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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1905
Page
8
Rural news items detail church services at Walhalla and nearby churches, marriages, visits, and family notes. Advertisements highlight embroidery sales, knitting mill work, and local hardware offers. The community is urged to attend meetings, buy at Norman's, and note tax changes and upcoming court week activities.
Job notice seeks one daily wagon driver to feed horses. Pay ranges from one to two dollars per day. For details contact Whitworth Hancox Route No Summer Georgia.
The Town of Walhalla issues a street tax notice for March 1905. The tax amount is 2.00 dollars and is payable at the Assistant Clerk and Treasurer’s office or W. Pitchford Co. If unpaid by April 1, a penalty will raise the tax to 100. Bear this notice. D. Moss, Assistant Clerk and Treasurer. Town Walhulla, March 1, 1905.
Local legal notice lists Thomas E. Stribling as plaintiff against Hoory Roach J Wooddall and Jouss Wooddall in a summons for relief filed February 2 1905. Defendants must answer within twenty days after service, or plaintiff will seek court action. Also notes mortgage foreclosure notice and various local notices about taxes, sales, and personal announcements in Valhalla and Walhalla.
Mrs. Mell presided at a Clemson College DA chapter meeting on February 22 at Suncheon Anderson Blockley. Officers elected included regent Mrs Mell, vice regent Mrs Warren Davis, treasurer Mrs Brackett, registrar Mr Brodie, historian Miss Mary I Shelor, and honorary member Miss Eliza Pickens. A letter from Capt. Win A Court enay was read and plans for Old Stone Church history and Oconee soldier rolls were discussed. The group discussed school rallies and a park project around Cleveland’s monument at Fort Madison with community support urged.
A garunteed cure for pine tholting is advertised with PAZO OINTMENT promising relief. February items report pastor Hov Fletcher preaching in Anderson county, Oscar Campbell ill, and many locals visiting relatives. Social notes mention Nannie Phillips visiting Autun, families in Auton and Return, and several sick or recovering individuals.
The Court of Common Pleas for South Carolina Ovents County orders the sale of the real estate of the late Mahala A. Brown deceased to satisfy a decree. James W. Brown and others are defendants. The property lies in Walhalla district near the Rowland Cobb tract, about 127 acres more or less, adjoining J A Cook and others. The sale will occur at the courthouse door in Walhalla on a date in March 1905 between legal hours.
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