Jurors drawn for March term at Walhalla court
The March term jurors were drawn to serve at Walhalla with the second Monday morning as call day. Names include J H Barnett, AI K Haller, J C Harbert, H M Ganloten, and many others from Tugaloo, Center, Westminster, Seneca, Wagener, Keowee, Pulaski, and surrounding townships. Grand jurors and holdovers listed. notes on croup treatment reference Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walhalla
J. H. Barnett
Tugaloo
AI K. Haller
Genter
J.C. Harbert
Westminster
Il. M. Ganloten
Seneca Township
Whitmire
Wagener
RS. Verner
Séicen
I. BL
Ret
T. J. Meredith
Conter
P.P. Muley
Counter
W. S. Prichard
Rowland Cobb
Puisaloa
J. G. Carroll
R. T. Crenshaw
Keowee
McMahan
Littleton
J.T. Hare
Tugatoo
B.J. Theift
Pulaski
W. A. Smith
W. D. Pell
Chattooga
G. W. Alexander
J.C. Barkar
J. A. Sloan
W. M. Gibson
John Lee
Widewater
Grand
W. G. Mynes
Center Township
Goo
Alviott
Banecu
Wot
Maxwell
JL. Hamby
Walthall
Symes
Cox
Muxatoo
Barker
Cole
Noah Tolleson
Kenwee
Wil Knox
Barton
KM. Davis
A Beautiful tome Wedding in Townville
Last Thursday evening February 17 Mist Mary Annie McAlister and Chaence Milton Grant were married in the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs N McAlister. The groom is of W Grant’s family and the ceremony was performed by J G Graham. The couple receive wishes for peace happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tralia
Grant
Bikini's Niece Dies and Related Details
Niece of Senator Stephen IkTi6, Agnes or Gikios, dies at a West Virginia hotel after attempting to fight illness. Parents relocated years ago. executor of her father’s estate is Senator Hiking. The report notes inheritance and unsettled circumstances surrounding the death and family ties in Kansas City, Ma, Web.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Agnes
Gikios
Linzland States
Stephen G
Prohibition Measure Advances in State Senate
State-wide prohibition appears to advance as a resolution fills all second reading bills on the Senate calendar. The plan would keep the county dispensary system for another year and place prohibition in the gubernatorial campaign next summer. Some prohibitionist members avoided pressing it this session due to a compromise from the previous session allowing a direct public decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Mab
Senate
Grand Interdenominational Convention Held at Rock Hill
A large interdenominational Sunday school convention convened in Rock Hill last week, 250 delegates plus many visitors attended. Notable Oconee attendees included Mclantin, J. M. Brown, WilHans Return, W. A. Driggers, W. C. Hughs, Colt and Morrison from Clemson, plus a dozen pages. The First Presbyterian church hosted the meetings with other city churches opening for departments. W. C. Puree of Chicago and Col. W. W. Boyce led with high praise and hospitality, including a city-wide keys-to-homes reception for visitors. About $4,000 was subscribed for next year’s work. Rev. C. Brown Cox was named successor to J. M. Way as general superintendent of Sabbath schools in South Carolina. A Winthrop College reception drew 1000 attendees, and Rock Hill’s hospitality shone throughout. The column also notes a marriage from Meridian, Mississippi, between Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Smith and Damon Alexander Gully, with attendance and congratulations from local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Hill
Oconee
Mclantin
J. M. Brown
South Union
Wil- Hans
W. A. Driggers
W. C. Hughs
Walhatta
W. C. Pureo
Chicago
Chet
Col. W. W. Boyce
Col. Boyce
Rock Fill
South Garo Una
Horry County
Union County
Quevee County
J. M. Way
South Carolina
Methodist Confereheo
C. Brown Cox
Bureington
Col
W. W. Hoye
Rock I
State Assochtion
Wade G. T Hughs
Winthrop Cotlop
Dellatous
Heert
Chey
Winthrop
Brogtest Comide College
South Garriya
Philadelphia streetcar strike sparks citywide riots
