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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1909
Page
1
An extensive sale listing many items for men and boys including shirts underwear and drawers, undergarments, hosiery, and a large range of suits, pants, and knickers. The ad promotes deep discounts with multiple price points and a focus on quantity like over 100 dozen, highlighting Florsheim and Queen Quality Oxford styles and low prices across menswear.
Seneca reports Gen J. 8 Verner improved at his Brevard home after a serious illness and a surgical operation. The community notes summer guests and social visits among local families, with several trips to Brevard, Montreat, and Anderson. Prohibition debate coverage includes Charleston sermon by Rev Howard Bie.
The Bounty Land community records sorrow over the infant Theresa Barron’s death on July 19, with extended families expressing condolences. Local life details include school openings, teachers, and community events at Poplar Springs Bear Pen and nearby towns, plus a minor wagon incident and routine health notes urged Foley’s Ole Laxative for stomach and bowel relief.
A cloudburst in Two Mile Canyon north of Boulder drenched a polite party. Two men were dead and two others injured as rain and debris swept the canyon while the group sought shelter under a large boulder. Six found shelter though two were carried away by the current.
The Conseross column reports Miss Rena Hunsinger recovering from typhoid fever and gradually improving. It also lists visitors, school plans with Miss Burt teaching during Miss Rena’s absence, church activities, local meetings, and several community arrivals and departures amid detailed local names and places. A separate entry notes Benjani Youngblood, an engineer, drowning in the Bogue Chitto river after a behavior change, with onlookers and a fatal outcome.
Special: Sam McConnell and wife and son Carl of Atlanta visit Dr and Mrs W J Carter in North Carolina. Many friends greet them on their first NC visit in years. The Methodist church supper raised sixty six dollars for church carpeting. Numerous visitors from Belton, Spartanburg, Wilmington, and Atlanta are noted with brief social mentions. A Macon note praises Industrial and Orphanage Home leaders and Electric Bitters as a valued medicine for family health.
The notice invites residents to attend a county fair at Riehtanl on Woinesny 18 with Hemkerd niniic and other attractions. Aimed at community enjoyment, the event promises camp activities and a day of family fun, urging attendees to bring food baskets and participate.
Townville July 26 special notices Indies of the Presbyterian church hold a measuring party on the school ground July 30 from 7 to 11 p m for church funds. Cromer String Band will perform. tollent carr ple and cream frogs offered free. Public invited.
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