther
Calhoun
Belton
Townshin
Cooley's Bridge
Towne
J. Gambrel
Beet
Hig
Gambrell
Agnew
Greenville County
Ninera
J. W. Waiters
Cousin
Gaffney
Trignda
Augusta Carnival Prosperity and Midway Receipts Rise
The Augusta Elks Carnival drew vast crowds through Friday and Saturday, with midway receipts up to $100,000 by Friday night. The Elks expect to place about $55,000 in their treasury as profits, and festivities continued to midnight Saturday. The writer observed large throngs, good humor, and little disorder, with widespread visitor turnout from across the region. A new trolley line from Augusta to Aiken aided travel, though track conditions were rough. North Augusta’s growth and new buildings impressed the observer, with prosperous mills and elegant homes along the route. The climate and winter tourism prospects were noted as favorable for the area.
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Aueuaterias
Order of Elks
Augusta
Aiken
Praiaca
Atleista
Kerogaths
North Augwat
Clear Water
Bath
Langley
Warrenville
Graniteville
Theae
Firet
Horse Creek
Clear Water Creek
North Augusti
Aikon
Taa Lovely
Bread and Bread Making from Prof Wiley Lecture
Prof Wiley of the Agricultural Department speaks on Bread and Bread Making. The talk covers mill quality and scientific milling, citing Clifton and Bransford Mills in Owensboro Kentucky as examples. An audience grower nods in agreement as the discussion centers on mill character and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Wiley
Washington
Ogee
Clifton
Bransford Mills
Owensboro
C F Jones Co Plans Holiday Goods Move
C F Jones Co announced a shift of merchandise between now and the holidays to maximize business. The firm reports a replenished assortment across departments and a sharp reduction in Dress Goods Wraps Curtains and Portieres to improve stock availability.
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Lagealiumypa
Hats on sale in millinery department
Store advertises big cuts in millinery with a strong Spring or Fall season push. Claims sales ahead of any prior Fall season and notes new arrivals. Hats priced from 1.00 to 5.00.
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Biran
Sullivan
Guin
Vandiver Bros. & Mejor
Shelin
LiAllatad
Re Coal
J. Dobbion
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Srongsday
Daughters of the Infederacy In Convention
Polloeman
Loffar
Ailainy
Belcher
Gallaghel Bro
Oliver
Evans Pharoidoy
Sullivan Hdn. Co
Foley
Henwy
Ecuns Pharmcy
Orr
Riley
Kvann
Fooley
Trieste
B. F. Martha
Attornuents Law
Koley
Beusfely
Evans Pharmagy
P.H. Dully
Ashley
Evans Pharmacy
Globe Store
Allen
Gussie McCarley
Iva
J. D. Compton
Townville
L. A. Dean
Dean
C. D. Chamblee
Alderson County
Hargein
Haint
Bo _ 106
John A. Austin
Magnet
Virginia Carolina Chemical Gy
Aig
C.F. Jones CO
Millinery Department
Youra
Traly
Wholegale and Retail
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