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05 Jun 1907
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Keowee Courier in Walhalla, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
1
Bauk Night Advertises Cash Purchases and Local Happenings
Local notes report weather, cotton condition worsening, and social visits. Carrie Smith returns home from Fair Play amid debts. Corbin family visited relatives in Richland. Cornelia Pickett visits Sandy Springs. Loize Perritt taught at Seneca school. Miss Bertrand Porritt graduates with diploma and honor. Community events include missionary society meetings and family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bounty Land
Carrie Smith
J. J. Heller
Fair Play
C. D. Corbin
Emily
Richland
Cornelia Pickett
Sandy Springs
Mae, Milam
Mesdames McDowell
Gilmer
Walhal
J. B. Pickett
Loize Perritt
Seneca
J. L. Smith
Walter Rankin
Marett
Kate
John
D. A. Porritt
Ernest Smith
Calhoun
J. M
Missionary and Aid Society of
Clara McCarey
Seneca Society
Bertrand Porritt
Suneca
Kat
The Magic No. 8 Mascot Praised by Cedar Grove Man
A Cedar Grove resident credits Geo Parris with a letter praising a health tonic. He claims after suffering from liver and kidney trouble he found relief with the product, noting improvement after the first bottle and complete recovery after three bottles. The claim is presented as a guaranteed cure for stomach, liver, and kidney issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Parris
Cedar Grove
Roada
Stamp Crack Looats at Salem Weekend Services
A large crowd gathered at Salem last Sunday as Rev GC I McCain of the Methodist ministry preached at Old Pioken. On Sunday afternoon J D Bowers and family visited his father W K Bowers at Old Plokons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamp Creek
Jane 1
Salem
I. McCain
Old Pioken
J. D. Bowers
W. K. Bowers
Old Plokons
Mroontly
Local gossip notes from South Union area on June events
South Union reports a string of social visits and minor events from June to the prior week. Names such as McJunkin, Marott, Harbin, Evatt, Ford, Dooly, Marett, Lavonis, Wyly, and Gambrell appear among relatives and friends visiting in Georgia towns and nearby areas including Walthalls Elberton Lavonis Parkertown Westminster Greenville Townville Fair Play Wentminster and Parkertown with several commencements and family gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Union
M. H. McJunkin
D. H. Marott
Walthalls
Joe
John Harbin
Mr. Evatt
Newry
J.T. Ford
Tom Dooly
Minnie
Dora
Fair Play
Georgia Davis
Claude Marett
Misa Lillie
Lavonis
Thos
J. Wyly
Lovie M
Elberton
Bernice Marett
Kate Harris
Greenville
John Jolly
Litle
Thelma Gambrell
Townville
John Sullivan
Nellie Crawford Apent
Bottle Messer
Wentminster
Cleo Vandiver
Westminster
Glenn Shirley
Parkertown
Henry Loftis Hind
Albert Marett
Ottie Burrisa
Wyly
C. F. Inbell
B.S
Oakway Dots June 3 Socials and Visits at Local Church
Oakway notes a Wesleyan Methodist service by Rev Mr David and a Sunday gathering. Miss Ann Bruce of Townville visited her brother W N Bruce. Dora Haley returned from Greenville college. Woolbright family hosted guests J P Carroll and others. Several Oakway youths attended singing at George Mear. residents noted new residence for William Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakway
Davin
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Ann Bruce
Townville
W. N. Bruce
Dora Haley
Greenville College
O. H. P. Woolbright
Hattie
Ligo
J.P. Carroll
Nota
Bossie Braco
Cashien
Janie Wiley
Phillips
Winnie Sanders
Westminster
William Moore
Robert Price
Mr. Bryant
Hopewell
Wesley Mason
Misa Lillie
William Knox
Robert
John Harrison
Pine Grove
George Mear
Ty Fy
Two Million Dollars in Gold Engaged for Export
New York on May 31 reports two million dollars in bar gold to be shipped to Paris. Lazard Freres takes one million dollars, the Russo Chinese Bank six hundred thousand, and Heidelbach Tehelheimer Co. five hundred thousand. The gold will be loaded on steamers leaving for France tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Lazard Freres
Ruaso Chinese Bank
Heidelbach, Tehelheimer & Co
France
Bears the Te Fa Ia Inn Hn T Ee
An OCR fragment about a local inn or place named with unclear characters hints at a venue titled Bears the Te Fa Ia Inn Hn T Ee. Specific details and proper nouns remain unreadable, limiting a precise card. Further legible text required for a reliable headline and summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caast
Seneca Notes on Deaths and Local Events
The Seneca column reports the death of Fred W. Auld at his Elberton Georgia home, notes relatives and connections, and covers a busy schedule of local social events. It lists gatherings at Mrs. McCarey’s, garden yields, and a ball game umpired by T H Cary with Westminster prevailing 10 to 6.
