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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1908

Page

2

Special Wair Play Items Brighten Social Scene

Special: Hurrah for Wair Play during the holidays as Fair Play reports a burst of weddings, Christmas trees, hunting and dinner parties. Highlights include a lavish dinner by Mr and Mrs W L Dobbs for Mr and Mrs Ford of Lavonia, praise for Mrs Heller hosting elderly friends, and lively young gatherings at the Marett and Stribling homes with watch parties, decorations, games, and festive mischief.

W. L. Dobbs John R. Ford Lavonia Word Ia Julius Marett Anna Pearl Gome Anderson J. R. Heller Fair Play Janie Wyley M. D. Sirbling Ebenezer Stribling Firat Scarree Amel

Meeting of Oakway Union Deliberates January Schedule

The Oakway Farmers' Union will hold its regular meeting at Grange Hall Oakway on January 11 at 2 p.m. Members should bring dues for the first quarter of 1908 to ensure delegates can be sent to the State meeting in Columbia on January 22. Be sure to note secretary W. F. Cole.

Contminator Oakway Farmers’ Union Grange Hall Oakway Hkvery Duea Columbia W. If. Cole

Trains Update and Local News From Westminster

Trains Nos 39 and 9 known as New York express now run between Atlanta and Charlotte with no express car and No 39 mail service discontinued. No. 40 arrives in Baltimore later. Local notes: Col Mason and son Joe visit Westminster. several residents travel, health and weather notes. bank changes, new officers, and wildlife incidents. Saintly community chatter fills Westminster as schools reopen and Woodmen of the World host a banquet.

Tau New York Atlanta Charlotte Balmingtor Arthur Finlay Carter Gol. R. HB. Mason Joe Westminster J. H. Bibb Col. Mason Marshall Mason Pendleton Anderson County John D. Sheldon Fair Play Anna Marett D. J. Boatright Newry Boat-right Steptimps Georgia Nathan Deaton Burt Deaton Elijah Willan Deaton Oconee Greenville R. Frank White Richmond J. W.harrison Aragon Coffee Company Oconee Bank G. J. Mulkey Mitchell & Reeder Peden & Anderson Banking Co Oliver M. Smith Washington, Ga Carl B. Smith Jas. M. Moss Oconee Knitting Mills Valhalla Seneca H. P. Boggs Senera Publishing Company Haley Lavonta Maude’ Simpson Louise Sheldon Margie Stribling Annie Belle Miller Lucille Zimmerman Ada Pearl Marett Miss Miller J. C. Shockley West Union New Westminster Women's Missionary Society Claude N. Dillard W. M. Dillard J. Wade Dickson W. N. Cox John B. Burdette

Local Notices and Social Updates Included in Gleanings

Community items note farmer meetings, cotton gins availability on specific days, Greenfield Farmers Union meeting January 11 at 2 pm, Prof Ford T Cox begins teaching at Graded School January 1, Dec teaching by Rev J J Harrell, Paul Dickson at Lowerys, Vera Louise Ford wed F A Nott in Atlanta December 18, Mrs Lula Lanford returns from visit, S B Marett visits Lagoima, A L Gossett mentioned.

Greenfield Farmers’ Union Wolon Ford 'T. Cox Fountain Inn Wolf Street Spartanburg W. H. Jennings TH. Marett Wsq Lagoima B. Marett A. L. Gossett

Doctor King’s New Discovery Ad Claims Cures Coughs

An old time advertisement features O Eldridge of Hinpi re Ga touting Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs colds croup and throat lung troubles. It promises a guarantee at all druggists with prices 60 cents to 1 and a free trial bottle.

Local social notes from Fair Play column

Fair Play notes list visits from Miss Anna Marett and Miss Pearle Marett to Anderson, John Jarrard the drummer in town, Joy Letle Thompson from Seneca with sister Maggie, and a New Year gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W L Dobbs for Mr. and Mrs. John Ford of Lavonia. Clinton Harris departs for the Citadel. several girls depart for college in Columbia and Greenville. Ethel Marett and Belton Marett return to Westminster graded school. various social events, a tacky party at Larkin Marett's, and a Woodmen of the World oyster dinner are recorded. Dr J J Harrell preached at the Presbyterian church.

