Weather and family notices from Bounty Land area
The column recounts visits of Bayle Whillen and son to Pendleton, travels of Mr and Mrs J R Wright to Greenwood Johnston and Dyson, and illness updates on J M Gillison. It notes a window sash accident, a wedding at Kee, and local social updates including families, visitors, and school disruption from chickenpox and whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayle Whillen and Son
Pendleton
Thos. Hubbard
J. Ry Wright
Greenwood
Johnston
Dyson
J. M. Gillison
R. H. Smithson
D. A.thornton
Robt. Hankin
Hite
Roy Rankin
Mmily Dendy
Dean Davis
Clonnon
Mary Kennett
Symes
Wiss
Poplar
Mise Alia
Catherine Addis
Damex B. Addis
Poylne
Tin Roam Ly
Jota Milken Alia
M.A
Verrell
GU Biet
Land Grant of Long Ago at Raniay's Creek
The community keeps active in farming under fair weather. J Le Pendley will move to a new home near Pleasant Hill. Mrs Roxie Long, wife of W B Long, of the Tocky Work section, died Friday and is buried at Holly Spring, leaving a husband and two young children. A small land deed excerpt from the State notes the 1797 grant of 200 acres to Bariel Lofton via heirs and assigns, with reference to lands along Chogeeh Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raniay's Creek
J. le Pendley
Pleasant Hil
A. P. Marott
Pleasant Hiiday
Roxie Long
W. BE. Long
Holly Spring
Joan L. Pendley
de Gratt
Bariel Lofton
Chogeeh
Pigaioo
Alex
Tauiney
Wales
Westminster
Tates
S. MH. Marett
McConnell
Ute
W. J. Porler
Chatinavilla
Wihitle
Vorlen
Inborn
Gainesville
Stes
Rellie
Ervin Long
Long
Adrew Cole
Chang Prof
Hand
Cotmbtia
Westminster notes and social items February items and deaths
Westminster gossip column reports C. B. Gray elected to represent regent at State Sunday School Convention in Orangeburg. News of a five month old child found dead in Oak Grove, interment at Pleasant Hill. Mrs. Wy AL Surlekland welcomes a daughter February 6. Local entertainment includes a minstrel company and a piano program. Several residents and families are noted with birthdays, visits, and hotel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Gourett
Westminster
C. B. Gray
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Orangeburg
My Norris
Bern
Wy AL Surlekland
Chariie Duvall
Oak Grove
Pleasant Hii
Alp. Marétt
J. W. Cannon
W. A. Hand
Westminster High School
Lizzie Harbert
West Hud
Missessina Moore
Merl Pitts
Live Powell
Messrs
Dbl
Mildred Bear den
Hortense
Carmen Cross
Pauline Miller
Aleaner Keese
Miho McDaniel
Euniece
Javbel Stucantay
Ha Wilkon
Bis
Aimar Et Compan
Zimmeriin
Hall
Pridas
Be Moar Minstrel Company
Wal Hacekjan
Robert Walker
Sloan Harkes
Vel
Nauida
Getice
Wolstinel
Barker
Anier
Wiley Ty Warhammer
Beth Adoni
Wehaune
Oelte
Wii
Chinn
Locomotive stolen on Georgia freight train near Avericus
A strange, likely insane thief grabbed a detached locomotive on a Central of Georgia freight near Smithville. The fireman clung to the rods as the engine sped toward Dawson, escaped onto the running board and into the cab before the thief leapt clear. He was captured and jailed in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avericus
heKro
Central of Georgia Railway
Smithville
Dawson
Freman
Local Matters About Seneca Library Meeting Highlights
February report from Seneca notes a Friday meeting at Dr. W A Hines’s residence with many library supporters. The executive committee may seek a new home as city aid ends. a suitable site from generous citizens is hoped. A trimmed music program still impressed, with a note on outgoing local business leaders moving to Laurens and Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
8. K. Dendy
Dendy
Laurens
W. A. Witnell
Momphry
J.C. Cary
Whitner
Mra
Flarper
Adame
Summer & Holloway
Big Eat Neler
Mieses Atios
Lote Terry
Abd and Missionary Society of the
Pres Beoetin
Peewee
Tua
Ante
Heke Wilson
Ness Wool Nell
Mise Allee
Croquet
Prodigal Returns to Oconee and R L Boge Birthday
Local news from New Hope reports R L Boge celebrating a birthday with a large turnout and guest list. Prodigal returns to Oconee noted amid a hot union meeting, moderated by Rev J A Bond. The piece highlights church activities, school progress, and community remarks on health and cold weather risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope
R. L. Boge
Oconee
Fragmented OCR: Local Memo on Mixed Market Notes
A garbled OCR fragment references Mio Pie and Liter ens Flea with unclear context. It mentions a menu or route, possible notes on prices or items, and scattered words like Feige and sudiee vem shinee. No coherent event, persons, or locations emerge to define a news item.
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Queen Quality Shoes
C. W
J E. Bauknight
Walhalla, South Carolina
Bounty Land
Bowker
Vietaer
Canaan
Orton PH
Uae
Monier
Shu Urwin Tomer
Noyeher
Grady Duman Daproo
Tete
Sumibos
Habitation
Amleg Surela
Mt Ath Mirani
Marie So
Evlille
Hyhenie OG
Webel
Bighia Wadia
Stral Engine
Ato
Twanne
Ivenian
Washington
Potomac
IR. M. James
Lonelien
Henry D. Capers
Peter
Woolies
J. A. Bond
R. L. Boxes
K.P. Wood
D. P. Bearden
J. Mh. Becknell
da. Bond
J. Kelley
Hubbard
Polson
TM. Brod
Everareen Burtday School
New Hope School
R.L. Bogga
Howe
Thos, Powers
J. A. Kelley
Fannie
Wesley Fendley
Catherine Boggy
J. L, Boyd
Tomo
Eliza Boxes
Marie
Eugene
Genne
Zella
R. W. White
Knox
Lem Galbreath
James Bradley
Lttle
Robert
Boggy
Cotton
Boxgni
Lawret McMahan
Sam Smith
Anderson
Unis
Oklahoma
Saisk Way
Maite Pal
Amo Cote
Ap Hennre
TA Taworthy
Huey de Cite
Melanin
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