Captain William Perry Passes At Walhalla After Long Life
Captain William Parry died at his residence in Walhalla on Tuesday at six. He was born March 20, 1810 in Potteregn New Jersey and lived in Virginia North and South Carolina before settling in Walhalla about twenty five years ago. He married Margaret McUarty in 145 and had eleven children. He served as a four year man contributor under President Arthur and was a pioneer cotton mill man. His funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at six in Westview cemetery with services by Reverend J. O. Yongue. He leaves a large family and many friends in several states.
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William Parry
Wallafalla
Sm. Tn
Potteregn
New Jerney
James
Ellen Walker Perry
Virginia
Smacufacturing
Margaret McUarty
Alexandria Va
South Carolina
Gondé
Vauplane
Atken County
Capt
Perry
Vauglase
Hazeyville
Reedy River
Vondletan
Mrg
K. Dandy
Walhalla
William Q. Perry
Greenville
J Porty
Spartanburg
Charlon W. Perry
Knoxville
Town
Kate P. Lewis
Walthall
J. Addison Perry
Broxton
Louis B. Porry
Anhoville
N.C
George D. Porry
Silver City
N. C
Misa Carrie Porry
Valhalla
Aincore
Staten
Weatview
Ray
J. O. Yongue
Parry We Tera
Daya
Lila
Lewis
Misa
Carrie Perry
bin Ovary Neds
Apirita
Large Family of Cabbage Shakes at Courier Museum
Frank Heaton of Fall Crook section brought a bottle containing a cabbage plant that reportedly bore a large brood of offspring. He placed the plant’s offspring in a one-sixth pint bottle, transferring a portion to a jar of water, leaving about half in the bottle. The cabbage serpent was then stored in The Courier museum for public viewing daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Frank Heaton
Fall Crook
Courier
Mr. Heaton
Courier Museum
Opportunity for a Daughters of the Confederacy scholar
The South Carolina Division U D of C offers a three year wardship at Winthrop Village for a daughter of Confederate descent entering sophomore year. Applicant must be of age, endorsed by her local chapter president, and provide proof of financial need. Preference given to widows of Confederate soldiers and lineal female descendants with honorable records. Applications due July 15 to the state division in Charleston.
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South Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Winthrop Village
Elaywat
Winthrop
Cortifonte
Jn Coto
Gontadornto
Migs Margit
B. Poppentoim
Charleston
Walhalla notices and social events detailed in Courier column
The Courier column lists multiple community gatherings around Walhalla including Jabs-Miniator's conference in Sa Jom June 20M.E and a June 0-Rev. J. S. Bonsley preaching at Double Springs. It notes union meetings, all-day singings, farm meetings, scholarship exams, and summer schools with references to Winthrop, Clemson, College of Charleston, and USC. A social event at Major and Mrs. Stribling's house honors visitors with a star score card contest and informal dancing and refreshments.
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Keeep
the Courier
Sa Jom
Double Springs
Bonsley
Inn
Now
Besverdaw Association
Contéroa Church
Salem
Booky Knoll
Walhalla
Sorcom
Muller
Robinson's Shoala
Little River
Farmere’ Union
Ba Fom
Supimer
Damon and Pythina
Wallalla
Toachora
County Farmors Union
Bounty Land
Ping Grove School Hollow
Richland
South Carolina Cotton Association
Fate and Loana's clash noted in ruby indifferent game
The long weekend diamond match between Fate and Loon was lively with errors and quick leads. Umpire calls drew mixed reactions as Fate faltered early but surged by the ninth inning before narrowing in a dramatic finish.
Pitchford Elected Circuit Judge in Indian Territory
John Henry Pitchford formerly of Walhall a receives Democratic nomination for Judge of the First Judicial District in Indian Territory. The district includes Sequo yab Adair Cherokee and Delaware seats with a Democratic majority, making the nomination essentially an election. The post pays about 5000 per year for four years, and supporters extend congratulations to Pitchford as he prepares to hold the scales of justice impartially among his district’s people.
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South Carolina
John Henry Pitchford
Walhalle
Indian Territory
Q. W. Pitchford
Vale Walls
Sequoyab
Adair
Cherokee and Doleware
Dempcrata
Careloy Caniary
Phin
Death of William Parry Roberts in Walhalla
William Parry Roberts died June 20 1007 at his grandfather Captain William Torry's Walhalla home. Born January 7 140 near Pendleton South Carolina he never married and lived eight years in Vicksburg Mississippi where he made many friends. Survived by parents J G Roberts and Mrs J G Roberts and a sister Mrs F H Saunders of Chattanooga. Burial at Wentview Cemetery after funeral services led by Rev J C Yougue. Beloved by family and friends, mourned by many.
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William Parry Roberta
William Torry
Walbatin
Pendleton
Vickasburg
Miss
Bnalness
Audialite
J. G. Roberta
FH. G. Saunders
Chattanooga
Walhalla
bin Hemith
Romalon
Wentview
Juan
Real Mlonso
J. OC
Yougue
Death of Mire 2 Merrell Ganders (Merrell Ganders obituary)
Merrell Ganders, described as a good woman, died after long illness. She had suffered for years with Christian resignation and passed away after a period of gradual decline.
