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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
5
An 19th century ad notes a salve for many skin issues including burns eczema and piles. Sold by J. W. Bell Valhalla W. J. Lunney Seneca and others. Price 25 cents per box.
The Oconee County Teachers Summer School is progressing nicely with attendees including Mission Conyers Allen, Gertrude Biemann, Bessie Brown, Mayette Brown, Jessie Chalmora, Ada Craig, Lula Dickson, Dora Duncan, May Fant, Jodie Haley, Geraldine Inghs, Hettia King, Kate Mays, Hattie Rutledge, Bertha Schumacher, Lou White, Gev M Barnett, Dana Harris, Ryan Mason, and W West among others. The roster also lists Mrs Jasper Doyle Mousis and Gov M Barnett among participants.
A noon wedding at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Strother in West Union united Miss Nann Strother and Fair Dodd of Atlanta with a ceremony in a garlanded parlor. The article moves to Otto Kaufmann’s yard showing rapid production of concrete blocks, plans to expand to pipes and more, claiming this material as durable, economical, and fireproof for regional construction.
The State Farmers Institute under Clemson College will meet at Oakway on Monday August 6 with exercises starting at 10 o clock. An observation train of two coaches will visit Westminster at 8 0 0 showing Clemson College experiments and the state's resources. A grand invitation is extended for all to view the train and learn the State wonderful resources. John W. Sholer, for the committee, Westminster, June 25, 2006.
Ginmaon College's exhibition car embarks on a statewide second tour carrying valuable agricultural and textile exhibits. Professors and agricultural faculty will tour counties, discuss planting stock raising dairy fruit growing and related farming topics with farmers. Stops planned in Greenville county at Greenville Grove Station and Taylors.
The Board of Directors of the Bank of Walhalla declares the annual dividend of 4 percent on Aomi stock payable July 2. The Walhalla Cotton Mill also declares a 3 percent dividend on common stock payable July 2, as announced by its board.
Walhalla youths hosted a dance Thursday for teachers at the Blue Ridge Mineral Springs Hotel pavilion in West Union. The gathering was described as very enjoyable with attendees including Misses Kate Lusk Earlie Kelley Kuna Mays Geraldine Hughs Mayotte Brown Ada Graig Jessie Chalmers Lou White Annie Jones Marguerite Brennecke Jodie Haley Lin Bearden Ells and Roxio cid.
An important meeting of Democratic County Executive Committees is called for Walhalla Court House on Saturday July 7 2008 at 11 o clock am. All clubs not yet reorganized meet June 0th 1906 at 8 pm to organize for representation. The meeting covers preliminaries of the county campaign candidate arrangements and other business. full attendance urged. Also notices on medicine and a July 7 bounty land assembly at Bounty Land Academy with dues due for the third quarter.
The Clearmont Fourth of July picnic will feature W. K. Thompson, Manter of the State Grange, as a speaker along with other speakers. Westminster Band will provide music. Volunteers urged to bring well filled baskets. S. S. Smith, for Committee.
Hunt and Harper advertise their sale with promise of no extra expense for carrying on the sale. They claim to offer bargains that are easy to spot and invite customers to visit and expect great things, promising satisfaction.
Scholarship examinations will be held Friday July 6 at 1000 in the Graded School building in Walhalla. Colleges listed include Harloton, University of South Carolina, Clemson Agricultural College, Winthrop College for Women, and others. The Red Hill School trustees meet next Tuesday evening July 8 at 7 to fill vacancy from F W Ploper’s death and to conduct other business. Unclaimed letters at Walhalla post office for the week ending June 23 are listed for Lizzie Nixie A W Williams and others. notices advise those addressed to respond to the advertiser.
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