Bounty Land Notes Local Visits and School News
Local items from Bounty Land include visits by Miss Carrie Smith and Mrs. Fennell, moves and gatherings in Anderson and West Union, and updates on Richland and Poplar schools. Volunteers fix grounds, sodding and desk purchases are mentioned, with praise for Richland’s progress and Poplar’s improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Heller
Wilen Barton
Fair Play
J. L. Smith
Richland
Poplar School
Poplar
Bounty Land
Ftr
Wii Cooley
Liberty
Swinegame
Melie” Davison
Georgia Sloan
N. Hughs
Rauline Hughs
R. B. Bowen
Norris
Doyle
Bertie Smith
Walker McEl
Anderson
West Union
Gillison Place
Lou Dendy Neville
Pranklin
N.G
Atrl
Longfellow
Seneca Library plea rallying locals to save the books
The Seneca Library Association urges public support to avoid book loss and fund new volumes. It notes 676 volumes worth about 400 dollars in stable property and appeals citizens who let subscriptions lapse to renew and help with entertainments and book purchases. The notice lists current members and invites all to attend a meeting Friday night to shoulder responsibility and revive the eight year old library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Seneca Library Association
Sarnoglo
Association
Seneca Library
Mra
E. Bellotte
Blackburn
J. A. Brock
A. P. Brown
Jas
J. Burgess
J.W. Byrd
Anather Cary
Nora Carver
Mary Cherry
D. Cherry
J. B. Clarkson
L. M. Coleman
Ted Dickson
Ts. A. Edwards
M. B Gaines
G. W. GignnMat
Glenn
J. N. Herndon
B. A. Hines
W. D. Holland
G. N. Hugns
Hunter
Bifle Kilburn
Ethel Kirkpatrick
K.P. Lowery
Lunney
C. H. Mayhew
J. L. Marett
Milla
T. McCutchen
A. P. McKinney
McWhorter
John Myers
W. M. Noll
W. H. Ravesnel
F. Sloan
Death credited to pneumonia cured by Dr King’s New Discovery
Jesto P Morris of Skippers Virginia wrote of a spring 1900 illness marked by a fearful cough and near consumption. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with rapid relief after two and a half bottles, claiming it restored his health. The ad promises a guarantee and trial bottle free at drug stores priced 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesto P. Morris
Skippers
Dr. King
Seneca News Briefly Told and Local Affairs
Seneca April 7 notes a new walk to the depot praised as beauty yet questioned as a lasting joy. Churchgoers hear of union services at the Methodist church with Rev. Blackburn preaching. Local society covers Presbyterian musical offerings, Ladies Aid meetings, milliner chatter, Library Association plans, and civic council critiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Methodist Church
Blackburn
Presbyterian Church
Ladies' Aid and Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian Church
C. N. Gignilliat
Bessie Wilson
M. W. Coleman
Hattie Shelor
Emma Stribling
Senea
R. T. Jaynes
Wm. J. Stribling
Harper-Hunt
Schubert
Symphony Club
Henrietta
Clara Verner
John Verner
Richland
Clara
S. K
J. B. Dendy
J. H. Adams
P. Cochran
B. P. Lowry
Library Association
Sam Jones
8. K. Dendy
Rey
W. H. Davis
Brevard
N. G
Aomad
Davis
Baltimore
Council
Civic and Library
Civic and Library Association
J. Brock
All Cadets Dismissed At Clemson For Fool's Day Prank
Clemson College reports sweeping discipline following an All Fool's Day escapade. Forty junior cadets were expelled or suspended, with ongoing hearings for freshmen and others. The college plans to publish an official retreat-time dismissal, affecting hundreds of cadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
Alemson College
Glemson College
Pendleton
Westminster High to Host Oratorical and Track Events
Westminster reports a full week with B Y P U conventions in Greenwood and Greenville. Lee Stribling will represent Westminster at the oratorical contest among six area schools. A spring track meet and bronze medals accompany a silver cup trophy for top team. Furman Fitting School to play Westminster in baseball Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Mia
Hugh Bibb
Mason
Fairburn
Macon
Misa Annie B. Rushton
Johnston
N. G
John R. Moore
Pendleton
Greenwood
Ottaway Marett
Greenville
Lee Stribling
Westminster High School
Furman Fitting School
Westminster Boys
Chamberlains Has the Preference Says Fred C Hanrahan
Portsmouth druggist Fred C Hanrahan declares Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy his preferred choice after six years of use and promotion He notes it is a sure cure and earns customer trust despite higher profits from other remedies Available from Dr J W Bell Valhalla and W J Lunney Seneca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain's
Fred. C. Hanrahan
Portsmouth
Chamberlain
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Tillman Leaves for Atlanta Rest Cure at Roberson
Senator Tillman departs Edgefield for Atlanta today to enter Roberson Sanitarium for dieting and massage treatment. If health permits he and Mrs. Tillman will then proceed to Europe for a period of rest and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgefield
Timan
Atlanta
Roberson Sanitarium
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Neema
Queen Quality
Oxfords
C.W &J
E. Banknight
W. S. HUNTER @ CO
Seneca, S. C
J. A. Brook
Allverware
Bonoen
The
Civic Association
T. J. Stribling
8. C
Tillman
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