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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1909

Page

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Community Notes and Church News from Piedmont Area

C W and J E Bauknight host visitors, M C Barton with son Morrix of Piedmont. Lane of friends recall old home. Lourte Sheldon returns from Columbia visit. Mrs George Davis and children return from visit to DF Davis family. Stribling family sympathies for Lee Stribling illness. extended visit by Mrs Stribling and Mark. McCanthay conducts Methodist meetings. remarks on Sabbath observance and temperance efforts to drive whiskey from homes. Wades Anderson visits family. G C Marett returns from Atlanta improved. Knox and wife enjoy vacation with the Wrights. Lemmons subsides in Uncle Sam’s gear. Lilian Singiston visiting. Anna Marett hosts Sunday gathering. Gradin preaches to large audience. Taha conducts pinging school. Anna Marett entertains Sunday after noon. Miss Holler visiting Anderson relatives.

M. C. Barton Httle Morrix C Piedmont Geo Lourte Sheldon Columbia George Davis Anderson Davis J. D. Sheldon Striving Lee Stribling Mark Scribe Vig C. L. McCanthay Methodist Church Samuel House of God South Carolina Jesus South Misa Anna Marott

Auto fatalities rise in Chicago in first seven months

Autos in Chicago caused 61 deaths and 1,018 injuries in the first seven months of the year, with figures reported today by the Bureau of Public Health. The report covers crashes on city streets and highlights the ongoing danger from motor vehicle incidents.

Chicago Ave Ngures Bureau of Pox

Westminster News Highlights Local Visits And Church Farewell

Westminster notes Aug 17 report Mrs J D Witherapoon's Yorkside visit, Spartanburg guest Lula Jennings Laigford at her mother Mrs Harrison Jennings, and a summer reunion. Local movers include Dr Henry Johns moving to a farm, Bodds and Dobbs in town, and Rev Moore’s farewell at the Baptist church after two sermons.

Westminster J.D. Witherapoon Yorksidle Lula Jennings Laigford Spartanburg Harrison Jennings W. K. Mulkey Demorcat Henry Johns Atlanta J. A. Jobin Ida Martha Ming Allie University of Virginia Washington Virginia Ly Dobbs Mr. Dobbs Charlotte Joh Muley Jacksonville Pla Hayden Cobb Jay Carter HW. i. Rosser South Georgia Mwi Oly Prank White Greenville Mra. Benson Mra. Vaughn Lora Vaughn Parker Cottage Geo. W. Kay FM. Grogs Charite Traylor Charles, Jr John Garter Fually Poor Mountain F.C. McConnell Kansas City Lynchburg Gainesville Jameson Frank Stribling Townville Mids Carmen Croga Colonel's Forks D. Tt. Moore Bapltat Moore Nina Tina Pragneronn United Condition Blu Taetlut

Dr King's New Life Pills Boosts Health Amid Weak Appetite

A reader describes persistent symptoms including dull headache sallow complexion and pimples, blamed on a sluggish liver. The ad claims Dr King's New Life Pills relieve constation and faint ailments, improve appetite and restore vitality with a quick health boost.

Suicide Pact Claimed In Philadelphia Tragedy

Philadelphia reports a grim incident on August 14 where Matilda Dowd aged 2 years and a woman died by self strangulation in a fatal act of suicide. A man and a woman were found dying as investigators pursue the self destruction case and motive.

Philadelphia Matilda Dowd

Prohibition Gains in South Carolina Counties News

In Columbia on August 17, voters across 21 counties reported prohibition gains and dispensary losses in the state elections. Prohibitionists predict a statewide ban, aided by active Anti Saloon League campaigns and church outreach, while dispensary supporters warn of revenue losses and changing political loyalties. The Legislature convenes in January with strong bids for statewide prohibition in both chambers.

Columbia Miguel Trate Ual Beaufort Richland Alkon Florence Coun- Heart Charmaton Anl-Saivon League Benjamin R. Tilley Lering Senate Rarnest

News Notes from Littl River and Area

Rainy weather leaves roads muddy as locals report fox capture and taming efforts. Hunters Lusk and Alexander killed eleven squirrels and a groundhog during a day off. Residents note visits, travels, and family news including Avallne Galloway’s return from Old Pickena and Ming Sallie Burgess’ stay with kin.

Little River Aux Ronda Ftmuator Elisha Alexander Naa Mar'a Hill N. C Ming Sallie Burgess Jocaskee'a Shirent Juot Weole Aod Bowershoya Keeney Mee Imo Lina Nicholeon Burdiay Misa Talley Salem Voda Mika Mary Cantrell All Creek Dr. Talley Lo R. Cantrell Ely Parta. Ma

Center Township Association Announces October Meeting

The interdenominational Sunday school group Willamette? association plans a fall gathering. Members may write to W J Bryant or W N Bruce ministers Mrs W Jobb Play to participate. W N Brice serves as president of the association located in Center Township.

