Westminster Mourns Pioneer Doctor William Steele
Westminster notices mourn the death of Dr William Steele a long time Montana pioneer physician and former mayor. The obituary recalls his South Carolina origins his family ties and his years of public service in Helena and Deer Lodge with praise for his charitable work and devotion to law and order. A Montana tribute highlights his funeral attendance and his survivors including wife Agnes and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Gossett
Westminster
South Carolina
Wiliam Steele
Mona
Oconee
Tix
Montana
Helena
William L. Steele
Citizer
Helena, Mont
William Steele
Margaret W. Steele
Anderson County
Agnes Fobis
T. Ashby
Franklin F
John H. Burke
Steele
Joseph G
James
Robi
West
Territory
Jas. O. Ne
Deer Lodge
Robt. M
McLeod
Northwest Territory
Dr. Steele
Zoe Stanford
Clarkesville
D. B. Price
Methodist Church
Society of Montana Pioneer
Ife
W. BK
Gaillard
Eldren
Jayira
N. C
Walhalla
Keowee Courier
Greenville Daily News
Westminster News Notes Highlight Local Movements
Cary Poore of Toccoa and J P Carey of Pickens visited Westminster recently while Miss Margie Stribling left for Newberry. Several locals traveled, a meeting of the Board of Trade occurred, and plans advanced for Westminster's new auditorium with bids from Greenville, Anderson, Honea Path, and Westminster firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Poore
Toccoa
Westminster
J.P. Carey, Esq
Pickens
Margie Stribling
Newberry
F. P. Simpson
Baltimore
Columbia
State Board of Examiners
J. G. Dickerson
Hartwell
C. J. Mulkey
Anderson
Ind
A. R. Dorroh
Railway
Washington, D.C
BE. R. McKee
Columbus
Louise Sheldon
College For Women
M. A. Poore
Royston
GB. Puckett and Wieson
George, Jr
John Martin
W. M. Zimmerman
Uttle
Waller
Atlanta
Cox
Seneca
W. JM. Gaillard
JW. Willits
W. W. Wednesworth
Nettle White
Board of Trade
J.D. Witherspoon
Rock Hill
J. R. Moore
The
Baptist Church
Moore
Graves
Cornelia
Good Roads
Smith
Miller
J. G. Breazeale
J. HL. Stonecypher
Gorgia
A. McDaniel
Rocky Ford
Charleston News and Courier
South Carolina
Oconee
Westinster
FICO
Board of ‘Trustees
Wo M, Jordan
Greenville
Martin Vadiver Lumber Co
Honea Path Lumber Co
C. Eustice
H. Grandy & Son
J. 1. Gaines
Gane
J. J. Casey
Worth Read This If You Are Worth Read This
If you cannot afford a physician during a diarrhoea attack one or two doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy will cure it. A long trusted remedy costing 26e is sold by J. W. Bell Valhalla and W. J. Linney Seneen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Linney
Seneen
Maniac Stabs Five in Massachusetts Slaughterhouse
In Somerville on June 6 John Murphy attacked workers at the North Packing and Provision Company slaughterhouse with a razor, killing five including Dr. Daniel C. Hays and Cheevus. He wounded four others before police beat him into submission and took him to the station. The victims include Hays, Cheevus, Patterson, and others. one other may die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Mass
John Murphy
North Packing and Provision Company
Daniel C. Hays
Waltham
John Cheevus
Cambridge
John Patterson
Hays
Cheevus
Dr. Hays
Murphy
Hhaltan
Lves
Dr. 1 Cheevus
Oscar W Myers and local visits gather in Oakway
In Oakway June 7 residents note Oscar W Myers of Gaffney visiting with parents. Leard Moores attends Clemson commencement. Westminsters Waymon Mason and wife visit. Cordelia Bearden stays with Alice Gaines at Seneca. Ellen King ill with slim recovery prospects. Walter Moore wed Kate Love King in Hymen’s altar plans. New Greenwood home awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakway
Oscar W. Myers
Gaffney
Leard Moores
Clemson
Waymon Mason
Wife
Westminster
Cordelia Bearden
Alice Gaines
Seneca
Ellen King
D. Bearden
Savannah Foster
Toccna
Carey Poore
Miss Cashin
Anderson
Grundy Hill
Horse Cove
N.C
Jane Haley
Greenville
Walter Moore
Hymen
Misa Kate Love King
Waskins
North Carolina
Greenwood
Hit
Farmers' Union meets to consider cotton and wheat crops
