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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1906
Page
8
Walhalla’s local items include visits by Clemson and Westminster residents, church announcements, marriages, lost dogs, and shop ads.Notable names: T. K. Alexander, W. P. Nimmons, Phillips Cochran, M. Stribling, Rev. Edw. S. Jones, J. A. Steck. Mentions cross the region including Seneca, Westminster, Pendleton, and Clemson College, with social calls, religious events, auctions, and upcoming millinery openings.
Frequent short items report visits by Miss Mae Russell and Miss Cora Duffie, a soda fountain opening, family illness of O. J. Walker, June sales at Norman’s, a Mary Cross recovery, Nan Strother’s visit, Rev. E S Joncas preaching plans, and various personal announcements. Also mentions Benjamin Hughes and Lizzie Howard marriage, Ritter pension for J. F. Tathem, Norman’s laundry ad, and Miss Margaret McElroy Steele’s death with survivors listed.
In a preliminary Southern Intercollegiate Oratorical Association contest at the University of South Carolina chapel, C. Mann of Euphradian Society won distinguished honors with the speech Monarchy the Proper Form of Government. He will represent the university at the regular S I O A contest at the University of Mississippi on May 2. Also noted are obituaries, retail notices, and scholarship selections.
The semi annual singing convention of Oeoveo county will meet with the Hopal Bah Wapitat church on the second Sunday in May. All singers and those who are singing are invited to attend and spend the day praising our Great Redeemer with good music. F Morton, President.
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