Mr Gibson Visits Richmond Confederate Home Tour
Reporter recounts Mr Gibson’s trip from Valhalla to Richmond on the Seaboard Air Line, praising the line’s modern cars and punctual service. In Richmond he visits Camp Lee and the Confederate Soldiers' Home, viewing Confederate relics including Gen Jackson’s horse in a museum room, cannons outside, and meeting elderly Confederates in gray.
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Keenes Courier
Richmond
Valhalla
Columbia
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard
Gibson
Tably
Camp Lee
Lee
Gen. Jackson
State Medical Association Session Opens in Greenville
The State Medical Association convened in Greenville on Wednesday with broad attendance from every county. Read papers covered hernia treatment, pediatric cases, gall stones, aneurysm report, and gunshot wounds while electing officers for the coming term. The group plans to meet next in Columbia.
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Mountaineer
Greenville
Mediaa
Cathcart
Charleston
A. Hines
Sencca
State Institution For
Cedar Springs
S.C
J. W. Jorvey
M. Simons
Knowlton
Columbia
A. J. Buist
W. G. Black
Ofloera
David Furman
W. Pryor
Cheater
Dr. Crown
Torrence
Union
D. D. Frontin
Kefield
Dr. T
Whaley
Georgetown
Treanuror
Almar
Edward F. Parker
T. G. Croft
Aiken
O. T. Mayor
Newberry
J. W. Jarvey
Grennville
K. A. Stateton
Yorkville
IF. J. McLeod
Florence
W. J. Moorer
Savanth
Marl on Parr Pays Penalty in Gallows Tragedy
In Columbia on April 14 Marlon Parr the cotton mill worker who murdered boy Clarence Shenley in a drunken frenzy faced the gallows. He died after 44 minutes with Ramilo on his face, neck broken by the fall. Spiritual advisors had kept him in religious fervor throughout. The article notes his features appeared more pronounced in death.
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Columbia
Marlon Parr
Clarence Shenley
Ramilo
Seneca News Highlights Local Society and Change
Mrs D K Livingstone visits sister Mrs Lee in Sammerville while her son’s health requires care. G W Gignilliat dry goods sale to A P Brown of Heath Springs brings two families to town. Easter events at Presbyterian church heated by music while Lent services occur in Methodist and Baptist churches. Bad weather slows but does not dampen attendance at Baptist sermon. Town council urged to enforce grass-plot trespass ordinance. Charles Harper breaks lower limb in Seneca Bounty Land game. Mrs Dorn Duras to study in Charleston. Miss Lilian Caldwell hosts Easter egg event for Sunday school. Easter services planned at Methodist Church with a special program. Ascended Saviour sermon by Rev E S Jones. Midweek prayer meetings at Baptist and Presbyterian churches attract attendees. Mrs Mamie McWhorter from Pendleton visits, as does Mrs J E James now Mrs Emily Varner from Anderson.
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Saveca
D, K. Livingston
Mrs. Lee
Sammerville
D, C. Rogers
L. J. Colborn
Selma
Ala
Jobo Jordan Wan
Wofford
K. Mike
Cat
B. Smith
P. J. Hopkins
Anna Blackman
Tignall
Klouisé ‘Hamilton
Eliza Biater
Converae College
Gignilliat
Nosinos
New Presbyterian Church
Fair Play
Enator
God
Wolo
Mia
T. B. Stribling
Benedict
Mra
Kittie Harper
Mina Hattie Sholer
Walhalla
Emma Stribling
W. K. Livingston
T. P
Charles Harper
Seneca
Bounty Land
Mish
Dorn Duras
Charleston
Episcopal Church Yards
Lilian Caldwell
Long’e Hill
Olddck
Apoclal
Baptist Church
The
Presbyterian
Mamlo McWhorter
Pendleton
Strickland
J. E. James
Emily Varner
Anderson
Trolntiven Hero
MVM
Westminster Notes and Local Items Apr 10 1905
Westminster reports Jessie Stribling returning home from Belton. Odd Fellows anniversary services drew a large Methodist congregation. Golden Link Lodge lists eighty members with fifty-two marchers in regalia. Sis Sam Coon visits from Columbus, Ohio. Mulkey family mourns nephew Orestes Mulkey in New Mexico. Telegraphed office openings planned at Richland and Harbiet. Mrs. Messer and Mrs. Harrold visit Benson. Various residents travel to Texas, Anderson, and Liberty. Garrison resigns as Southern railway agent. C. Ho Rippy named successor. Woman's Missionary Society invites locals to church services April 23. Knights of Honor delegate Stribling to Grand Lodge in Columbia. Telegraph expansion to twenty offices between Greenville and Atlanta. 39 telegraphers hired. Cold spell returns. several locals listed as visiting or traveling.
