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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1909
Page
5
Social notes from Seneca describe holiday preparations, church events, and a thriving scene. The Blossom Family’s stage performance at the opera house drew praise from residents and officials, with strong audience turnout and favorable reviews. Also listed are upcoming recitals, church installations, and local visitors over the holidays.
Health of this section is cool and busy as Christmas holidays approach. Local items include Miss Haste L Newletter’s improving health, Ephraim Cobb Jr moving to Melite Mayd’s residence, and plans to plant five varieties of tomatoes next year. Also mentions cotton prices, ALM improvements, a new dwelling addition for Rholetter, and neighbors teaching in Roberta Town. A note on a persistent influenza cough promoted Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with local sellers.
Seneca civic column laments missed semi annual meeting while urging civic unity for 1950. Cupid amid town politics cited, with calls for civic improvement and municipal polls, plus notes on local moves, visitors, and church and Sunday school work. Archer donation to Watford College highlighted.
Bam Miller remains seriously ill with pneumonia. Rene Hirstiger leaves Poplar Springs after diphtheria closures. Alexander family from Westminster visits. J B Abbott moves to a new farm. Walthall W. C. Alexander improves after a recent accident. Wayne Hopking moves to W C Alexander Sr. farm. Sunbeam Band hosts a candy pulling event.
Auditor Grubbs outlines annual real and personal property returns for 1910. Returns accepted Jan 1 to Feb 20 at multiple local sites with 50 percent delinquency penalties for late filings. Poll returns required for males 21 to 80 unless incapable of earning support.
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