Preaching Services and Local Family News at Somcross
Compross Dots reports preaching services for Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Sloan Entrekin is improving, Mrs T D Alexander can go out. Little Mien Jane Hunsinger ill, Oscar W Alexander with family. Haskell Abbott of Furman University expected home. Pearle and Bewley Hunninger left for Greenville for Greenville Female College commencements and to visit relatives Mr and Mrs John Hunsinger. They will visit Misses Rona and Agnos. Agnos to return next Saturday. Rona has attended Greenville Female College. Agnos pursuing a business course and now employed in Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somcross
Greenville
Greenville Female College
John
Hunsinger
Misses Rona
Agnos
Miez Rona
Westminster Notes and Obituaries from June
Westminster notices report the drowning of Capt Clarence L McLin near New Orleans while tending the United States dredge Barard, plus deaths of Mrs Tompkins and Fred W Auld. Local updates include visits by H Loebr and Mrs Paden, church services for Auld, a new barber shop, a Westminster baseball win over Seneca, and farm news on late cotton and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Mra
J. H. Bibb
Hugh Mason
Charlotte
N. C
Col
R. KE. Mason
Loebr
Walhalla
E. Gi Poore
Mids
Lola
Vapgbqi
Rome
Charlee
Vaughan
F. Brown
Clarence L. McIin
Mississippi River
Burwood
New Orleans
John L. MoLin
Weatminster
MoLin
Nowa
Atlanta
Tompkins
J. W. Tompkins
Oakway
John
Thomas Tompkins
Carrie Roberson
Pelxer
Maggie
James J. Willard
John V. Stribling
Fred. W. Auld
Elberton
Mr. Auld
Presbyterian Church
W. E. Choswell
Haskell Holmes
Pickens
W. ©. Loehr
Valhalla
Masdames
T. OC. Peden
Greenville
J. B. Moore
Baxley
Geo. T, Harmon
Little Daughter
Misa Estelle
England
B. M. England
D. G. Sheldon Wos
Westminster Baseball
Seneca
Cariker
Marietta
T. C. Peden
J. R Moore
Norfolk
Richmond
Jamestown
Washington
A. L. Gossett
Major George Lamb Buist Dies. Charleston Leader, Lawyer
Major George Lamb Buist a prominent Charleston lawyer and chairman of the city school commission died this morning of heart trouble. He had a notable war record and was active in business circles. Buist served in both the State Senate and House of Representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
George Lamb Buist
City School Commission
State Senate
House of Representatives
Fair Play Notes and Local Death in Canter Church Area
Fair Play reports Mrs Helen Thompson and Mary Shdon as visiting from Anderson and local men W E Barter and R L Barter touring from various states. James Tompkins family mourns wife and mother Afro Tompkins buried at Center church. several locals visit and discuss weather, church programs, and upcoming Children’s Day observance. Joe Sharp, a respected resident, sails for Africa, cites desire to be buried on African soil. W S Glenn plans visit to Seneca, Ilona McClure and family appearances noted. Local students attend schools and cadets prepare for the Jamestown Exposition. Farmers Union meets monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Helen Thompson
Mary Sh
Don
Mre
Tou
Anderson
Mra
Mark D. Stribling
Non
Joe
Motpher Anderson
Gray Court
Lawdens County
W. E
R. L. Barter
Midat Inez
James Tompkins
Oakway
Afro
Tompkine
Methoiat Church
Canter Church
Capa Harris
Folka
J. Lawrence Burriss
Ban Allen
Presbyterian Church
Powers
Dickens
Clemson College
Farmers’ Union
Fair Play Academy
H. E. Thompson
W. L. Dobbs
Ethel
Pauline Marett
C. D. Marett
Baptist Church
J. B. Harris
South Union
Belton Marettia
Westminster Graded School
Clinton Harris
Citadel
Joe Sharp
Africa
Glenn
Kiliaville
Miss
Seneca
Fair Play
Httle
Carrie Tompkins Roberson
Pelzer
This Woman Weighed 611 Pounds Died in Kentucky
Loninville Kentucky June 1 Martha Johnson aged 62 died today of heart failure after weighing 611 pounds. Believed to be the largest person in Kentucky, her undertaker prepared the body with embalming fluid for six ordinary persons. The coffin measured six by three by twenty-one feet and twelve stout pallbearers were secured to bear the casket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loninville
Martha Johnson
Kentucky
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