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Westminster
Jessie Stribling
Belton
Spinks
Odd Fellows
Methodist ci
Golden Link Lodge
Sam Coon
Columbus
Ohio
Apert
Hocachla
Toledo
Sam Moonie
Comer
Mra
J. Mulkey
Ensley
Orestes Mulkey
St. Barnard
New Mexico
Young Mulkey
D. A. Mulkey
Walhalla
T. W. Ballenger
Anderson
Richland
Harbie’t
Mary Messer
J. J. Harrol
Benson
K. J. King
Texas
J. W. Dickson
Liberty
B. B. Garrison
Southern Railway
C. Ho Rippy
Mount Airy
Garrison
Old Westminster Baptist Church
W. J. Stribling
Joe Carr
B. Smith
J. A. Watkins
Hod Trengaror
Annie Mitchell
Minnie Davis
Mollie Clarke
Harriet Sutherland
Emma
Janie Hill
Mise Ammie Putnam
Wm. J. Stribling
Westminster Lodge Knights of Honor
Grand Lodge
Columbia
Stribling
Knights of Honor
Western Union Telegraph Company
Greenville
Atlanta
CG. L. O'Kelley
Leneon
M. Smith
Anderson, Polter
Honon
Newton A. Doyle
Raleigh
Doyle
Southern Railway Company
Gossett
Townville Social Notes April Events and Visits
Townville readers list Sunday visits from Bob Price and Miss Alice Smith at Steve Smith's near Fair Play. Mina Mattie Bruce returns from Neville where she taught the winter. J A Wootton and daughter Dora in Seneca Monday. Janie Gaines returns from Honen Path and Belton after visiting relatives. Prof John Graham left cross Rode Friday. Judson Barton near Fair Play practicing medicine with Dr. We T. Anot. Prof and Mrs J B Felton of Iva spent days with J Speares. Mrs Sam Brown returns from Speod's Creek. Miss Hattie Woolbright had a birthday dinner Tuesday. Mrs H D Grant and Miss Lily Campbell in Anderson shopping Thursday. G N D Boleman and wife visited J D Babb recently.
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Townville
Mra
Bob Price
Alice Smith
Spen
Steve Smith
Fair Play
Mina Mattie Bruce
Neville
Mre
J. A. Wootton
Misa Dora
Senova
Mia Janie Gaines
Honen Path
Belton
John Graham
Priday
Judson Barton
We 'T. Anot
J. B. Felton
Iva
J. ©. Speares
Sam Brown
Speod’s Creek
Hattie Woolbright
H. D. Grant
Lily Campbell
Anderson
N. D. Boleman
J. D. Babb
School Picnic and Socials Highlight Tokeona Report
The April 17 notice reports a Friday school event led by Prof. J. G. Graham and Miss Annie McWhorter, a Saturday picnic with an ample dinner, and a Sunday school reorganized into a flourishing unit. Social visits occurred at Mrs. C. T. Phillipa’s home, with dancing and hospitality noted.
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Tokeona
J. G. Graham
Annie McWhorter
C.T
Phillipa
Mian
Die West
Tor Stevenson
Brother Apunt
KR. A. Reeves
Miltion Dohnia Myers
Danny Moore
Oakway
Misa Zils Prichard
No Gloss Carrings Paint Sold by J. W. Hell
A damaged OCR note states that No Gloss Carrings Paint will wear as long 45 Levoo's and claims Devoo's are heavier by 3 to 8 common units. Sold by J. W. Hell.
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Devoo
J. W. Hell
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W. J. Lunney
MR. Gibson
Chamberlain
J. W. Bell
W. i. Laine
Soneca
the State Medical Association
Comncross
Comerons
N. W. Macaulay
L. al. Hoops
Adger Alexander
Johnson
Clifton Hunnicutt
M. Lowry
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