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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1905
Page
8
Local announcements include bids to let bridges and road overseer notices, sales of two milch cows, and a 2000 gallon blackberry offer. Also reported are social moves, church notices, a June 4 1905 marriage in Seneca, preaching plans, drift of residents visiting relatives, and a Walhalla hotel store and grocery changes.
Cotton is bringing 1¢ conte on the Walhalla market today. Miss Annie Verner visits Elberton. Ga Master Pleas Allen returns from Cedar Springs Institute for summer. Capt. Wm. A. Courtenay from Newry to Capon Springs for a month. Annie Crisp and Katie Robins at Cedar Springs Institute at home for vacation. Jos. W. Shelor reappointed by Judge Brawley as United States Commissioner for the Western District of South Carolina. Bank night clearance sale ends soon at the Craig. Mrs. A. L. Roberts and daughters move to Columbia. Mr. Roberts becomes head machinist at Palmetto Mills. Joe R. Shelor joins First National Bank of Greenville. Mary and Tommie Pitchford in Atlanta. Dora Pitchford to Unger, Saluda. Mrs. John W. Butler dies in Athens. Woodside Cotton Mills attraction to workers. L. P. Smith to Asheville excursion on July 18 with multiple pickup points and fares. Walhalla Presbyterian pastor ill. Rev. H. C. Grossman fills pulpit. Millville Union Sunday school picnic at Tunnel Hill. Fourth of July celebration near Oakway with speeches and talk of electrical railway. Mary Brock Cannon obituary notes and tribute to family.
The State Summer School for Teachers enrollment nears peak with 522 SC attendees and 7 from other states. Oconee 58 and Spartanburg 96 lead counties, Dorchester and Horry have no representation. Other local notes mention Miss Sheldon’s Greenville visit and a forthcoming paper pulp factory at Burkepet Creek in Georgetown County.
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