Barrett Cally Park s Together, Atlanta, June 1909. State representatives and prominent Farmers' Union businessmen will gather to discuss cotton warehouse handling owned by union members and the wheat crop. The meeting will also include state presidents secretaries treasurers organizers health agents managers and editors of Farmers' Union papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Farmers’ Union
Chas
Barrett
Seneca well represented at Clemson College closing exercises
Local Seneca residents attended Clemson College closing events and a series of recitals led by Mrs T M McCutchen and her music class. Highlights included Rebecca Todd as accompanist, upcoming church benefit concert, and community notices of travels, visits, and local developments amid ongoing electric plant work and cemetery committee delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Clemson College
Glee Club
Clemson
G. W. Gignilliat
T. M. McCutchen
Rebecca Todd
John W. ‘Todd
J. A. Hines
Episcopal Church
Dillon
8. C
Minnis
Ethel Kirkpatrck
Memph
W. E. Nimmons
John O. Fields
Keowee
Norma Gignilliat
College For Women
Ivor
Hannah Brown
Heath Springs
A. P. Brown
Montreal
N.C
Whit K. Livingston
J. W. Stribling
Anderson
J. H. Bryan
Knoxville
Tenn
Harry Bryan
Marguerite Adams
Shorter College
W. F. Austin
Arkansas
Austin
Mra
J. C. Verner
J. G. Hawthorne
Munter
McCa
Carrie Hunter
Clara Hunt
HL. J
Birmingham
Litle Keith
Misa Maude Hopking
Clvic Association
Countery
William McWhorter
Gen. J
Columbia
Faith and industry in June rains stitch Fair Play life
The June 7 Fair Play notes despondency over heavy rains delaying planting and grass growth, plus a long church report. A large Presbyterian gathering installed Rev. Brunson McLeod of Anderson with sermon from Proverbs 11 30. The piece lists local visits, graduations, and arrivals, praising Rev. M J Peabody as pastor and noting social ties across Richland Seneca and Greenville. A vignette tells of W J Atkins in Banner Springs enduring cold until Dr King’s New Discovery eased his lung problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sis
M. J. Peabody
Louise Sheldon
College For Women
Anna
Pearle Marote
Greenville
Furman University
Belton
Parman
J.P. Stribling
Richland
Leslie Stribling
M. R. Kirkpatrick
Senees
Dr. McLeod
Anderson
M. Wy Penbody
P. Stribling
J.D. Sheldon
Ethel
Pauline Marett
C.D
Cross Roads
Willie Crawford
Sooth Union
Larey Mavett
Willie
Roy MeJdunkin
South Union
Baptist Sunday School
Dobbs
F. M. Barton
Lavonia
W. J. Dobbs
W. J. Atkins
Banner Springs
Tenn
Losure
Dr. King
Tugaloo Notes on Rain, Crops and a South Union Revival
Notes from Tugaloo dated June 7 report heavy rain delaying farm work but ground soakage minimized water damage. Crops and grass grow vigorously with better small grain than several years. Preaching at Black Jack drew a large crowd where Rev Spearman delivered a vigorous sermon. South Union chose Rev Mex David for the year and plans a fourth Sunday meeting with Prof. Dames and other leaders. Dinner baskets expected. those unable to attend may mail baskets for local serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tugaloo
Black Jack
Spearman
South Union
Mex David
Greenville
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Dames
Greenville Female College
O. K. Iy
Verners to visit Oconee before summer home trip
Relatives and friends are informed that he and Mrs. Verner will visit Oconee this month before proceeding to their summer home at Brevard. Charlie and Frank Harper are visiting relatives for the summer. Roy Brown is in Seneca for the summer. M. V. 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Verner
Oconee
Brovard
Charlie
Frank Harper
Roy Brown
Seneca
M. V
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Purina
C. W
J. E. Balknight
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TER
Westmin
de. William Steele
Shannon Printing Company
Jackson County
Cullohee
Jackson County Journal
Webster
Sylva
L. A. Leathers
Mitchell & Reeder
Ant
Nannie Barron
W. D. Cope
Cheswell Cotton MI
Mr. Cope
Mavett
Heg
Misa Lillian Whison
John Palmer
J. T. Barnett
GC. E. Simpson
Pearl Norrin
W. GC
Pedenta
Howard H. Thomas
Miss Daley Poster
Gr. Poster
Winthrop College
Oscar Myer
Myers
G. G. Simpson
University of Maryland
F. P. Mason
Maniac
Massachusetts
Chamberlain
W. J. Lunney
Oaakway News
Barrett Cally Parks
Benet
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