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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1908
Page
9
A fragmentary OCR shows multiple references to the Keowee Courier year subscriptions, a New York World thrice a week item, and a note about Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy. The readable bits mention subscriptions and an health advertisement noting safety under the National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Sunday services were led by Rev. W. H. Huff with a large attentive audience as a lesson was preached. Miss Berta Jones and Miss Ada Morgan visited relatives near Pleasant Hill. Belle Thomas hosted Pauline Kelley. Ruth Huntcutt gave a social with Minnie Barker and Ginton Cameron in attendance. Creighton Wood and Mary Lee wed with Rev. Huff officiating. A Ladies Missionary Society meeting is set for next Saturday at 2 pm. A cold may become pneumonia. Fuley’s Honey and Tar is advertised as a cure.
Our Mutle town and community are in good health. Rev J B Horran to regu lar appointment March 7 and 8 with two road sermons. Visit to W J Rearden’s. Mr Bearden sold 64 bushels of sweet potatoes at 1 dollar per bushel. Bearden praised as a fine farmer and hog and hominy producer. Dinner noted with Neal Jaynes and family. Cat bite injuries suffered by Mrs Hunter’s mother. W N Since elected to Bethel Sunday School in Union April 13. Burt Smpaontas missing for four weeks, leaving clothes and wife with infant. Any information to Mrs D I Simpant Westminister SC PD No. 8x.
Bentence Hartwell Ga March 19 Wouter Pressley was convicted yesterday of the murder of Ward Bherard on a ferryboat on the Savannah river last October. He was sentenced to life imprisonment.
The article describes a doctor advised home mixture for rheumatism and kidney trouble. It lists ingredients like Fluid Extract Daniellion and Kargon syrup, and claims easy preparation at low cost. It warns about local druggists offering to supply or compound the ingredients.
Charleston March 19 The on tire graduating daga of the Porter Military Academy was suspended by the faculty awaiting trimtdes action. Lower classmen left in sympathy as punishment for insubordinate conduct and breaking the Dogleg punishment. The roster is expected to shrink to about 60 women from 90.
Relatives of the late Rev. Willian W. Jones who died March 7 at his Waterloo home seek letters of administration on his state and effects. The estate chiefly consists of gold coin, including $1,800 in $20 pieces, stored in a safe and a water bolt. Five and a half pounds of gold were moved to Laurena bank and partly deposited. much of the treasure was kept in a safe place at home. Jones, long a member of the South Carolina Methodist Conference, lived frugally after becoming superanuated and distrusted others with his money. He once deposited money in a bank that later failed, drawing out holdings before closure. The story notes decades of savings and cautious stewardship.
March 12 1908 statement by P H Mell president Clemson College notes fertilizer revenue and balances. Total receipts reach 122495.41 by March 12 compared with 115622.86 year prior. Includes penalty money and credits from Missenta receipts. distribution to affiliate funds and balance brought over.
LER AND BROWN of Walhalla South Carolina advertise in town repair and paint services for buggies carriages hacks and wagons. They stock tops fenders sockets wheels cloth shoes tires nails wagon parts and repair materials and claim to fix horseshoes hooves offering rubber pad footwear and hoof care services. They promise replacement parts and materials for ongoing repairs and invite calls when in town.
The will of Lena Latimer, dated January 1 1904, appears in Anderson County probate records. Hie A Lather, her husband or Carrrol Latimer, are named as heirs with the estate valued around 800 000 and executors to be qualified.
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