11 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1906
Page
1
Mountain Union Singing Convention to be held July 20 to 22 with Count Zlan oharoh presiding. A questionable medical ad promises a guaranteed cure for piles and credits to fund-raising if a product fails within ten days.
July notes from Connoross detail regular sermons by Rev J H Ayers interrupted by rain, with protracted services to begin the second Sunday in August. Desire for Rev Gav H Judd from England to attend, plus community updates on local illness, schooling, and visits among Baldwin and South Union residents. The item notes Miss Katie Abbott and Gray Macaulay may have foot injuries, and mentions Lyles’s education speech at the Fourth of July event. Warnings about typhoid cases and local health observations are included along with a brief medicinal ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine.
The Oconee County Farmers Union will meet at Fairview Academy on Friday duly 5th at 10 o clock AM. Local unions are asked to send delegates, one per member or by majority. Members should attend for important business and to pay dues for the third quarter. President J.B. Pickett and Secretary A. Bilinen announce details.
Westminster notes list visiting families, sermon by Rev. J. E. Griggs of Atlanta, and preparatory meetings for the meat with a July 4 supper by the Golden Link Coronet Band. Community events include a large ice cream social, Odd Fellows concert, and local officer elections.
Richland locals report Miss Amy Hughs visiting relatives in Pickens and Miss Geraldine Hughs returning from Walhalla after attending the antimerashoul. Mrs. J.C. Burriea visited her mother, and Miss Sadie Jones of Madison is the guest of Misses Hoghein in Alabama. Miss Irene Dempsey dies in Atlanta private sanitarium. Col Lumpkin withdraws from United States Senate race, endorsing Tillman for six-year term.
A fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic scene with mentions of a twenty to one battle, various names such as Rotteri Bruco and Yarmellin, and scorched or wounded imagery. The passage is garbled and lacks clear context or coherent events.
The Presbyterian church in Seneca held a meeting last night with Roe attending. A visiting minister will preach on two Sundays, with services at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Church leaders urged prompt assembly and reflected on community strain from recent weather and regulations. Dr Randolph Kirkpatrick visited his parents and Miss May Hamilton attended a recent house party in Anderson. The Library Association met Friday. a new constitution was adopted and Dr J Burgens was praised for leadership. Mr Loy R Carey and Mrs Carey of Paris, Tex., visited. James Thompson, injured in a railroad accident, is improving after time in Presbyterian Hospital. J H Adams announced a sale opening Friday, July 13, and Little Minn Typhaine Burgess hosts a birthday gathering this afternoon. Stribling family visitors from Seaewell Ga and Mrs Frank Hopkins’ 10-week Pendleton stay are noted. Mrs Leland Maret and Oscar Thompson were present.
A Dublin Georgia resident, Mia H H Brannon, claims Electric Bitters kept her vibrant at 82 and improved her health. The ad copy extols the tonic's benefits against biliousness and general weakness, guaranteeing results under druggist supervision with a price note.
Mrs J A Porritt and daughter Lara return from Hartwell Georgia with accompanying youths and relatives visiting family of J J Smith. Others from Lavonia Oakway Richland Georgia join local visitors including D A Porritt family and W H McClellion. Miss Stolle Miller recovering from fever. Mrs M T Hugh traveling to Baltimore for operation. Picnic at Clearmonton noted. Clyde Smith guest of Sallie McMahan. Mande is improving slowly.
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