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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
8
Local columns record visits and travels of residents including Mrs A P Holden and Mrs J A Stock. Mentions Rev L Craig preaching, knitting ads, shop listings, land sales, and school events at Walhalla and adjacent towns with social ties to Anderson and Clemson College.
Obituary for Adeline C Meldau widow of John F Muldan of Charleston born May 21 1850 in Walhalla viewed as a model mother and devout Christian. After long illness she died June 1107 at age 67 and was buried in the Lutheran cemetery following services by Rev J C Yungus.
A historical appeal from the Monument Association invites residents of the county to contribute to the Confederate dead memorial near the Court House Square in Valhalla. The message thanks neighbors for past kindness and urges immediate support to complete the monument project.
Last evening a piano recital by Mrs Ridney Adams pupils was held at her Faculty Hill home. The two hour program featured various sonatas, waltzes and songs with many pupils named, highlighting skill and progress. A large audience attended despite a few misprints and errors in the program.
The Master for Oconee County will offer at public sale in front of the Walhalla Court House a tract of 52 acres on Nicholson’s Fork adjoining W.B.F. Corbin Montvale Lumber Co and others. The property conveyed to G H Barnes by P E Alexander during the war. Cash terms. If the bidder fails to comply, the master may readvertise and resell on the next sales day with the same terms. Extra for paper. W. Whit, Master. June 1907.
A fragmentary report notes twenty-eight passengers including twelve women and children perished when the French schooner La Jalouss sank near Barbados while sailing from Cayonne for St Louis last Friday night. One survivor reached Barbados yesterday.
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