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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1905

Page

5

Walhalla notices mix of lost items and visits

Local notices list a missing bank and lumber bill found near Cross Roads and So- Debs, a leather fob watch with monogram N.C. and priced rewards for return. Residents from Charleston to Branchyills visit Walhalla, with revival notes at Neville's school house and a land sale near Cotton Mill. Rev. Abbott reports strong church interest.

Cross Roads Pal Bank of Anderman Alien King & Martin Bill of Lumber W. C Marvin Mann Lowndesville Mann Fred Steadley Branchyills J. Homer Mann Durham N. G Rev Mra. C Weat Union People's Bank Valhalla Veat Union N.C Norman Gates County Walhalla Ramsay Sharp Waleska Winfield Sharp Atlanta John J. Moore Cherokee County Walhalin Ricata Montana Tex Walbalin Carter Hardware Co Neville's School House C. Wardlaw Seneca Orr Cotton Mill Jas Anderson Ward-law Carter Holw, Co J. A. White Cades 8. C Vern Eliver Wilbur C. G. Jaynes Kev A. White Priyalolan Elin Frends

Meteorological Notes From U S Station at Walhalla

Weekly temperature and rainfall record by Miss Laura Tabell at the U S Station near Walhalla covers week ending August 18. The report cites crop claims in Oakway area and a dispute over figures between J Earle and A Edwards. Edwards asserts two bales per acre on 16 acres with corn yields and oats expectations, while Earle’s figures are questioned by Edwards. Public notice extols Elec to tonics for stomach and kidney relief with a testimonial from Mary J Walters of Columbus, Ohio.

U.S J. D. Tabell’s Walhalla Laura Tabell Anderson Mail Mt Earle Anderson Qakray Oconow A. Edwarda Ft Earle Anya Earle Oaleway Edwarda Tee Teave Edwarde Clamson College Clemson South

Death of Dr. W. F. Wright in Clayton Alabama

Dr. W. F. Wright died August S in Clayton Alabama after Brights disease. Born at Bounty Land he practiced in Walhalla and married Mamie Jane of Walhalla. they had four children. Survived by wife, four children, brother J D Wright of Washington DC, sister Mrs Anne Martin of Clayton. Deep sympathy extended to the family.

Nowa Walhalla W. F. Wright Clayton Als Oounso Bounty Land J. D. Pickett Wright Medical College Columbia Mamlo Jamoa Bright J.D. Wright Washington, D.C Anne Martin Ala Quence South Carolina Norrow

Chamberlain's Cholera Remedy Praised By Drugist

Witmer of Joplin Missouri touts Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as unrivaled among patent medicines. The Walhalla dealer J W Bell and Seneen agent Lunney promote the product, claiming its superiority for bowel complaints.

W. Bell Walhalla W. J. Lunney

Unclaimed Letters At Valhalla Post Office

Unclaimed letters for the week ending August 19, 1905 include J W Anderson John J Norris Bob Scheler Mrs Ella Pryor Wilson. Recipients are advised to say they are advertised and contact postmaster J M Morrick J M.

Valhalla J.W. Anderson John J. Norris Bob Scheler Ella Pryor Wilson J. M. Morrick J, M

Pleasant Marett Family Reunion at Munton

The Marett family held a reunion at Roy A. Marett’s residence in Westminister on the 14th with Roy and members of five generations attending. Guests included many relatives and friends, with refreshments and music by the young ladies. A group photo was taken in the afternoon as wishes for many future gatherings were offered.

Munton Roy Marett Chilren Min M. H. Measur Mina Bacio W. G. Crawford Thos Kilburn F. Blakely David McQuire A. P. Maratt Wif J. Leland Marett Dave Marett Misa Cornelia Marett Youréeribo Marott May S. H. Marett

Assault Near Walhall Mills Leaves Two Hurt

Last Saturday night two workers from Walhal Cotton Mills, K. D. Knox and Gordon, were assaulted near a vacant lot above J. E. Hendrix’s residence. Three men emerged from behind a tree and struck Young Golden with a stick, Toll was knocked unconscious. Knox avoided a fatal blow. Gordon suffered a painful bruise. Police searched trails but crowd confusion left no clue. Some theories point to three men awaiting Hogro, mistaking Golden for their target.

