Seneca News Highlights Social and Obituary Notes
Death of D. I. McMireath in Seneca after brief illness. interment at Mount View Cemetery with Presbyterian representation. Social items include a quiet wedding of Kate Stribling to Joseph McDonald, Easter egg hunt, Library Association elections, Schubert Symphony Company praise, and updates on locals like Mrs. T. S. Stribling, Mr. O. R. Doyle, and Mrs. John Hopkins. Community events, visits, and spring millinery openings feature throughout.
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Seneca
Bank
MecBlreath
I. McMireath
oMireath
Behver
Tickensounty
Mountain View Cemetery
W.R. Davis
Presbyterian Church
Prosbytery
Walhalla
W. D. Stribing
Misa Kate
Joseph McDonald
Richland
Roy
M. R. Kirkpatrick
Library Association
W. A. Lowery
Om Cera
G. A. Hines
F. M. Cary
J. H. Burgess
J. W. Byrd
L. W. Jordan
Eliza Brooks
John Jordan
W. P. Anderson
Westminster
Sonaca
Schubert Symphony Company
Stribling
Roswell
C. R. D. Burns
Heneca
0. R. Doyle
Maa Leila
Calhoun
Leneon
Erbune
Mise Anna
Atlanta
John Hopkins
Mm. R. P. Cochran
Ly Larkentore
India
Parlo
Freene
Joseph J. Norton
Senora
Yahn L. McWhorter
Torm
Speed's Creek Insteriday
Tia
Kentucky
Sallie Hunt
Towny
Baxi Pioneer
Pastor
Hey
Mr. Walker
Atante
Dorey
Gitonville
Aeueen
Hackensack
N.S
Fire Devastates Chelsea District In Boston Fire
Fire raged through Chelsea destroying wholesale districts and residences. The blaze started near the Boston Blacking Company works and spread a mile to Marginal opposite Hast Bon ton shore. Loss is estimated at 10 million dollars. at least four bodies recovered and about 60 injured. City landmarks including 18 churches Frost hospital Children’s hospital city hall Public library several schools and many factories and tenements were destroyed. Strong NW gale aided spread with embers lighting dozens of wooden structures. Two women confirmed dead and further fatalities feared. northern bodies yet unidentified. Fire under control by nine tonight.
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Boston
Chelsea
Boston Blackie Company
Frost Hospital
Children's Hospital
United States
Boston Blacking Company
Everett
40-Pound Civil War Cannon Ball Gift to Museum
Washington April 12 The United States National Museum has received a 40 pound cannon ball from Port Sumter fired at the start of the Civil War in April 1861 Major Anderson fired it at a floating battery off Sullivan's Island and three shots struck the battery before the ball was recovered and transported to Charleston St Louis and finally Washington through the years with notes on its historic value.
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Washington
United States National Museum
W. Hulson Ord
Port Sumter
Thin
Ford
Canton
Major Anderson
Fort Bunter
Anderson
Sullivan's Island
Mount Pleasant
Charleston
St. Loula
Oakway Farmers' Union Meets Saturday At 2 80 P M
Oakway Farmers' Union to hold a meeting Saturday at 2 80 p m. All members are requested to be present. Brown serves as president and WH as secretary. The notice calls for attendance and participation by members in good standing.
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Oakway Farmers’ Union
Oakway church service and local notices reach Oakway
The Oakway column records C D Mann preaching at Center Methodist Church on Sunday afternoon at 2, following Rev J B Singleton. It notes pastor changes, visits by Irving Moore from Anderson, school news from Westminster Graded School, and upcoming events including a spring program on May 1. It mentions community visits by W N Bruce and M B Mitchell, and a planned dance at King and Anwell’s store.
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Oakway
Ind
C. D. Mann
Center Methodiut
J. Bi. Singleton
Mr. Mato
Center
Hindrer
Tor
Bethel
W. N. Bruce
Wi. McCraw
MN. Mitchell
J. B. Harris
Union
Oletov
Uisce
Desare Cain
Nora Campbell
Marscal Mason
Pendleton
Alvin Henderson
Clinton
J. W. Bearden
Jodie Haley
Slater
Dora
Cracker’s Neck School
Maryin Sewell
Lavonia
Otto Leathers, Hueman
Weatminatar
All Play
Fair Play Notes Health Marriages and Local Happenings
The April 11 issue from Fair Play reports on community news including health updates, a wedding of Will Dooley Wall to Mi ax Nora Young of Georgia, and the Dooley family home. It notes a sermon at the Methodist church by Rev. O L Moain, return of Mrs J L King and daughter from Charleston, a birthday party hosted by Lucile King, and planned Easter activities at Fall Pine School.
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Mr. Dltor
Guarior
Hood Heller
J. R. Weller
John Holland
Anderson
T. A Harris
Methodist Church
Bunday
Moain
King
Charleston
Litth
Miay Lucile King
Mrnday
Miny Janie Wiley
Richland
Mra
Mark Stribling
D. A. Harris
Bright
Norman Landér
Fall Ping
Meudamen W. L
J. B. Dobbs
Lavonia
Inaugural Event Honors Migs Torun With Prize
A festive gathering featured a question card game to match partners, judges declaring Migs Torun the prize winner. Guests enjoyed cream, water, and black cake in a bright setting with music by Gilosta. The event closed as a memorable Beneck community occasion.