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Merrell Ganders
Revival Meeting at Waltane Methodist Church
Special revival service underway at Waltane Methodist Church, with high preachment quality reported by attendees. Pastors C D R, J G Law, L W Brown lead morning and evening sessions. expect concluding Wednesday with prayers and cooperation urged. Two prior gatherings held, more planned.
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Waltane Methodist Atesale Suguniday
Jane Jet
Inee Prom
CIA
Ansistan Tatoo
Hanoya
KR. Habeyey
J. G. Law
L. W. Brown
Quarterly Conference Notice at Double Springs Church
The Valhalla Circuit hosts its third quarterly conference at Double Springs church on Saturday and Sunday, June 20 and 21. All circuit officials are urged to attend as the pastor and community aim for a pleasant and profitable gathering. Dinner will be served on the grounds Saturday. Attendees should bring well-filled baskets if possible. The program includes preaching by Rev. J B Beasley, services, intermission, and live-topic addresses. Sunday features preaching by Rev. J S Beasley and the Lord's Supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valhalla
Double Springs
Beasley
J. S. Beasley
Bucklee Arica Salve Promises Healed Sores Burns
An advertisement claims a man with a long carrying stick and persistent sore found cure after trying Bucklee's Arica Salve. It asserts guaranteed healing for wounds and burns and urges readers to seek the same relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklee
North Asia
Respite Rule Eases Workload for Rural Carriers
Rural delivery carriers will not count mail pieces on route after July 1 if records show handling 6000 or more pieces per month during the prior three months. The rule, issued by the department through the bureau of the fourth assistant postmaster general, streamlines duties.
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Department
Bureau
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Poem of a Doctor's Remedy Advertisement
No Wot Negloot the Children at thin season of the year the firwk un natural Tooz guess of a child s bowala should have immediate attention. The heat thing that can be given to Chamber. Jain's Colla Cholera and Diarrhasa Remedy followed uy castor oil and directed with ach bottle of the remedy. For gale by Dr. J. W. Bell Valhalla W. J. Tunney Senoom.
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Jain
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Tunney
Senoom
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Walhalca
Arthur
Totter
Chamberlain
R Odney & Co
Almond
Ali
le W. Hall
W. J. Lunpey
Seneca
the Cotton Association
Asu
Winthrop Colleg
Clemson Citultural College
College of Charleston
University of South Carolina
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Uourier
Major
Wmil Strib Ung
Amaes
Baux
Mise Nance
Dun Woat
Minson
Allen Watson
Goo, Watson
Greenwood
Walon Lowery
Tima
Miss Nance
Todronam
Misaoa
Guam
Obes
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Cee Pee
Dre Be I
KW. Urubb
N. Pitchfordoo
Wilhon
Jay Ehutohinon
Jube Strather
D. Stith
Guy Grove
P. Huttohivon Pieohtordite
Dee Die Thomson Glan McCall
Jack Dark
Kayyeeeseeln
Bea “Alans Rol
Leann
TOAWB
Ceeeeca Ck
WD Ves Ae
Ee Veel
Jure
Cotton Association
Riohland Academy Hall
D. Smith
Indies
Smith
Paiva
Tino Strangemouta
J. Bulbileg
Oconee Catton Association
Pini An
McMahan Shoals
Oconee Lodge
C. F
W. B. Loshr
Noble Grand
Moa
Anton Garber
D. A. Smith, Jr
W. D. Moan
F. A. IL. Schroder
Orteidte Guardian
Officora
John H. Pitchford
Heath
William Parry Roberts
J. N. Grant
Saif
LN. Grant, JR
C.J, Grant
T. On
Townville, 8. C
M. H. McJunkin
Ge Maxwell
New Novilla
M. Tx Centrall
John ¥. Graig
Nore
Lota
Lone ‘Tres
Browty
Mr. Brown
Lila Ford
Westminster
Edinvasion
Boyco Scholara Ips
Chicago
Ouratook
D.S. Abbott
Crea Ann Tamasunen
Walsalls
Atora
Moss
Ansol
Steck
de Ae Guo
M. Anus
JUNG
Peerless
Toor Engines
Ead
Hii Aod Ag
Ml Os DeLoach
We Allfods
Baling
Mschinary Bupplice
Sullivan Hardware
Anderson
Clemson Agricultural
GOUGE
Froutman Claes
Oconee County
County Court House
Thoae
Mell
P. I. Mell
Passmenr
Clomnavn College
S.C
Alyet Wineate
Afon
Jamontown Exposition
Ammer
Contabt
M. S. Stribling
Wea Jen Seier
J. W. Byrd
Muslina
Organdios
Law
J. G. Huff
Huff, Knox & Wood
Seneca, S. C
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