Our Oxfords on Sale at Strictly Cost
A local shop advertises mens Oxfords still in stock from top shoemakers offered at cost price. It notes many wear them through winter and ahead of Christmas urges customers to buy a new pair now.
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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1909
Page
1
A local shop advertises mens Oxfords still in stock from top shoemakers offered at cost price. It notes many wear them through winter and ahead of Christmas urges customers to buy a new pair now.
Local notes report crops promising with cotton at twelve cents per pound this fall, community health generally good, and several social visits. Baptism at Marie's Beach drew attendees. Mrs Ables mourns the death of Robert Ables, a Beaverdam church member, with family and neighbors offering sympathy. obituaries reflect mourning and faith.
Paul O Collins cashier of Bank of Eile bore NC and John H Bunting Wilmington NC traveling salesman were shot in a hotel room by Patrolman H C Watkins at the Gladstone Hotel Black Mountain 14 miles from Asheville. Bunting died, Collins survived despite a heart wound. Watkins surrendered on bond as investigation continues.
Jateine Coltoley of Beaver Dam Kentucky says she suffered for years from intense piles with frequent flare ups. After using a Remedy recommended by Dr Trend she reports relief and no return of symptoms for four years.
The Railroad Commission informs of progress on the Walhalla depot project. Secretary T. B. Lamkin notes construction began after site visit and plans show bids received, materials delivered, and work underway by contractors, with completion expected soon and no immediate order required.
Local notices from Seneca report the marriage of Milas Carrie Shelor of Anderson to Dr. Addi Fisher of Charlotte North Carolina. The column also notes visits, illness recuperations, church activities, and social events among Seneca residents with numerous names and places across Oconee County.
At Galloway Tennessee a southbound B and N Yood train collided with a standing No 102. Engineer Joe Lewis died in the wreck. Conductor Engl Never W Jolngon plus several passengers suffered injuries. A clerk from Morton’s Gap Kentucky also hurt. Casualties included multiple bruises and lacerations. An unrelated advert for King’s New Life Pills closes the item.
A quiet Sunday ceremony at Townville marks the wedding of George Smith of Chattanooga Tennessee and Miss Kimina Mays. Rev Cr Le McCain officiated at the bride’s brother Eugene Mays home with close relatives present. The couple left for Charlotte then plan to reside in Chattanooga.
John W. Shelor reports on the petition to oust the township high school in District No.7 Westminster. An election erased the high school levy with ambiguous orders from the state superintendent and prompted debate over surplus funds reverting to common schools. The writer contends the two mils additional levy is unlawful and argues the common school levy remains legally intact.
Mrs Ida Lee wife of M H Lee died in a wagon mishap while visiting her brother in North Carolina. She fell unconscious after a sudden shock, died instantly, leaving a 10 year old son. She was 47, a longtime Damascus Dapiat member, loved wife and mother. Burial at Damascus cemetery followed by sermons led by Rev Cartan and accompanied by mourners.
An advertisement touts Burklan's Arnica Salve as a universal healer for inflammation pain and various conditions. It claims relief for burns, cuts, fever, eczema and other ailments, sold by all druggists at 350.
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