Walhalla Local Personal Notices and News
Local items cover visits to Seneca and Westminster, millinery shopping in Atlanta, a marriage near Walhalla, illness recoveries, a death in Greensto n, and civic notices. Names include Miss Hannah Burssig, J. F. Craig, Herman Poe, Dan iel Good, Mrs. Fred Thode, Mrs. J. W. Davis, G. C. Newman, John Bellotte, Robert C. Emerson, J. A. Steck, and many residents of Walhalla and neighboring towns. The report also notes movements to Charleston and Columbia, farm work offers, and preaching schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Poe
Belton
Walhalla
Kurfee
Daniel Good
Ela Harper
Gussle Harper
Westminster
B. W. Spinks
Charleston
Charleston Review
M. Dickson
Wair Play
High Falls
J. A. Steck
R. S. Rutledge
Hatte
Columbia
Rutledge
Hannah Burss
Atlanta
J. A. Bond
Fannie River
Nathaniel Williams
Mike Kizer
Walhalla Cotton Min
Fred Thode
Avanta
JW. Davis
W Hite
Westview Cemetery
G. C. Newman
Clemson College
Col
Newman
Breen
Clemson
Appleville
Mountias
Oakway Personal Mention
The note covers cold weather with few favorable farming days. A dance at Mr and Mrs W L Prater's home is marked as a great success. Miss Leila Tompkins visits and Bruce travels to Anderson. Bo Mason is called home due to his mother Maud Prater’s illness. Mrs Prater of Westmine visits brother WoT Prater Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakway
W.L. Prater
Leila ‘Tompkins
Bruce
Anderson
Bo Mason
Maud Prater
Westmineer
Praster
65 Years Old Father of 23 Children in Long Island
New York Feb 20 Oscar Darling civil engineer and inventor of Babylon Long Island became father last Friday to his 23rd child He is 65 with two marriages The first wife died in 1884 mother of fifteen His second wife bore thirteen children in 24 years Now there are twenty three living children and Darling has three living grandchildren not mentioned in the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Springs Baptist Church
J. A. Bond
Frank Bo Holumbia
Louis Clemson
F. 2. Harrison
W. G. Perry Greenville
Capt
K. Dendy
Perry
T. B. Rector
Grifn
Saluria
Ala
J. . Burnside
United States Army
New York City
Valhalla
Army
Norman
Rev. L. ©. Hubard
St. John Biscopal Church
Hattie Shelor
Bell
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
J. H. Clark
Jack Trust
Addie ‘Tatham
Greenwood
L. D. Bronnecke
Grundy Hill
Horse Cove
N. C
Rocky Ford
Col
Blackburn
Oklo
Epting
I . G. Rochester
W. Alexander
Walla Cotton MI
John W. Lee
W. 8. Grahl
Alexander
Richland Camp
Sir William
H. B. J. W. Schroder
Schroder
H. G. Wallace
Maggie Good
Sherman
Texas
Chas
EH. Grant
Tra Langston
Clayton
Walhalla
Comcross Avene
Aldrich
Aiken County
Barnwell County
Robert Aldrich
New York
Oscar Darling
Babylon
Long Island
Beame
Cotton worth fifteen cents to produce says J Barnett
A letter from J Barnett argues cotton at fifteen cents per pound is fair if farmers raise their own supplies and work hard. He compares Northern and Southern toil, estimates labor value, and urges self-sufficient farming to ensure prosperity for the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoitor
Gospal
J. Barnett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hannah Burssig
J. F. Craig
Seneca
Ace
John Bellotte
Greensto
Pieumontia Nidis
Coun Ville
Ansel
Robert C. Emerson
Eeerson
M.C Long
Misa
Shief
Bank of Walhalla
Epl
O. W. Ashe and Son
Mr. Ashe
Franklin
Charles Linstedt
Wathalla
Thos. G. C. Fahnestock
J. F. Gilbert
Toccoa
J. W. Davis
G. K. Maxwell
Greenville
J. W. Nix
Carter Hardware Company
R. Callaway
Georgie VanDiviere
Missy Stella Fincannon
Hay Ming
Reid
B. M. Dickson
Fair Play
Robert White
Lancaster
R.T. Jaynes
J. G. Latimer
Jof Honey Path
James Phinney
Wes Union
J.D. Adams
W. Davis
Adams
Davis
Paul Hayne
Misses Strong
Fedetion
Robert S. Rutledge
West Ind
Mixg Biberta Rutledge
Ke Ko L. Bell
Geo. M. Wilcos
Hattie Rutledge
W. Hutclison
Mr. Wilees
Wave Shoals
Hell
Bue Ridge Railroad
Hife
Suvseeas
Werteminster
Mathese
Oconee County
Id Matheson
Oliver Chilled
Avery Steel
DISCO
Matheson Hardware Co
Martin, GA
Mr. Barnett
Royal Tailors
C. H. Humphries
Carter Hardware Co
Crossett
Crossett SH
Lewis A
W. Pitckkord
Walmalia
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