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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
5
A long list of committees is appointed to organize the Confederate monument unveiling on July 71st. Names span Sponsor, Unveil Monument, Grounds, Seats, Automobiles, Vehicles, Cabling for Boys, and various honoraries. Dense with personal and organizational attribution, the document assigns roles across many departments and volunteers, signaling broad community involvement and expected ceremonies.
J A J Gibson died in Columbia last Thursday, leaving sorrow among relatives in Walhalla and the surrounding state. A longtime public servant and lawyer, he served as Coroner Sheriff Magistrate and church member, known for strong character and advocacy for right. Born May 17, 1882, he married Catherine Thompson Jaynes and had several children. His legacy includes service in Eaton County and the Greenvane muster, with a final note on his health and a local Catholic funeral observed in Walhalla.
Obituary notice for Hon dy Cox, longtime resident and honest citizen of the county. Describes death after a recent illness, burial arrangements, and mentions his wife and bereaved family. Also lists unclaimed letters at Walhalln post office for the week ending July 4 and directs those named to claim them.
In Walhalla July dth contest, Walhalla and Kehland battled for hours on the diamond. Walhalla won the first game 2 to 0 as Lewis tied the score with a driven ball. Dull play and misplays marked the rest, with few safe hits and many errors, as the visitors pressed their early lead and the locals failed to clinch a victory.
De BG Hyde was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Ralph Latshiw in the criminal court for poisoning Jol. T. L Swope, a millenaire philanthropist, was named as a victim in the case. An appeal to the State Supreme Court was noted by Hyde’s attorney, with the prisoner to remain in county jail until the higher court acts.
A notice from the Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue announces seized property in Oconee County for violation of state revenue laws. The listing includes a two-horse wagon, dress goods, a two-room tenant house, a two-story barn, pasture and orchard. Claimants must appear within 60 days at Customs office in Walhalla South Carolina.
A fragmented note warns farmers about the dangers of improper chemical use and promotes a nitrate of soda product. It urges caution and promises delivery of supplies in the near term, signaling a local agricultural advisory.
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