Walhal K. D. Knox Gordon Lutheran Church J. E. Hendrix Young Golden Knox Young Gordon Hogro

The Browns in Reunion at Concord Church

The Brown family reunion gathered at Concord church north of the city last Friday, drawing many descendants of George and Rachel Felton Brown. George Brown served in the Revolution, and his kin are noted among leading citizens of the region. addresses were given by Rev. I. M. Brown, Rev. J. Muntern, and Col. B. F. Crayton, all descendants of George Brown.

Anderson Intelligencer Brown Concord Church George Rachel Felton Brown George Brown Thin Muntern

G T C Club Meeting At Miss Lula Earle Home

The GTG met last week at Miss Lula Earle's home with one new member enrolled and others proposed for the next morning. Helen Fantani Eloise Strother enhanced the afternoon with a geography contest on the piazza where Margarita Bronnecke Mamie Harrison and Strother led with Mina Brennecke winning the prize. guests received green and white fans as souvenirs. Kunth Ballenger closed with a salute and light cream concluding the event.

GT. G Lula Earle Missea Helen Fantani Eloise Strother Donora Minnos Margarita Bronnecke Mamie Harrison

Touching Goo Babe Story Promises Cure With Discovery

A Cumberland, Md mother recalls her 11 month old daughter’s grave throat illness. After two physicians gave up, Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds brought relief. Four bottles cured, trial bottle offered free at drug stores with 10c and 31c guarantees.

A. Byler Cumberland May Dr. King

Interesting Family Reunion At J K Alexandar Home

A family reunion occurred at the home of J K Alexandar this Saturday in Little River. The patriarch, 61, and his wife hosted eight living children and numerous grandchildren, all in attendance, marking a prosperous farming family gathering.

Little River J. K. Alexandar Alexandder Sa Alexander Walt N. c Clamson College

Peculiar disappearance of illness blamed on pills

J D Mungan of Butlerville Ohio blames his distress on indigestion and biliousness on Dr Kings New Life Pills, calling them a perfect remedy for dizziness stomach sourness and headaches. He guarantees them at all drug stores for a price of two.

J.D. Mungan Butlerville, O

Birthday Surprise for Pastor H Grownman Milestone

A birthday party for Surper Rev H Grownman was held Monday evening as the town’s youngest man turned another year older. About 100 friends from his church, other congregations, and visitors filled the parsonage lawn with lamps and joyous greetings. The event featured warm prayers, a surprise gift purse, and well wishes from Miss Currie Smoke and others, leaving the couple with memories of a sunny, generous celebration.

H. €. Grownman Viaitora Currie de, Collins A.C. Carter

Doings Around Long Creek. August 21 notes progress

A Long Creek update reports Prof. John Beardon of Westminster closing a twelve day singing at Laurel Spring church, crowd overflow, plans to enlarge the church before the Semi Annual Singing Convention in May. It notes road improvements, dam-site surveys on Chattooga River, and Blue Ridge Railroad leadership changes in Anderson.

Long Creek John Beardén Westminster Laurel Spring Church Beardon Heardon David Ramey Besrdon Lesson Thome Wenley Moore Logan Ramey Jane. Neville Chattooga River Blue Ridge Railroad Company Anderson A. J. Audrawa Ula Greenville Ralwigh N. C Col Atdtewa Fu Blue Ridge Ait Wola Wells Col. Andrews Nyy Piede Mont Col. Audrawa Southern Col. Andrewa Anderson Mall Knoxville Wil Col Andrews Maryville Bunknell

Jury Acquits Man in Drunken Killing Case

A Greenwood jury found John Clegg not guilty of murder after a trial tied to alleged drunken conduct. Testimony suggested intoxication impaired his memory of the events, with the judge noting the verdict came after a short deliberation.

Greenwood John Clegg Wis

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