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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1907
Page
8
Local items from Walhalla include sales, farm offerings, church notices, marriages, and community updates. Names like Bearden, Brower, Kelley, and Sholor appear with events at Lutheran and Methodist churches, a mayor’s death noted, cannery seed arrivals, and hardware deals.
Last week’s Lyceum attraction featured Misa Ethel Mario Surface in the Pretty Istor of Jose with humorous numbers. Prof. Nicholson and Mrs. J. A. Steck were thanked, a George Washington Luncheon entertained guests, and prizes included a cherry tree hatchet and a teapot. The event drew Mrs. Sidney Adams and several Charleston-area attendees.
We prefer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for our children says anyard Woodbury of Twining Blod. Tthina also done the work for uetn hard oide and group, and we take pleasure in recommending it. For sale by Dr. J W Bell Valhalla W J Lunnoy Seneca.
Spartanburg on February 22 reports Mrs. Bensia Thomas, 33, committed suicide by jumping into an outdoor well. She left her room during the night, removed part of her clothing, and climbed into the well after lifting a box from its top. Her body was recovered this morning. prior illness is believed to have driven the act.
The steamer Marion operating between Charleston and Beaufort caught fire in Youngb Inland. Four passengers, all colored, drowned as the flares spread beyond crew control. Names of victims unavailable. the vessel, about two years old, was a small river steamer.
Cold snap details a wedding at the Guntharp residence with Miss Edith L. Guntharp and Broadus Bagwell as attendants. Reverend C. L. McCain officiated. Readers also hear of a new bridge project over Richland creek and local missionary society formation. Neighbor notices name Mrs. J. L. Shanklin, flowers, health reports, and a testimonial for Dr. King's New Life Pills.
Little Miss Jimmie Leo Sholor hosted a large group of friends on Tuesday afternoon at her Orr Street home for her tenth birthday. Elaborate decorations lit with tiny red and green bulbs framed a cake with candles. Games included pinning hatchets to a miniature cherry tree, with Lula Holcombe winning the origia prize for pinning closest to the cut. Guests received many lovely presents as the hostess assisted by Carrio and Bonste Bell Sholor.
Middlesboro Ky February 23 Mrs Soabrowski wife of Peter Soabrowski a Polish miner at Fork Ridge Thursday gave birth to five children three girls and two boys all living.
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