McSwain McCullough announce Greenville wedding
John William McCullough announces the marriage of his daughter Borah Clarinda to John Jackson McSwain on Wednesday evening April 2 at Bunembe Street Methodist Church Greenville. Invitations extended for the wedding reception of Sarah Clarine McCollough and John Jackson McSwain on April 26 from 9 30 to 12. The bride-to-be is described as bright and popular, and McSwain is a junior partner at McCullough McSwain, a noted member of the South Carolina bar and graduate of South Carolina College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William McCullough
Stattona
Borah Clarinda
Joba Duckaga toSwain
Wednaday
Bunembe
Streat Methodint
Greenvill
Joseph Allen Mo ‘Ule Jongh
Misa Sarah Clarin
McCollough
John Jackson McSwaln
McSwain
McCullough
Gueenville
Nowa & Courior
Last Hope Vaniahed Ends In Hope With Discovery
Last Hope Vaniahed recounts W M Smithart of Pokin Iowa contracting consumption and nearing death until Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs Col ds and Colds revived him. He claims the medicine cured throat and lung ailments and kept him out of a grave. He has used it over 10 years and endorses its scientific cure. Available in 60 cent and 1 dollar bottles with a free trial bottle at drug stores.
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W. M. Smithart
Pokin
Iast
Tiedeman Walls Wedding Plans Announced
Mr and Mrs Archibald Hill Walls invite the public to celebrate the marriage of their daughter Clara Walls to Walter Probst Tiedeman on Tuesday April 25. The ceremony will be at 8 30 in the evening performed by Rev Z T Cody. A reception for about two hundred guests will follow at 607 Bitboombs street. The bride is a Greenville young woman with many friends and the groom is a Charleston resident connected to the Tiodeman family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Hill Walls
Clara
Walter Probst Tiedeman
Bitboombs Street
Z. T. Cody
Greenville
Bfr
Todeman
GG. Walls
Neighbors Aid Ezra Mulkey With Plowing For Bedridden
Fourteen neighbors gathered last week to help Jamen Mulkey of the Ebenezer neighborhood farm a crop for him while he lies in bed with phthisis fever. Participants include P. A. Brown John Tollison Tom Thomas A C Brooks Feaster Wyatt Frank Wyatt Aan Wood John Miller Wm Brower Henry Whitmire Crato Whitmire Olon Kelley W J Owens Lawrence Orr W J Eaton J W Glows Crayton Wood George Singleton H D Fuskamp Sammuel Smith Lucene Eaton Raymond Ward J J Smith Dunk Browning J D Tollison HT Smith Hirjah Turron Omor Galbreath Jon Bryant Tenry Alexander Koh Kelley H B Neal Som Galbreath Jim Galbreath Quince Hand Henry Cater Arthur Ontor Wm Pao W H Crumpton M C MorganPlena itourdon
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Hornoa
Jamen Mulkey
Ebenezer
P. A. Brown
John Tollison
Tom Thomas
A. CO. Brooks
Feater Wyatt
Frank Wyatt
Aan Wood
John Miller
Wm. Brower
Henry Whitmire
Crato Whitmire
Olon Kelley
W. J. Owens
Lawrence Orr
W. J. Eaton
J. W. Glows
Crayton Wood
George Singleton
H. D. Fuskamp
Sammuel Smith
Laucene Eaton
Raymond Ward
J. J. Smith
Dunk Browning
J. D. Tollinon
Smith
Hirjah Turron
Omor
Galbreath
Jon Bryant
Lyceum Attraction At Bell's Hall Tonight
Mrs. W. C. Chilton appears at Bell's Hall under the Alkaboat Lyceum System tonight. A Mississippian by birth, she is praised by critics and noted for readings from Ruth McEnory Stuart. Admission 2 cents. doors open at 8. show begins about 4:45.
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W. C. Chilton
Bell's Hall
Alkaboat Lyceum
New York Tribune Nyn
William Calvin Chilton
Minnissippi
Conspirators Sentenced in Post Office Robbery Case
In United States Court in Charite fon, three men received sentences for conspiring to rob and raid the post offices at Lain, SUL. Tudorp Rabens got three years, James Jolpaon alias Murphy seven years, and Join King Gye years, all to Federal prison at Atlanta. Johnson received a longer sentence for larceny of government funds. Rabens’ attorney filed a notice of appeal to the Court of Appeals. bail set at $5,000. About four hundred indictments against the Stand Company for missing required filings were returned by a Franklin county grand jury. Sim i indictments were also returned across several counties.
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Lain
Sul
Tudorp Rabens
Jamea Jolpaon
Murphy
Feven
King Gye
Atlanta
Johnson
Ant Rupreo
Court of Appeals
Rabens
Oris Kabous
Franklinsons
Frankfort
Retired Capt C B Watson Resigns as Freight Agent
Capt C B Watson resigns as freight agent for the Southern Railway Company at Greenville after twenty two years with the line. L P Hill house has been appointed as his successor. Watson plans retirement to seek better health and rest with his family in Walhalla.
