Local Social notes and upcoming sales around Walhalla
Belton resident Maud Kay visits her mother Mea J Kay. Families plan mountain fishing trips and many attend upcoming sales. Notices mention Schroder estate sale next Monday and Pieper estate sale at Schroder's, with visitors from Anderson Westminster Greenwood and Enoree. A tent revival in West Union draws crowds as Dr Gentry travels to the mountains for a trout trip.
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Geo. J
J. M
Julie Strother
Will _Vernar
Schroder
Wm. Laustorer
Oods
Snle
Mra
G, Smith
Anderson
Stribling
Westminster
Jan
H. Crawford
Martin
Dr. Lyons
Valhalla
John
Tatham and Family
Columbia
Chas
Muller
L. Pahnestock
Grewnille
Walhalla
Pieper Estate
St. Schroder's
Woat Union
C. W. Gentry
Enoree
Wadlualla
Pleper
John G. Law
D. D
Walhalla Methodist Church
All-Paat
Law
W. E. Breazealy
Rutgers College
New Brunswick
Ned
Walhalla Hotel
J. Breazealy
Schrodur'n
E. $. Jones
Rich Mountain
Jones Noon
F. W. Pieper
J. R Lyles
Wofford College
Oconovan
Walhallan
Court House
Hin
Jace
Lylou
Pieper
Jamen EH
Pierce
Bailey
Nor Walhalla
Neville Barying
Key
Walhalla notices and local notices from the Valhalla area
Local items report visits by residents to Columbia Greenville and Athens. Notices cover land sales by Schroder estate next Monday, a J. R. Lyles address to teachers, a rattlesnake sighting, church events and summer sermons, auction and estate sales, and a wedding in Atlanta. Also notes on real estate, family visits, and a legal practice opening in Walhalla.
Local candidates announce for county offices in Democratic primary
A rush of notices states entries for County Commissioner, Legislature seats, Superintendent of Education, Judge of Probate, and County Treasurer in Oconee and surrounding counties. Names include Enry F. Lona Jacob Rothell John M. Collins Jackson L. M Talley J Amna L. TALLEY J. D. Sheldon W. M. Brown Coke D. Mann E. E. Verner J. H. Cantrell T. A. Smith J. W. Reeder J. S. Colley and W. J. Solirodet, all pledging candidacy pending Democratic primary action.
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Thoreby
K. D. Singleton
Rheuann
W. Grouins
Democraticn
Joan P. Kener
Shoveby
N. Magaulay
Friends
Patie
Enry F. Lona
Jacob Rothell
Jonn M. Collins
Friends of Jackson L. M
Friends of
Jamna L. Talley
Limae
Democratic Party
J. D. Sheldon
House of Representatives
Oconoo County
W. M. Brown
Shereby
Mouse of Representatives
Ocones County
South Carolina
Coke D. Mann
E. E. Verner
Oconee County
Jaurstan H. Cantrell
T. A. Smith
J. W. Reeder
Friends of J. 8
Colley
Lex
Lhereby
W. J. Solirodet
Richland Grange Picnic on July Fourth at Clearemont
The Richland Grange invites the public to a July Fourth picnic at Clearemont School House. Attendees urged to bring wives and children with well filled bankers of drink and enjoy speakers and a band.
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Jordania
Sohoa
M Plenio
Grove
R. Tl. Boyd
Richland Grange
Clearemont
Joneph Beardon
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Sere T Peoen Anderson
T. E. Alexander
Min Maud Kay
Belton
Mea
J . Kay
Seo Notion
Catato Sali
Misa
Emma TL. Keith
G. G. Jaynes
Athens
X. Dendy
Greenville
Ahe
Wm. G. Perry
Woatminator
Barnett
A. F
Hoofer
B. Oohrig
Fy Keone
Mary Lou
Tribble
Lavonia
J.P. Koose
West End
I. B. Schroders
Andrew Schroder
Jacksonville
Fin
M.S. Stribling
J. W. Brown
Abbeville
Trapler House
WM. Lausterer
S.C
Buo
Walatl
Seneca
W. Pisper
B. A. Bentley
Easley
Walhalls
Mr. Bentley
Court House Square
Walballa Drug Company
Sophia Wanner
Tallapoosa
Switzland
Norman's
Walhalla Baptist
Dudd
E. Campbell
New York City
T. A. Norton
William A. Courtenay
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Tia
Ane Smith
West Union
the Courier
Hia Field
Mr. Smith
Leo
Oconee Lodge
Anton Gerber
James Thompson
A. H. Schroder
W. de ‘Trenaurer
GO. KD. Burns
Rofrenhmonte
Oconen
Georgia
Littman
Valhalla Drug Co
Newmark
Germany
Jane
Valhalla Drag Co
Ald
Walhalla Drig Company
Jobkon
Hathante Phillips
Oconde County
Gatinto
Cinghamato
Mobuire
W. P. Nimmons
Ss. c. T
Oconee
Department Store
Atora
Monta
W. Gignilliat
First Clana
A. Pomeroy Brown
Managar
Dr. King
Jones
Hank of Fountain Inn
Pratt Avid
Inter
Craig-Verner
John F. Craic
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