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Migs Torun
Gilosta
Beneck
Death's shadow over Hig Heed rose BP Morris tale
Morris of Skippers Virginia soldiered through a 1906 spring illness. He credits pneumonia and a terrible cough with near consumption. After trying Dr King’s New Discovery he recovered after two and a half bottles, proclaiming it the best remedy for coughs and lung diseases. Sold with guarantee at drug stores. One trial bottle free.
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Rose BP
Morris
Skippers
Sizzle Leroy Marries Vane Morri gon in Georgia
Lawrence Bord and Lawrence Ford report the marriage of Miss Sizzle Leroy to Vane Morri gon of Georgia. The bride is the eldest daughter of PT W Leroy who resides nearby. Stephen and three daughters Carrie Latin and Kya visited Tullis Dyar and daughter last week. Various local visits, farming notes, and crop actions follow.
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Lawrence Ford
Sizzle Leroy
Vane Morrigon
Georgia
PT. W. Leroy
Stephen
Carrie
Kya
Tullis Dyar
Smith and Family
Mom
Walhalla
W. R. Stephens
D. B. Taylor
Mra. Taylor
Mra. Holcombe
Central
Mra
Emaline von Holton
Westminster
Mra. Li
R. Redmond
Corinth
W. St. Stephene
Chamberlain's Hay the Preference in Purtamontn
A drug dealer in Portamontn endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the preferred cure over competitors. He notes six years of selling and highlights customer appreciation, naming Dr. A. W. Bell and W. J. Lunnoy as authorities.
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Chamberlain's Hay
Fred
Hatrahan
Purtamontn
Chamberlain
Randle
W. Bell
Walhatt
W. J. Lunnoy
Seneca
Easter notes from Richland several local家庭 and names
Richland notes list Mina Marlon Goa and Ming Flata at Hronau College Easter home visits. Mrs McCubbion plans Union visits. Mrs Hughs to teach in her absence. Kate Stribling and Joe McDonald marry. Emily Stribling injured but no bones broken. Janto Wyly returns from Fair Play after three weeks. Unclear town updates, school grounds and legal references included.
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Richland
Mina
Marlon Goa
Hronau College
Ming Flata
Newbit
H. Coe
Mamplin
Coe
Denver
Col
Mra Bara McCubbion
Geralding Hugha
McCubbine
Mira Pearl Ballongarde
Mra
H. A. Knox
Mayenville
Harmony Presbytery
N. Hughes
Master Stiles, Jr
Sen Cen
Slater
E. L. Anerson
Miso Pauline Hughs
Bowen Lumber Company
Norcis
J. Allen Terrell
Weashmiinster
J. W. Dandy
J. Armstrong
Mya
Dave Stribling
Kate Stribling
Joe McDonald
McDonald
Emily Stribling
Mies Janto
Ciara Ani
Tais
Westminster News From Greenville Meet Aided by Local Lodge
April 14 reports Westminster students competing in track and ball at Greenville. Local Free Masons hosted visiting Clemson guests. Westminster team placed in track events with Marot Otaway and Ben Bimpson starring. Ball game results favored Westminster though officials noted a disputed decision.
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Greenvile
Railway Mall
Westminster
Central High School of
Greenville
Greenvilla Tay
Lee Stribling
Furman Fitting School
Balle
Lloyd Smith
Bassey
Wit- Utter
Westminster Boya
Marot O. Q
Marott
Otaway
Hull
Ta. Q
Bimpson
Ben
Simpson
Marett
Weatminster
Hasley
Central High School
Puremin Mitting Behool
Weatminater
Easley
M. Stribling
Frank Ansterbon
A. UL. Gossett
Hin
Rholdon
Liberty
Anffers Kertoud Accident and Local Notes
Jamenys Creek April 13 report notes fruit crop prospects if no further hindrance from frost. Charlie Lee moved near the iron bridge on Chattooga river. Wade Reid returned to Hanley. An eight year old boy from Holly Springs was seriously injured by a 22 caliber rifle accident while playing with a sibling. The bullet grazed behind the eye and a physician treated him. W A Freeman and family visited Saturday and Sunday. Pastor Rev. Mecordiat invites attendance next Sunday.
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Jameny's Creek
Charlie Lee Haw
Iron Bridge
Chattooga River
Wade Reid
Hanley
San
Win
Butt
Holly Springs
Betaeatr
W. A. Preeman
High Palle Democratic Club Meeting Notice
The High Palle Democratic Club calls a meeting this Sunday afternoon at the usual place to discuss local party matters and upcoming events. Invitations go to Berety and Berety affiliates and all members are urged to attend.
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High Palle
Democratic Club
Movibera
High Falls
Dora
Jemio
Orday
Hywinon
Siete
Dotouatee
Oredatcati
Nea W
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Beneca
Queen Quanity Oxfords
Burl
Koston
Wire
Heart of Chelsea
Opaness Distriet
Fort Sumter
Oakway Union
Brown
Got
Lawrence Bord
Westminetna
CMG
Anffers Kertoud
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