Philadelphia rioting erupts as Amalgamated Association declares a strike against the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company. Cars are burned or damaged, crews abandon streetcars, police and fire units restore order, and over a hundred detainees are jailed for rioting amid widespread disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapids Transit Company
Amalgamated Association of Etreat
Great Mill
New Bank Planned for Walhalla With $20,000 Capital
March or early April expect Walhalla to see a new bank. A P Crisp leads the venture with George Seaborn likely cashier after canvassing business leaders securing subscriptions. The People's Bank merges with Bank of Walhalla, consolidating capital to about $80,000 as details are finalized. A note on local life includes an obituary fragment for Maude and Frank Bilakelay Jr reflecting town sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatter Ing
George Seaborn
People's Bank
People’s Bank
Nia
Bank of Walhalla
Dotalla
Wanted second hand bag and burlap for Richmond Bag Co
Richmond Bag Company of Richmond Virginia seeks used bags and burlap in any quantity and condition. Purely a materials purchase notice inviting suppliers to contact the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Bag Company
Richmond
Notice of Administration for Miss Bila V Galbreath
The Court of Probate in Oconee County South Carolina cites all kin and creditors of Miss Bila V Galbreath to appear at Walhalla Court House on March 8 1910 at 11 a m to show cause why Annie Hus Kamp cannot be granted Letters of Administration for the estate and effects of the deceased. D A Smith Judge of Probate signed February 10 1910 and published February 16 and March 2 1910 in The Kee Wee Courier and on the courthouse door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Oconee
D. A. Smith
Annie Hus- Kamp
Bila
Hubreath
Ia V. Galbreath
Walhalla Court House
Heroof
Oconee County
Kee- Wee
Court House
Spanish Jack at Stable Near Walhalla Offers Services
Spanish Jack, six years old in fine condition, available for service at the stable one mile south of Walhalla on the Westminster road near Flat Rock colored church. Stud fee seven dollars and sixty cents. Claimed as one of the best, stock breeders urged to inspect. February 10, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walhalla
Westminster Road
Flat Rock Colored Church
Clas
W. Rutunbidig
Letters Praise Westminster Pertilizer Company Goods
Three letters from farmers in Westminster and Cross Roads praise the Westminster Pertilizer Company No. 4 products. They claim high satisfaction with Guano and Pladmont Guano, noting better corn and cotton yields, two years use, and plans for continued trials. Names include T Kilborn, S Emitil, and J A Callaham with locations in Westminster and Oconee County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dem
Westminster OL Pertilizer Companys
Koon
Reapnettutty, T
Kilborn
Westminster
Tam
Fortizora
J. A. Callaham
Cross Roada
Oconce County
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Tham
Chariie Burley
Wagener Township
F. Davia
Hornig
Counter Township
Pone Laney
T. H. Thomas
Koowee Township
Chariie Parker
Westminater
C. Harris
M.D. Lee
Pulanki
Smith
Ae McClanahan
Thomas Lampkin
J. J. Coward
Whitewater Township
Seneca Pharmacy
Martin, Clawson College
Oue
Alster
Mors
Bikini
Rock HI
Chamberlin
J. W. Bell
Walhaling G
West Union
Manny
Mary Riznabeth Smith
Damon Alexander Gilly
Lenderson, Jr
Shipman
Web
Cary
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Stn
Dauphin Streets
West Philadelphia
Central Police
Chamberlain
Pr. J. We Bell
Walhalla, Co
Wickliffe, West Union
Mather
Mim
Robert C. Wmorson
Satem
Oklahoma
Olda
Cal Perry
Manehard
Here
Virginia
Blanchard
Shota
BANK
VOR Walhalea
A. A. Crisp and Associates
Townville
Townvlle
Angel of
Papa
Mama
God
Studebaker
Wade
C. W. Pitchford General Merchandise
Ayer
Aver
Valhalla, D. C
Dr. Thomson
J. H. Darby
Valhalla
James M. ‘Moss
General Insurance Agency
Omles
O. W. Pitchferd
Waltialla
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