Seneca People Share News and Visits Across Towns
Matthew Davia brings the first cotton bloom to Seneca shown yesterday. Mrs. A H Mowry of Charleston plans to return home next Saturday. Residents like Mrs. Olivia Bacon Dantell of Marietta and families of J W Todd and M M Cary are noted visiting and ill. Local society includes Miss Norma Gigaliliat visiting in Enoree, and Mary Julia Reid hosting guests. Healing claim of Hocklen’s Artrona Salve praised by A F King of Port Byron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon
Matthew Davia
Seneca
A. H. Mowry
Charleston
H. P. Boggs
David Todd
Enoree
Mra
J. W. T Odd
M. W. Coleman
Soneos
Olivia Bacon Dantell
Marietta
Bacon
Little Minion Luotle
Dorothy Mason
W. J. Lanney
M. E. Sligh
Anderson
J.T. Holloman
Mra. McCutchon
Mingon Maggio
Manette McCutchon
Groor
M. Herndon
Greengilly
Otto Sigh
Journal
New Hope Funeral and Local School News notes
Mrs. Orence Compton of New Hope died June 20 1907 and was buried the next day in New Hope cemetery. Rev W S Seaborn conducted the funeral. She leaves a husband five children and many relatives. The column also reports J X Crouch hired to teach summer term at New Hope School from Saluda 8 0, praising his prior work at Fair Play and noting church pews added and plans for future improvements. Also mentions visits by Elrod and two children, plans for Joannes school, Fourth of July preparations, union meeting reports, Westminster Baptist invitation, and notes on Sunday school methods and an advert for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with testimonials.
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New Hope
Mra
Orence Compton
Willie Compton
W. ©. Seaborn
New Topo School
J. X. Crouch
Saluda
Crouch
Inry
Elrod
Victor
Toone
South Union
Mins Kurile Kolley
Vistt
Liberty
Kalley
Hare
Joannes
Aha
Connorans
Baptist Church
Westminster
Nplons
Ty Bia
Shupawn
Magiolin
Westminster' Nociety
Minn Hattie Louise Zimmerman
Oregon
Martin Swokton
Aviavta
Paranta
Henry Boyd Zimmerman
Misa Zimmarmay
Weatrolnster
Re. Rob Vist
Stockton
Indy
J. Mims Sullivan
Gresovilla
G.T. Harmon, Jr
D. A York
Mincola
Texas
Alt. McClnie
A. P. Caron
Carnenville
Mira
Haley
Godrata
J. G. Breazoall
Ruswell
Julius Mauldin
Hot Springs
Ark
M Uovere
Tra Wileco
Cedar Springs Institute
N. A. Doyle
Gainesville
Ella Stokes
Wilson, N. C
F. M. Davin
Firey Baptist Church
Ben. F. Doyle
Wentminwater
Gainonvilio
Maude
Allie Stribling
Major
W. J. Stribling
Walhalla
O. KE. Poore
Belton
C. E. Dickson
Piedmont
M. O. Barton
Itn
Adams
Georgy T. Harmon
Wile
Fev
G T. Harmon, Jr
B.honea
Senora
Allying Telegraphy
W. A. Honea
W. P. Anderson
Charleston
South Carolina Bankera
T. W. Ballenger
Bavley
J. M. Morgan
Weateniieter
Stepheun County
Toccoa
Waller
Martin
Westminster Notes and a July Wedding in Town
Westminster notes plentiful social life and local visits. The town flags a wedding of Miss Hattie Louise Zimmerman to Mr. Oregon Martin Stockton at her parents home, with congratulations from friends. A broad local social scene follows, including visits, travels, and church events across Westminster and nearby communities.
Hopewell Happenings Update From July Community Notes
Hopewell letters note a Sunday winging at Taber with a large crowd and pleasant social times. Visits include Misa Hadith Pickens, Mrs J G McWhorter near Eualay, H Proxsley of Walhalla with J H L Proxsley, Misses Mattia and Gracia Jedkins near Deercourt, and Clifford Land recovering from typhoid. Cortland and Valhalla connections appear. crops show improvement with cotton prospects steadier and cotton squares plentiful.
