West Union Notes Show Visits and Entertainments
Locals from West Union report James Dodd spent last Saturday in Seneca Burt Hopkins visited relatives and friends here Saturday and Sunday Mrs J C Knox entertained a large crowd of girls and boys Wednesday night Read lists of girls and boys attendees and note Stella Honea gave a musical entertainment Saturday night.
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West Union
James Dodd
Seneca
Burt Hopkins
J. C. Knox
Susie
Stella Miller
Carrie
Nellie Burley
Ellen
Dora Duncan
Roxie
Ruth Stone
Stella Fione
Carrie Sauders
Clarice Shovkley
Marie Isbell
Robert
Walter Shovckley
Clarence Duncan
Wille Reeder
Luther Sanders
George
Harmon Keil
Ronnie Abbott
Jas. Dodd
Sam Isbell
Bob Miller
John Brewer
Burt Shockley
Charley Burley
Stella Honea
B.B
Student Killed by Elevated Train in Chicago
Chicago police report a medical student named Hugh M. Watson from Charlotte was killed by an elevated train while earning money by working on the railroad at night. He was switching cars and is believed to have fallen in front of a moving train.
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Chicago
Hugh M. Watson
Charlotte
Watson
Local notices from Tamassee and sorrow in Buckingham
Locals from Tamassee report visits to the old mill shoals and updates on illnesses. A funeral was preached by Rev L W Brown for Richland. Wade C Hughs gave a fine Sunday school address before Mrs Beaty and children returned home. Buckingham Ontario reports a mine collapse at Notre Dame De Salette with many feared dead and limited communications.
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Tamassee
J. P. Beaty
Florence Rankin
J. P. “Nelley
Catharine Rankin
Old Mill Shoals
Lee Kelley
Florence’ Rankin
L. W. Brown
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Richland
Wade C. Hughs
Valhalla
R. K
Westminster S Tells of Captain Parker Rites and Town Progress
The Westminster Courier reports themortal remains of Capt. W F Parker laid to rest after a pneumonia battle. Born April 9, 1829, he was a pioneer settler, built a steam saw mill, and earned fame for faithfulness and integrity. The town elected new officers, launched Westminster Sun, upgraded the bank and drug store energy, and faced a hail event. Local students debated immigration, and various community notes follow, including church services and visits by Clemson cadets.
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Westminster
W. F. Parker
Parker
Capt. Parker
Caroline
Commonwealth
Rosa Summergill
Texas
Thos O. Parker
H. H. Campbell
Shreveport
Will Frank Parker
Shereveport
Robert Parker
R. G. Green
Washington, D. C
F.W. Green
Anderson
Thos. O. Parker
Ife
A. Zimmerman
J. H. Stonecypher
W. GC. Peden
L. G. Gaston
P. W. Matheson
C. L. O’kelley
W. &. Mason
Loehr
Westminster Sun
Carter
Stonecypher Drug Company
T. Peden Anderson
The
Westminster Bank
Messrs. Crowder and Barnett
Clemson
W. P. Anderson
State Bankers’ Association
Columbia
United States
National Congress
Stonecypher & Harrison
P. O
F. T. Cox
Presbyterian Church
Cox
J. R. Moore
Baptist Church
Haywood Institute
Clyde
N. C
Moore
Pearl Verner
Richland
Constipation remedy ad from Spirit Lake dealer
For Constipation L. H. Farnham of Spirit Lake Iowa endorses Chamberlains Stomach and TV Rivar Tablets as the best on the market for constipation. Try them you will find them agreeable and pleasant in effect. Price 25 cents. Sampled free. For sale by J. W. Bell Valhalla W. J. Lunney Seneca
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L. H. Farnham
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Chamberlain
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Storm kills and wounds hundreds across four states
Reports list about 150 dead and 400 injured from cyclonic storms sweeping Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama Friday night. Towns destroyed with extensive property loss. Amite City Arbor and Independence damaged. New Orleans and Mobile cut by wires. In Alabama Albertville Bergen Dora suffered heavy losses with dozens killed. Total damages include 30 dead 1200 injured and thousands homeless across 46 towns in Louisiana Mississippi Georgia and Alabama.
