Local notices and marriages in Walhalla area
A crowded notice page reports on coal ads, church events, and upcoming meetings. It records the Emery Circle gathering at Mrs Hughes's home, Rev John G Law preaching at Hichland, and several marriages including Miss Janie Bell Gosnell with Clinton Graham and Miss Lillie May James with I J Johnson. It notes farm ads, rental offers, and farm equipment for sale, plus obituaries and a fire at Ebenezer School House No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetrick Hisiery
M.C. Long
Geo
W. Darby
Sandy Springs
Anderson
Henry
J. R. Earle
J. JH. Stone
Seneca
Janie Bell Gosnell
Clinton Graham
Merrick
JS. Banknight
Valhalla
Vna
M Ma Sloan
al, Marriin
James
West Union
Lillie May James
I. J. Johnson
Oconee
W. T. McAlister
Salem
W. A. Grant
Sallie Hudson
Jesse Deaton
Picket Post
Mrr
Deaton
Htbert Deaton
Auction and sermon notices from Walhalla and Furman
If you have beef cattle milkers or springers to sell see J Whit Grant Walhalla Rev Marshall Craig of Furman University will preach at New Hope church on Sunday January 21 at 11 oclock Public cordially invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Whit Grant
Walhalla
Marshall Craig
Furman University
New Hope Church
Heiress Violet Buehler Found Working in New York
Violet Buehler, missing Chicago heiress valued at over 100000, was located in New York City by Jan 16. She works as a nurse and daily domestic for Mrs. Annie Brett on East Seventieth Street. She admitted identity, said she left Chicago to see the world, and offered to return as detectives coordinate with Chicago authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Violet Buehler
First Avenue
East Seventieth
New York City
Annie Brett
Miss Buehler
Anna Brett
East Seventieth Street
Brett
Cold Wave Claims Several Lives In Northeast
The record freezing weather in New York and Philadelphia caused four deaths and numerous cases of frostbite as hospitals treated frozen hands and ears. Temperatures dipped to one degree above zero, then rose to 28 below in Philadelphia. The cold break allowed a Hudson River crossing on the ice near Yonkers for the first time in 18 years, drawing hundreds including women. Three more deaths from the cold were reported to police as conditions eased slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hudson River
Yonkers
Philadelphia
Dolphin
Shun
Potice
Wes
Moonshine Pastor Bound Over In Tennessee Case
Rev Joseph KR Smith of Sewanee was brought to Nashville after pleading guilty at a preliminary hearing to making moonshine whiskey. His wild cat still near his parsonage produced nearly 100 gallons of beer and mash following an all night chase. he claimed ignorance of the law but admitted giving some whiskey to church members for medical use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Joseph KR. Smith
Sewanee
Nashvile
Smith
Dendy to Remain at Rock Hill for Present
Rev Jos T Dendy formerly of Oconee now at Rock Hill writes that he will stay in Rock Hill for the present. He declined a Birmingham Alabama call saying his work here is not done and he has faithful supporters and a strong pastorate. He expresses loyalty to his native state and wishes for a happy New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos.t. Dendy
Oconee
Rock Hill
Woodlawn Church
Birmingham
Ala
Jos
T. Dendy
Doctor's New Discovery Cures Lifelong Cough
Caped with his life, a man from Georgetown recounts a near fatal battle with consumption and a dreadful cough. After a year of treatment with Georgetown’s top doctor, he found relief only with Dr. King's New Discovery, now advertised as a guaranteed remedy for coughs colds and bronchial troubles with trial bottles free.
Adrian Man Shoots Wife Then Kills Self in Lenawee
Archie Camp, 35, of Lenawee Junction near Adrian Michigan, shot and killed his wife, 34, possibly wounded his mother-in-law Mrs Phil Calkins, and then fatally shot himself. The couple had separated since April amid divorce proceedings. Camp, allowed weekly visits with their daughter, entered the wife’s apartment and opened fire as the child sat on the mother-in-law's lap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian, Mich
Archie Camp
Lenawee Junction
Here
Phil Calkins
Camp
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promotes Natural Healing
Medicines that aid nature are always most effectual. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on this plan. It allays the cough relieves the lungs opens the secretions and aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. Thousands have testified to its superior excellence. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Cotton gin suspended due to unfavorable conditions
To The Farmer we announce we are unable to gin cotton at present due to adverse conditions. As soon as conditions improve we will inform the public of the days our gin will operate.
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Norman’s Drug Store
G. A
Norman
John G. Law
Hichland
Bull
D. No
D. A. Sleek
Atlanta
D. IL White
J. M McNeel
McRae
W. M. Brown
Hugghs
Columbia
Greenville
Nisabe
Rego Presbyterian Church
Geo, M
Wilcester
Gary
Jas. H. Darby
Lena
Steve Blackwell
Whetstone
Double Springs
A. Burns
W. le Burns
Cobb
Katie B. Harris
Westminster
W. Shelor
Points
Florida
Ebenezer Tachool House
Peart Brown
I. A. Thompson
J.B. Sitton
Pendleton
J. J. Litton
Baltmore
J. B.S. Dendy
Wsq
J. J. Hand
Wolf Stake
Telton
Tobley Lawrence Orr
Bellon
Anderson County
Wy M. Brown
John W. Crate
Ssing
Gotham
Jos. I. Dendy
Wood
T.W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond, Va
Walhalla Gin Co
Jno
Frank H. Shirley
John
Mary
Lowry
Holloway
Seneca, S. C
King Cotton
Dr. Green
Dr. Fairey
Waverly Chemical Co
Hunt
St. Joseph's
Raymond
Andrew
Colgate
Carter's Pharmacy
Wss.c
Byrd & Cromer
Seneca, South Carolina
S. C
Clinde W. Reid
C. V. Reid
CV. Reid
Claude W. Reid
Westminster, S. C
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