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C. KB. Watson
Southern Railway Company
Greenville
L. P. Hillhouse
Watson
Southern
E Mainea
Heath
Wuteon
Confirmation Services at St John’s Lutheran Church
St John’s Lutheran Church was crowded for solemn confirmation services. Eleven catechumens, led by the pastor, processed to the altar as the choir sang. After the service many in attendance offered congratulations and the congregation planned Holy Communion next Sunday morning. All are welcome.
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Santa
St. John’s Litheran
Rheumatism relief pitched by Pain Balm claims
A wary claim touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a cure for rheumatism with quick relief after one application. It asserts widespread success and urges purchases from J W Hell Valhalla W J Lunney Seneon. The ad-style note targets sufferers seeking fast, inexpensive remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Wuffer
J W
Hell
Valhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneon
Haimont
J. W. Bell
Seneca
Unclaimed Letters and Local Religious Notices
Unclaimed letters listed for Walhalls post office week ending April 15 2006 include Robert Evans J Hutson Rev J Stewart Inc O Wadelua and others. Mountain Singing Convention invites delegates to Holly Springs church May 1 and 14. Easter services at Fairview church next Sunday at 11 with sermon on the resurrection. Public invited. recitations planned at Factory Hill Walhalls with no preaching at that gathering.
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Innent
Walhalls
Robert Evans
J. Hutson
Rev
J. Stewart
Mountain
Holly Springs
R. J. Vingon
Fairview Church
Our Lord
Alan
Factory Hill
Anniversary observance at Oconee Lodge for Bath founding
Oconee Lodge No. th LO O J will celebrate the Bath anniversary of the order next Tuesday night at the Manonia Pomplo with Grand Mentor J. C Crosby Grand Warden C. TD Burne and J. W. Sholor delivering addresses. Lodge members and county Masons are urged to attend as refreshments will be served.
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Oconee Lodge
LO. O.J
Bath
Order
Manonia Pomplo
Paat
J. C Crosby
C. TD. Burne
J. W. Sholor
Ooonse
Mineral Springs Hotel to Undergo Major Renovations
The Blue Ridge Mineral Springs Hotel changes hands as M. B. Ruthrauff leases from J. Shockley and plans extensive improvements. The summer hotel will open June 1 after renovations, with grounds beautified, a park added in front, and expanded outdoor amusements. Local support and regional guest bookings from Columbia are anticipated. The article also notes rheumatic pain relief claims for Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and reports the death of Wm. H. Land at 78, with funeral held at the family burying ground.
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Mew
M. B. Ruthraull
Blue Ridge Mineral Springs
J. ©. Shockley
L. M. Brown Lumber Company
Tts
Brown
Keller Place
Thin Grove
Blue Ridge Railway
Ruthrauff
Columbia
Sockera
Georgia
Valhalla
West Union
Hummer
Russia
Wm, H. Land
Double Springs
Unheated Death and Kidney Troubles Reported
An Iowa obit notes Wolfe of Tear Grove died after kidney troubles. He recalls two years of pain and anxiety, claiming a tonic helped relieve his symptoms and offered general relief. The account mentions reliance on a remedy with steady availability and perceived effectiveness.
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Orton Anda
Wolfe
Tear Grove
Iowa
Walhalla Methodist Church Weekly Services Adjusted Times
Special services at Walhalla Methodist Church run all week with a modified evening start this evening at 7 46 rather than 8. Bells at 7 and 7 30 announce the change. Rev E Jones invites all church members and others to attend. Tonight’s service will run to 8 45 if needed for post church attendance. The meeting aims to avoid conflict with the Lyocum function and will be delayed accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walhalla
E. §. Jones
Bixawn
Mny
Morm‘bors
T.yocum Attunatou
Thia
Frightful Suffering Believed
An advertisement-style testimonial from 0. G. Grayyton of Lala Minnesota claims Dr. King’s New Life Pills cured undigested aud illness and related stomach and bowel disorders with tonic laxative effects. Price 25 cents, guaranteed.
Beaverdam Baptist Sunday School Convention Opens
The Beaverdam Baptist Association holds its Annual Sunday School Convention at Clearmont Baptist Church on April 20 1905 with Devotional exercises led by Bro Hi Nt and a program featuring sessions on Sunday school growth, teacher training, and parental attitudes. Delegates are urged to attend in full and prayerfully engage in the sessions for constructive outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam Baptist Association
Clearmont Baptist Church
Batusbay
Bro
Hi Nt
Carys
Deloxate
Roy
C. Wardlaw
A. McTavie
J. W. Gardon
J. B. Harri
J. A. Durham
W. N. Brace
C. Smith
W. G. Prishard
Paranta
Suneday School
Hera
J. R. Moore
J. H. Stone
Poore
C. W
Mitchell
J. E. Crosby
T. M. Jhlrod
Marion Simpson
W.T. Grubbs
Bod
Barna
Last Lyceum Astraation at Bell's Hall Walhalla
Mrs William Calvin Chilton a leading Southern feminine lecturer appears at Bell's Hall Walhalla tonight with national reputation and praise from abroad and both North and South The manager T F Nicholson invites members and public to attend and enjoy the best entertainment offered locally
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Calvin Chilton
Walhalla
Bell
Lyceum
T. F. Nicholson
Senator L Hipp Shot Dead in Cullman Alabama
State Senator and attorney L Hipp was shot and killed at his Cullman home by John W Williams who also wounded Deputy Sheriff H Thomp son. Williams, in his 50s, fled but was later captured in Marshall County and is being pursued by a mob as authorities assess the case with a $400 reward. Hipp was well known in Valhalla during a recent visit and leaves friends and colleagues mourning his loss.
