04 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1906
Page
1
July acts unfold with church services in Seneca on Sabbath and a large Monday gathering at the Jacksonian center. The town also reports a Library Association meeting, lively social excursions, and a stylish Once-a-Week Club closing event hosted by Mrs. J. H. Adams with residents and visitors attending, enjoying elegant decor, punch, and refined conversation.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a power struggle involving regional leaders including a governor and a top official. The text references upheaval within the Bavanoal administration and ongoing tension over authority and policy.
The dam at CiroRR Shoals was authorized by the General Assembly with knowledge of county residents. Claims of widespread approval are common, while remaining complaints come from individuals disgruntled for various reasons.
Rain continues at Little River with crops small for the season. Reverend Davie Littleton preached a June sermon at Little River. The Sheckley urn timber incident at Salem reduced timber in the belt. Mr and Mrs J L Talley visited relatives near Walhalla. Mrs Entrekin has been ill but improving. Rev J S Jones preached at Whitmire and protracted services start in August. Chamberlains Colic remedy praised for diarrhoea and dysentery. local doctors note its effectiveness.
Madame Mario Terry of Madrid writes to Sunshine Society organizer Mina Shaotor offering to donate a set of her books to school and college libraries. The University of South Carolina praises the novels as charming and suitable for their collection.
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An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a pleasant laxative that invigorates the liver and regulates the bowels. Sold by Dr J W Bell Walhallag W dy Lunney Sereen.
Col J Wash Watts dies at home near Montville in Beuronk county in his ith year. Prostitute Julia Belmont and Irene Delorme drown bathing in Aoresk near Columbia last Thursday. Evangeliat Leach revival stirs Timmonaville with dispenser W B White quitting on sight. Arthur Brewson, a negro farm hand, killed near Travolure Rent in Greenville county. Earle Andrews, a avottior negro, jailed for murder over a woman. J T Parks slain in a pistol duel with HK L Covar at Orangeburg. Covar seriously wounded. Parks owned the rangeburg Patriot and Covar swindling partner. Cotton Stalkn Products Co incorporated in Maine with 815k authorized capital. Harvie Jordan presiding. June 28 dispensary board to add more outlets on Sullivan's Island to let soldiers drink closer to home. Governor Andrew Harris, successor to Pattisan, ill and failing. state Democrats eye his absence as potential shift. tabled remedies. Digestive aids advertised: Tablets after meals to cure indigestion, sold by Dr J W Bell and W J Lunnoy.
New Hope, July. There will be preaching service here next Sunday morning at the usual hour by Pastor Roy W Beaboro. The one year old infant of Mr and Mrs Jamon Kvatt died near Newry on Tuesday morning June 26 after a very short illness and was buried in New Hope cemetery the following day. Funeral services were conducted by Rev D Bearden. To be bereaved extend sympathy as many visit relatives. Various locals and visitors noted including Mrs H V Gantt and Miss Ide Wollrath. Mrs Kinkon in declining health is very low. Take Laxative Bromo Quinino Tablet to cure a cold in one day. Groves signature on box.
An all day worship program at Wolf Stake begins with panday School at 9 o clock and addresses by R. D. Byrne and Prof. Riohar W. Grubbs. The program includes songs and a talk on The Importance of Young Poets in the Science of Music. Dinner will be served. supervision by E. P. Wood, Supt Sunday School.
An annual singing gathering will be held at ten churches with F Morton President Norton Cox and Boctutacy Ye in attendance. The event aims to promote community music and fellowship among attendees.
Westminster reports visitors from Madison Walhalla Fort Worth and Enoree with Social greetings and family visits. local cotton mill team won 12 to 10 over Benoa, first blooms reported by J A Durham, ice cream fest July 4 hosted by Odd Fellows band with J H Boggs expected to speak, births noted and residents traveling to relatives. Reverend John R Moore traveled to Greenwood.
Fair Play July 2 announces a fifth Sunday revival series to begin at 8:14 PM led by Rev. Mr. Greg as Dr. J. J. Hartel cannot attend. The town notes C Clinton Harris returns from Citadel, Miss Carrie Smith and Lowell visit Cr. J. R. Heller, Mrs. Salle Land improves, Henry Lovinggood and F. J. Watson gain health, Dolly Knox visits sister in Commerce, and numerous local residents are mentioned among social updates and farm news. Weather and Cotton blossom notes from the area are included.
The union meeting of the lower division of the Beaverdam Association will meet at Return church on Friday before the fifth Sunday in July. The program includes devotional exercises, introductory sermons, and addresses on pastorate duties and church unity. Community notes mention officials, attendees from multiple churches, and local updates through July.
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