W. J. Bryant W.N. Bruce W. Jobb Center Township Association W-N. Brice

Prohibition Wins in Five Counties Spark Charleston Loss

Latest returns show a dispensary victory in five counties including Aiken and Richland while Charleston drops by about 1,800 votes. Aiken posts 288, Beaufort 76, with 16 of 21 counties going dry. Georgetown and Florence undecided as August 18 results trickle in.

Aiken Beaufort Morence Richland Charleston Olumbia Charlenton Georgetown Plorence

Protracted Services End at New Hone Church

Rev W E B Tuff concluded a week of revival at New Hone New Hope. About 27 new members were added with 20 candidates to be baptized on the second Sunday in September. Mr Hart assisted by Hoy James of Georgia. Various locals and visitors from Clemson Walhalla Greenville Pickens and surrounding areas were noted among attendees, with stories of illness travel and community visits. A group planned a mountain trip for a work outing and many expressed thanks to Walhalla for hosting the gathering.

New Hope Ant W. EB. Tuff Hart Hoy. James Georgia A. Morgan Oscar Kelley Bride Anderston Rilva Hoges Clemson Ethel Barker Conncross Miay Beulah Elrod Lillie Qlazener Myrtle Ruth Brown Walhalla Verner Doyle Greenville Rd.White Mutile Velma Mannie Annie Smith Hanley Misa Pauline Kelley Hy Powers Pickens Catherine Boggs Maleview Sery Dex Mira Pears Brown

Fuller prohibition bill roils Alabama publishers fight

Local dealers and others in M rnningham Alabama rally against the Fuller prohibition bill passed by the Alabama Legislature. The measure targets outlets carrying whiskey ads and could bar magazines and newspapers from Alabama. Publishers nationwide study the move as newsrooms brace for possible changes and vendors plan to challenge the law if enacted. In New York, Madeleine Vocco was shot to death during a bank theft attempt, with $11,000 in money and valuables scattered in the room. a former lover is linked to the crime.

Mmrnningham Ala House of the Alabama Senate Almom Muller Sewapaper New York Madeleina Vocco

Civic group pushes road work in Oconee County

Aug 17 Seneca report notes the cemetery committee of the Seneca Civic Association is making progress on road projects in Oconee County. Farmers are urged to support right of way and funding as the plan advances. Local notices mention residents, visitors, sermons, house parties, and a new internet projection show in Seneca.

Oconee County School Controversy Letters Respond

In a letter from August 17 the Oconee County District 7 debate over John W. Shelor’s article is defended by W. Hugh, County Superintendent of Education. He asserts misstatements, offers full records for inspection, and challenges legal questions about an election petition. A separate ad-like note promotes Chamberlains Salve with a customer testimonial.

Wathalls Histor Keowee Courier John W. Shelor Witt Oconee Mr. Sholor Ocodee W. ©. Hugh

Rural Walbutts News Update From Route No 2

Aug 1 notes from Ocouos and nearby towns recount a pleasure trip to Con tra Atlanta and Winston Ca. Rain persists in the region while residents enjoy Waters melon and social events. Protracted meeting at Bether succeeds with six new members. Lewis Vollrath recovers from lynch fear and his cow Cad remains bedridden with Tody.

Spectala L. J. Voulrain Ocouos Contra Atlanta Winston Bether Lewis Vollrath Lynhold Tovey

Edward Morris Murder Mystery in South Carolina

Edward Morris, 25, from a prominent South Carolina family, was shot and killed by Brank Hout, an Italian restaurant keeper. Two suspects, Ron and a three month pregnant wife, are jailed on unspecified charges. A porch confrontation led to the fatal shooting. Harris, the shooter, claims self defense. Harris has a wife and child.

Rome A. Ang Ide Edward Morris South Carolina Brank Hout Ron Big Bride Marrs Tlme Harris

Enlooa Social Dance For Mrs Verner’s Nieces

A lively dance in Verner Hall honored Mrs Pearl Verner, with J P Van Ge Voort and many couples in attendance. Notable pairs included Maxwell Moody with Robyn Ashley, Charles Morpla with Win Afiniter, and A C Dickinson with Mary Verner. The Ladies Aid met later, offering cool fruit cream and pound cake after a hot afternoon.

C.K. Verner Civer-Verner Chee Eerman Ted van de Voort Miss Verner Joe J.P. van Ge Voort Misa Pearl Vernier Maxwell Moody Ryolyn Ashley Charles Morpla Win Afiniter Witte

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