Walhalla Democratic Club elects officers and delegates
The Walhalla Democratic Club met April 26 with Senator J R Parle presiding. Officers elected: President W M Fennell, vice president J A Ansel, secretary treasurer J B S Dendy. Delegates named to county convention. Bryan resolution adopted. The Fair Play Democratic Club followed with reorganized leadership and delegates to the May 4 convention. Proceedings ordered printed in The Keowee Courier and The One News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walhalla Democratic Club
J. R. Parle
W. M. Fennell
J. A. Ansel
J. B.S. Dendy
Col
R. A. Thompson
L. Vlerndon
D. H. Newland
W. O. White
W. Pr. Grubbs
I. A. H. Schroder
W. H. Morgan
C. B. Gaillard
J. B
Dendy
C. A. Burton
Frasier
J. R. Kay
Valhalla
Democratic Club
William J. Bryan
United States
ER. A. Thompson
EK. J. Sherndon
D. H. Rowland
J. B. 8. Denily
T. ¥. Chalmers
J. W. Sheler
D. Isbell
J. L. Slater
H. Darley
W. J. Stribling
J. MR. Earle
R. T. Jaynes
W. H. Butler
H. W. Brandt
J. C. Edwards
J. M. Moss
Ton
W. J. Schrodt
Sam Verner
G. M. Meikee EK
M. du Pre
W. IL Doyle
C. W. Pitchford
C. i. Gaillard
Darby
Walhalla
W. M. Feinwell
Fair Play Democratic Club
D. V. Welcht
P. Stribling
R. H. Marett
S. P. Stribling
B. Z. Marett
E. B. Keegse
T. R. Harris
B. M. Lovinggood
J. E. Mahoney
Democratic Rally
West Union Democratic Club
West Union
M. D. Galbreath
W. J. Hutchison
Clemson College Democratic Club Reorganizes for Bryan Nomination
Memson Stands Pat for Bevan. Clemson College Democratic Club met to reorganize with J. N. Slook as chairman Il M Stackhouse secretary and John S Goodman as county executive member. They elected delegates to the county convention on May 4 and urged backing Bryan at the national Denver convention. Homes Moore and Whitten elected to revise voter lists and issue proper certificates. Proceedings ordered sent to county chairman Keowee Courier and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
Clemson College Democoratic Club
J. N. Slook
Il. M. Stackhouse
John S. Goodman
Democratic Executive Committee
M. K. Bradley
Hook
S&s. M. Martin
Ouhe
Willam W.r Bryan
Denver
A. C. Homes
Jule Moore
Z. J. Whitten
Encoll
Usc
oOo
Keowee Courier
Caf
John Nsn
Mook
al MO Stackhouse
Chile Meeting at High Falls Democratic Club Adopts slate
The High Falls Chile Meeting of the High Palla Democratic Club scheduled for Saturday April 25 at 3 p.m. elects T. I. Coury as president J. M. V. Clark as Sourty Executive Committeeman and White as secretary and delegate to Gewaty Convention. The session adjourns with one further business pending approval by the president. T. S. Cannon presides, White serves as secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Palla Democratic Club
T. I. ‘Coury
J. M. V. Clark
Sourty
White
Gewaty
T. S. Cannon
Tokeena Democratic Aide Responds to County Chairman
In accord with party rules and repeated statements the Tokeena Democratic group cites contact with County Chairman GC RR La Durns. The item reflects internal party discourse and procedural confirmations within the local Democratic organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gc.rr
Durns
Tokeena Democratic
Democratic Club Meetings Reorganize Across Counties
Multiple county Democratic clubs met between late April and May reorganizing officers and scheduling county conventions. Damascus Madison Richland and West Union clubs elected presidents and secretaries, named delegates to the County Convention, and announced rallies and candidate addresses.
