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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1910
Page
1
In a Montana style report George L. Noel of Newbarry County was wounded when a trap set to deter a thief misfired. Noel, a wealthy farmer, was struck by a heavy charge while tending his chicken coop. He expects to lose a limb after the amputation is required.
A fragment notes delays in seeking medical care for croup and warns of danger. It recommends using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first sign of swelling, asserting it provides relief and is safer at home. The snippet cites Wells and Wieklite as sources or endorsers.
Sint Divo California February 1 seven ten were badly burned two possibly manly by the explosion of a bolter in the forward fire roof of the for Jevlo boat destroyer Hopleng. Desperate efforts were made to rescue survivors as the blaze raged and a guard was held to aid the injured before the vessel could be cleared. An inquiry was ordered to investigate the disaster.
Ill legible ad copy promises relief for indigestion and poor appetite from a stomach and liver tablet sold by Weed. WW Bell, Walhalt hy, Wi Wiekliffe, West [nton are listed as sellers in the faded text.
Westminster West Virginia notes report guests, illness recoveries, and local events. Ada Marett ill but recovering. Ethel Cooper and Margie Sibine visiting. Nina Wham in Atlavitt. Emma Stribling and Hat- tle Shelor at Stribling home. Syd Landen impersonator praised. school play Down In Maine slated with many named participants. large turnout expected. Death of Miss Fred Diehl’s father mourned. others visiting family and neighbors. weather hints at sleet and snow ahead.
In Seneca on February 1, a benefit oyster supper at the operahouse supports the local library. Promoters include Mrs. J. G. Gary of Greenville. The town notes skating plans, presbytery meetings, and visits from regional figures.
The report notes three large meetings in Spartanburg and nearby Gowles on February 2. Orangeburg and Morence areas also host gatherings with government officials and pastors attending. The events aim to organize local associations without interfering with existing civic groups while commemorating Revolutionary War figures, including Daniel Cobun, descendant of Abraham Giseman, who served in the American Revolution.
The Supreme Court ruled the prior law depriving a mother of custody unconstitutional under the United States Constitution. The decision grants custody to the mother and returns the child to her care, with the father given no parental rights. Local clerks recorded the ruling and noted it as a constitutional violation affecting custody standards.
The account describes a wedding ceremony with detailed decor and attendees. The bride Clyde Stith wore a formal attire, accompanied by a groom and a large party. Guests included local families from Walhalla and nearby towns, with decorations featuring white and green colors and ceremonial candles.
Washington November 14 The President today named Mr Pitts as postmaster at Westminster It was expected he would also send nominations for postmasters at Laurens Newberry Barnwell and Greenwood while other appointments at the offices shown had been delayed It was said Mr Hitchcock had them under advisement and would act at his pleasure through the White House
Obituary notes the death of Rev Dr McClintock of Laurens County on June 11 in Newberry after service in the Confederate Army and association with Furman University and The Companion. Survived by wife and two daughters Euphopiua and Mary Taw. Details include education at Kentucky College and Southern Seminary, pastorates at Thompson Street and King’s Creek, and leadership in the Presbyterian and Missional work. a portrait of a life of church service and civic involvement remains. price of sample The Companion printed.
A fragmented report describes a fatal altercation at a Mayfield residence. Robert Ape, a well known Milucia figure, allegedly confronted Miss May and three other women during supper. A struggle led to a shooting and the suspect, Wincell, was restrained after a brief riot as the scene devolved into violence.
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