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Cullman
Ala
L. Hipp
Sherift
Thinlep
Itin
John W. Williams
Offeora
Hipp
Williams
Ainwault
Dantnp
Hng
Cullinan Lima
Acane
Vehiclen
Huntaville
Als
John Willama
Senntor Impp
Cullman County
Vfail
Marshall J
B.A. Harper
Valhalla
Leary
Hippopatite
Ordors
Walhalla Hotel
Blue Ridge and Southern Trains Collide at Souon Inat
A Blue Ridge engine and a Southern Railway local freight collided on crossing tracks Monday afternoon near Souon Inat. The Blue Ridge engine was badly damaged though no injuries occurred. The Southern air brake failed to grip, preventing a stop before impact. A Sanoca run was sent from Anderson, and service resumed between Walhalla and Sanoca after the wreck.
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Southern Railway
Blue Ridge
Souon
Southern
Walhalla
Safe Blowers Identified Near Wadenboro NC
Both safe blowers shot near Wadenboro North Carolina have been identified. One is referred to as Shorty and the other as Charles O Day. Shorty used the alias John Frazier and O Day used the alias Ban Robinson. Ray of McAdooville NC identified Shorty, but not others. Inspector Holla identified both men positively, with Shorty being notably notorious and sought in many places. O Day is not expected to recover. the finder’s slang will be addressed in Lancaster as soon as he can be moved.
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Wadenboro
N.C
Shorty
Charles O'Day
John Frazier
O'Day
Robinson
Ray
McAdouvilly
N. C
Hahor
McAdonville
Holla
Lancaster
Two Negroes Wanged in Pattison Ny
April 14 Arthur Lastor and Joseph Millar, two colored men, were hanged at the county jail after a dramatic escape attempt by Lastor. Snater shot Max Wollonbury instantly while fleeing after robbing Wollanburg’s in the city. Miller was convicted of murdering Galion Stewart, another colored man, at Midvale.
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Pattison
Arthur Lastor
Joseph Millar
Lastor
Snater
Max Wollonbury
Wollanburg
Miller
Galion Stewart
Midvale
South Carolina Presbytery Holds Spring Session at Mt Carmel
The South Carolina Presbytery met at Mt Carmel Church in Abbaville County with 21 of 30 ministers present and 45 elders in attendance. The Mt Carmel congregation hosted, the new church was dedicated, and Rev J G Law Rev R T Rogers and Elder J W Holloman of Walhalla attended.
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South Carolina
Mt. Carmalchurch
Abbaville
Waste
Roy
J. G. Groga
Wardlaw
Groanwood
Murchland
T. P. Burgess
L. Wilson
Mt. Carmel Presbyterian Church
J. Cartledge
Anderson
Archibald Lindley
J. BE. James
General Assembly
Glao
Fort Worth
Texas
J. Lowrie Wilson
Abbeville
John G. Law
Valhalla
Hou
Jolua E. Rogge
Piohona
A.B. Morse
Jonson
Thote
Oscnne Conclave Meeting Canceled For Tomorrow
Due to protracted services in the Methodist church the Oscnne Conclave No 82% IOOH holds no meeting tomorrow night. The next gathering will be on the third Thursday night in May. Archon G Jaynes and Secretary Sohrodor urge monitors to take notice and govern themselves accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
G. Jaynes
Archon
Sohrodor
Secratary
Easter Services at Midway Colored Church Next Sunday
Easter services will be conducted at Midway Colored Methodist Church next Sunday morning with Special Banter services. Rev. G. W. McFall named pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway
G. W. McFall
Bogus Bonds Payment is Asked for by New Hampshire
A letter to the Attorney General from New Hampshire warns that the state holds $30,000 of old South Carolina conversion bonds issued January 1, 1860. The message, sent by a citizen Benjamin Thompson, requests prompt payment for an agricultural college. The NH official acknowledges a potential suit by New Hampshire to recover the funds as part of a broader pattern seen in other states.
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Columbia
8. C
Gunter
New Hampshire
New Hampshiré
Old South Carolina
Banda Aqtad
Benjamin Thompson
Dakota
North Caroline
Frost Damage Widespread in Cotton Belt Affects Crops
Reports from Colombia indicate a severe frost that stretched from the cotton belt southward to Jacksonville, damaging trucks, fruit, and early corn. Section Director Bair noted extensive losses, with preliminary estimates suggesting substantial harm across the region.
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Colombia
Fiere
Yeaterday
Torday
Cotton Belt
Bair
Jacksonville
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Baptist Sunday School Convention
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