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Atlanta
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Natchez
Migs
Amite
McLain
Miss
Vidalia
Quitman Landing
Purviss Landing
Mass
New Orleans
Mobile
Amite City
Arcadia
Independence
Gelle Grove
Melton
Lorman
Pine Ridge
Fairchilds Creek
Purvins
Lumberton
Meridian
Mia
John Minniece
Richland
Lamourie
Winchester
Columbus
North Highland Park
Cedartown
Lucerne
Kenmore
Lamourile
Haxsie
Pine
Angle
Franklinton
Sheridan
Avard
Eunice
Giley Bend
Church Hill
Tillman
Baxterville
Braxton
Sunflower
Wahalik
Wingate
Walls
Quitman’s Landing
McLaurin
McCullum
Georgia
Chipley
la Grange
Harris
Griffin
McDonough
Locust Grove
Cave Springs
Albertville
Leesburg
High Mound
Hatton
Blountaville
Raiburn
Robert Raiburn
Seneca Democratic Club organizes and meets amid town notes
The Seneca Democratic Club gathered last Saturday with officers and delegates named. Revival services begin at the Baptist church next Sunday led by Rev. W. L. Walker from Atlanta. street crowding prompts calls for police to ease sidewalk congestion and prevent race tensions. Local visits, social events, and strawberry season are noted amid community updates.
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Seneca
Seneca Democratic Club
F. M. Cary
8. C. Biggerataff
J. L. McWhorter
G. W. Gignilliat
John Harper
B. A. Daly
B. Bagwell
M. B. Gaines
J. B. Pickett
W. A. Barron
Thos. Lumkin
J. Eustace Hopkins
L. Stone
C. N. Gignillat
R. M. Wright
R. R
Hayes
Baptist Church
W. L. Walker
Atlanta
South
J. D. Hutchinson
Elvira Dudley
Columbus
Richland
Myrtle Zimmerman
Westminster
Bertha Lee Cox
Co. M. Tew
Columbia
Hinckle
Wm. Odry
Wynonah Cary
Harry Cary
Luke W. Verner
Elvira Dudley Hutchinson
Mississippi
Death on His He ll a: Close Call in 1906 Pneumonia
Jesga Morris of Skippers Virginia recounts a near fatal pneumonia attack in spring 1906. He credits Dr King s New Discovery for rapid relief after two and a half bottles, calling it the best remedy for coughs and long illnesses worldwide. Sold with guarantee at drug stores 60c and 1 Trial bottle free.
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Hella, Jesga
P. Morris
Skippers
Dr. King
Passes in Richland at 78 Amelia Davis laid to rest
In Richland on a Saturday night Mrs Amelia Davis aged 78 died at home after a long life of faith and family. Funeral services were led by Rev L W Brown at Richland Presbyterian cemetery with interment in Conn crosses Baptist church and remarks on her long church involvement. Neighboring notes mention local social events and community life as residents reflect on aging and farm hardships from rains and cotton prices.
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Richland
Amelia Davis
Richland Presbyterian Cemetery
L. W. Brown
Conncross, Baptist Church
Andrew McGuffin
Davis
Presbyterian Church
Geraldine Hughs
Norris
R. B. Bowen, Jr
Marion Coe
Gatinesville
Brenau College
Ladies' Aid and Missionary Society
Bounty Land
Major
P. Dendy
Verner
Columbia
R.T. Jaynes
Valhalla
W. Burton Jaynes
Washington
Charles Verner
Tuscaloosa
Ala
K. Dendy
Chamberlain's Remedy Endorsed by Portsmouth Druggist
Fred C. Hanrahan a Portsmouth Va druggist testifies to Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best patent medicine for cures. He notes higher profits from rivals but prefers this remedy for its purity and reliable customer satisfaction. Sold by Dr J W Bell Valhalla Wid Lupney Seneca.
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Chamberlain's
Fred. C. Hanrahan
Portsmouth
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
Wid
Lupney
Seneca
Board of Thanks from Keowee Courier editors
We desire through your columns to thank our friends for acts and words of love during the last illness and death of wife and mother. These deeds will be remembered with hearts full of gratitude. B. Hubbard and Family, Fairview, April 27, 1908.
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Keowee Courier
B. Hubbard
Fairview
New School Building Bond Sale Nears Completion
Local report celebrates the nearly finalized sale of bonds for a new school building. Plans and arrangements for the project show Seneca can act promptly, with hopes for a hustling water and light commission to forward the schoolhouse.
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Hfe
Water and Light Commission
Seneca
Oea i M. VY
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