Clinton Harris South Carolina Military Academy Charleston Pearl Marett Louise Sheldon Greenville Female College College For Women M. D. Stribling Mark D. Stribling Ethel Marett Westminster Mr. McCain Jones McCain Ms Church Jones Chapel D. W. Wright L. A. Marett Mins Desule Mayes Courier Olla Letore Christus Walghing W. L. England Valhalla Irene Miller C. H. Miller Atlanta Tom Mann Burt Mitchell John Jarrard Greenville Jos Li Singleton Singleton J. Harrell W. J. Stribling Misa Maude Stribling Seneca Blackburn Stri James McCleskey Cross Roads Haley & Brenzeale G.T. Phillips Oakway Glenn Shirley Mr. Phillips Author Grubbs Wilhalla Anna Pearle Marett Anderson John Jarrard Joy Letle Thompson Maggie W. L. Dobbs John Ford Lavonia Ford Nannie Barton John D. Sheldon P. Stribling Mageto Kelene Thompson Mary J. R. Heller Matilda Marett Susan Smith Hl. Barnton H. D. Whitworth Citadel Columbia Belton Marett Nora Young Ruth Lindsay Lola Callaham A. R. Marett Grip Larkin Maret Woodmen of the World South Union J. J. Harrell Presbyterian Church D. ¥. Wright M. L. Thompson

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Labeled Free of Habit Drugs

The Pure Food Law requires labeling of dangerous drugs in medicines. Chamberlains Cough Remedy claims to contain none of these drugs and the label now proves this, noted as safe and effective for coughs and colds. Sold by J. W. Bell Valhalla and W. J. Lunney Seneca.

Erary Wilson Saya J. W. Bell Valhalla W. J.lunney Seneca

Seneca Notes Reflect Local Change and Civic Life

Downright progressive tone in Seneca Weekly Notes with church events, school updates, and social happenings. Mentions week of prayer, Welcome service for new pastor J. C. Youge, officer elections for the Presbyterian Ladies Aid, local illnesses, family moves, and business changes including Seneca Hardware Company's new large brick store and plans for general mercantile ventures. Also notes regional visitors, school return, and forthcoming town news.

Sam General Assembly Mr. Blackeburn Baptist Church Methodist Church J. CG. Yougue Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society Pressebyterian Church Mra Hunter J. W. ‘Todd Stribling H. O. Ray Newberry CG. Vornera Sripy John Hopkins Seneca Vena Stribling Lois Gigaitine Anderson Wm. H. Cary Senvcr Wea Union McMullen and Benson Hartwell J. H. Adams Seneca Hardware Company Lowry-Byrd O. K. Livingston Greenville Ford Stribling Helena H. B. Vernor Senosa S. Bacon Greenwood Journal Roosevelt Clarence Milletta Senecia Pharmacy Hal Todd W. J.lunney J. F. Gignulintta J. J. Cromer P. H. Tabell J. W. Byrd Frank Alexander Alexander Frances Whitmire

Fever Sores Warn of Skincare Remedy Ad

An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Salve as best for fever sores and chronic skin conditions. It claims the thin salve heals chapped skin and burns, and advises use for keeping sores in healthy condition. Sold by J. W. Bell Walhalla Wy and J. Looney goneca.

Chamberlain J. W. Bell I Walhalla Wy J. Looney

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nellie King C. W J. E Bauknight Oakway Union Mr. Macaulay Elza McWhorter W. D. Lesly Abbeville Mr. Lesly K. Poore Belton The Westminster Bank Peden & Anderson Banking Company J. L. Singleton Anderson District R. RK Doyle Walhalla Westminster Camp Rev . P. Marett Express James Lawrence Mixa Bonnie A. Breeman Deercourt O. K. Poore J. R. Garner Lockhart
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