Democratic Meetings Reorganize Salem and Townville Clubs
Reports show Salem Democratic club restructured April 26 1908 electing W M Perry Dr S S Meroney J H Wood to lead and appoint delegates to May 4 county convention. Townville club similarly reorganized with L O Bruce as president and J K Bruce as county committeeman. Other local notices include school program reminders and regional social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Democratic Club
W. M. Perry
8. S. Meroney
J. H. Wood
Frank Heaton
W. L. Littleton
S. S. Meroney
E. Rankin
Ervin Smith
James Crombie
Townville Club
Townville
Farle’s Mill Democratic Club
L. O. Bruce
T. B. Ables
T. Harvey
Ramsay's Creek News and Social Items
From Ramsay's Creek April 27 farmers report good work weather and cotton fields up to a good stand. James Lyle of Gainesville visiting his brothers Charlie and W. B. Lyle. W. N. Long and Wm Sullivan spent Sunday near Richland. John Reid home from Oakay Dixie Dunlap and Tommie Adams visiting Sunday. Pleasant Hill Church to observe Children's Day soon. date to be announced. Mrs. Be, sick, improved. Rev Massiaus Cobb called as pastoral supply of Cross Roads Baptist church. meeting days to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakway
Westminster Band
Carey Poore
Westminster
A. l L. Poster
Jane Grant
Lebanon
Furman Bowen
Mamie Moore
Anderson
S. B. King
Willis Grubbs
Fair Ping
Will Gibson
W. W. Beardsen
J. J. Paley
E. N. Verner
Richland
Jank Mattison
Belton
Dora V. Haley
Ramsay's Creek
Specelal
James Lyle
Gainesville
Chas. W
Lyle
W. N. Long
Sullivan
John Reid
Oak
Pleasant Hill Church
C. T3e
Massiaus Cobb
Cross Roads Baptist Church
Things About Tugaloo April 28
Rain delays crops as farmers fall behind. Sabbath school at Old Liberty grows to 60 pupils. Young folks attended the Boom Easter Sunday. Rev Silas Cobb to preach at Old Rock Springs on fourth Sunday in May. Charlie Smith ill with pneumonia fever. Newton Friar and family visited W F Smith. Prof R L Hall to sing at Unity on fifth Sunday in May. Next second Sunday communion at Old Liberty. Lee Smith and Miss Cassie visited relatives on Westminster weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tugaloo
Old Liberty
Silas Cobb
Old Rock Springs
Charlie Smith
Newton Friar
Georgia
W. F. Smith
R. L. Hall
Unity
Lee Smith
Miss Cassle
Westminster
Fierce Blizzard Strands England Amid Deep Snow Drifts
A severe blizzard worst since 1881 blankets southern England and spreads across the United Kingdom with eight foot snow drifts. Northern gales and low temperatures cripple rail traffic and telecommunication. Tram and car travel halted, many districts isolated, some deaths from exposure reported, and enormous damage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
United Kingdom
Winthrop College Scholarships Exam July 3 at Courthouse
Public notice announces scholarship examination for Winthrop College and admission of new students at the County Court House on Friday July 3. Applicants must be at least fifteen years old. Scholarships worth $100 and free tuition. awards go to highest averages if vacancy remains after July 3. Write to President Johnson for blanks. session opens September 16, 1908. Rock Hill Ss. Cc. 18-27
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop College
County Court House
Pa.m
Johnson
B. B. Johnson
Rock Hill
Ss. Cc
Walhalla Tax Office Opens 1908 Collection May 1
Municipal notice announces that Walhalla’s tax books for 1908 open May 1 and run to June 1 without penalty. After June 1 a 20 percent penalty applies and taxes may be collected by execution. Also printed is a separate warning from Warren Craig about adaline Craig and custody of her children Carrie and Ervin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walhalla
8. C
Geo
M.ansel
Adaline Craig
Carrie
Ervin
Warren Craig
Sale Notice of Corn Levy by Oconee Sheriff
By virtue of an execution directed to me by W J Schroder County Treasurer I will sell to the highest bidder at public auction at the Joney place Madison 8 C on Saturday the 16th day of May 1908 at 11 A M a corn stock about one hundred bushels Levied on all the property of J R Jones at the salt of the State for taxes Terms CASH W M Kay Sheriff Oconee County April 29 1908
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Schroder
Joney Place
Madison
8. C
J. R. Jones
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Keoqwee
Siylleck, Shelor & Schroder
Memson
Pat
Bevan
Chile
High Falls
Democrats
John R. Zachary
J. B. Tomkins
J. A. Callaham
W. H. Simmons
J. B. Burns
Ben Herring
Damascus
Chatraey
D. F. Carter
M. H. Lee
Preston Lee
J. T. Rholetter
J. B. Rholetter
D. I. Carter
Madison Democratic Club
J. A. Cook
G. J. Ramsay
J. D. Hull
P. P. Sullivan
J. R. Cleland
Richland Club
Richland Democratic Club
J. P. Stribling
W. C. Foster
W. H. Hughs
J. D. McMahan
Driver
C. L. Verner
S. N. Hughs
J. T. Miller
W. H. Armstrong
C. Farhting
Mill Creek
Ind
Ter
Duke de Chaulnes
Paris
Duke de Chaulness
New York
Theodora Shonts
Theodore FP. Shonta
Theodore P. Shonis
Dixie Dunlap
Tommie Adams
W. M. Kay
Oconee County
J. A. Broch’s, Jeweler
Mammoth Eastern Optical House
J. A. Brock
H. D. Reese
J. A. Brogk
Seneca
S. C
Carter & Company
Valhalla, South Carolina
Matheson Hardware Coo
Westminster, S. OC
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