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Hopewell
Taber
Giober
Misa Hadith Pickens
J. G. McWhorter
Eualay
H. Proxsley
Wal Halla
J. HL. Proxsley
Mattia
Gracia Jedkins
Deercourt
Clifford Land
Ellis Land
Stephen Iurbin
Clayton
Matt Cobb
Valhalla
Thin Sac
Finn
Niao
Sabbath Installation Sparks Controversy in Westminster and Nearby
A July Sabbath service at a Westminster Presbyterian church drew a large audience with an installation of Pastor J J Harrell. Rev Ray Gregg preached a forceful sermon, and Rev M J Kirkpatrick delivered the pastor’s charge. Reports note strong Sabbath observance remarks by W Anderson and warn against Sunday picnics, while announcing local visitors and a County Teachers Library committee formation led by Mise Emily Compton. Separately, a crowd near Alliance attacked a religious camp run by Rev Levi Lupton with sulfuric acid, injuring Lupton and worshipers. no arrests were reported and opposition to the camp had been voiced locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vair
J.J. Harrell
Ray
May Gregg
M. J. Kirkpatrick
Seneca
W. F P. Anderson
W. ¥. Anderson
Mosars
P. Stribling
Thos. Wiley and Family
Richland
John Sholor
South Union
Loullo Stribling
Soca
Mr. Cashion
Oakway
Tom
Colummne
Mins Shelor
Mise
Emily Compton
Mise Compton
W. L. Dobbe
Misaos Hlala
Mary Layton
Mion
Lupton
Found Dead In Hed Royaton Ga
Howard Hays of this place was found dead in bed Saturday morning. Coroner Hays and a jury were impaneled. An autopsy by Dr. Mioen concluded death from acute redigestion. He was about years of age and left a wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royaton
Howard Hays
Hays
Mioen Wan
Sud
Best Medicina in the World for Collo and Diarrhora
A reader praises Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine for severe stomach issues. C L Carter of Skirum Alabama recounts a spring illness nearly fatal until taking the remedy, noting rapid recovery after a few doses. W Bell of Walhalla and Seneca also endorses its effectiveness after a bout of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
C. Ls. Carter
Skirum
Ala
W. Bell
Walhalla
Lavinny
Seneca
Community Notes and Visits From July Week
Local residents report a spree of social visits and church society activities. J B and Miss Marlo Moore plus others visited families in Adams Cronning and near Loncon. An appeal for a Richland charity event on July 12 at the Richland ball is announced with admission details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaokiia
Anderson
J. B
Migs Marlo Moore
Adama’ Cronning
W. If. Moora
Loncon
Guntharp
Flo
May Guntharp
Miso Agnes Ellison
Ben Tarrant
Joe Guntharp
Rocky Knoll
Pulaski News Roundup hints at local visits and school opening
Pulaski community reports visitors and travel. Mrs Deulio Rathall of Tosca visits brother T P Boatright. Pulaski school opens July 5 with Katella Bruce as teacher. Frank and Wade Dean travel to Agoraville Georgia to work at the Paten saw mill. Virgil Shirley in Camden works in shingle mill, expecting return soon. Lon Boatright catches a five pound fish. Mr and Mrs Burt Powell of Georgia attend Damascus preaching. Minos Litsle and Armie Powell visit sister Mia Tom Paton in Agoraville last week. Warren Lee Clyde Powell attend Unity singing. Vesta Boatright returns from Westminster Florida.
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Pulaski
Jane
D. J. Boatright
Mra
Deulio Rathall
Tosca
T. IP. Boatright
Mins Katella Bruce
Frank
Wade Dean
Agoraville
Virgil Shirley
Camden
Lon Boateight
Hoke Smith Inaugurates In Atlanta Capitol Day
Atlanta June 29 Governor Hoke Smith took the oath of office at the Capitol after a grand street pageant seen along Atlanta avenues. The parade featured military groups bands clubs officials and civic bodies. Bishop Candler led a blessing before Chief Justice Fish administered the oath. A public reception at the executive mansion opened at 4 pm and continued until 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Toiay
Hoke Smith
Capitol Building
Atrevta
Fulton County Hoke Smith Club
Capitol
Candler
Fish
Supreme Court
Phil Cook
Neal
Coromoniea
Smith
Executive Mansion
The Charming Woman Not a Perfect Form And Features
A description praising a charming woman as more than perfect form, noting plain women with rare qualities admired worldwide. It claims health and vitality as key traits, contrasts weakness with attractiveness, and touts a restorative product. Guarantied by druggists, price $90.
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Kirotrio Bittwra
How'd You Like to Be the Iea Man
Fifteen hundred to two thousand drivers of the American Iea Company planned a strike yesterday to protest overtime work and seek higher pay. The move aimed to pressure management for better compensation and reduced hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iea
New York
Iee
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Son
Jamestown Expanition
Stribling
Port Byron
Amon F
Hocklen
Westminster, Ss. C
J. ‘, Bell, Walhallay
W. J. Lunnoy
Sonosa
A. Zimmerman
Packett
Pitts
J.T. Carver
JG. Brenzeale
FE. Gray
Garemionics
Wm, Zimmerman
B. Zimmerman
Albert
Chas
Trotter
Leller
F. Brownlow Calkare
Trinidad
Cuba
Keowde Couriers
Jolly Net
Aiso
Grand Port
Cubs
Windea
Mavino Barracks
Oblongo
Mra. Eom
Hed
Bounty Land
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