Death of James C. Lee Near Long Creek
James C. Lee died at his home near Long Creek last Saturday morning March 23 after three weeks illness from grip and pneumonia. Born May 11, 1820, he was nearly eighty seven and a former Confederate Wilder. He moved from Burk County North Carolina to this county in youth and for fifty years attended Long Creek Baptist Church. Survived by wife and four children, burial occurred Sunday at Phillips burying ground with a large crowd in attendance. Funeral services were led by Rev. G. W. Smith and Rev. M. J. Moore. he faced death with faith and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Lee
Long Creek
Mr. Lee
Wilders
Col. Norton
Burk County
North Carolina
Harriott Gassaway
Knoxville
Tepn
Baptist Jehurah
John Wesley Leo
Walhalla
James G. Leo
Battle Creek
Glenn Davison
Tallulah Falls
T. Mathis
Alabama
Prosondale
Mra. Mathis
Gld Phillips
G. W. Smith
M. J. Moore
Lee
Sleotric Bitters Claimed To Restore Youthful Health
Mrs N F Rowan of Mc Donough Ga testifies three bottles of Sleotric Bitters cured her chronic fever and stomach trouble with unhealthy blood, improving her complexion and vitality. She says she is now nearly 20 years younger and can work with her husband’s help. Guaranteed by druggists, 50 cents.
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Scottloue
N. F
Rowan
McDonough
Gana
Trains Schedule and Salem School Honor Roll
Train arrivals include No 7 Mixed daily except Sunday at 12 25 PM and No 0 Passenger daily at 2 93 PM. Departures list No 8 Mixed daily except Sunday at 2 PM and No 10 Passenger daily with No 12 Passenger daily. Honor roll for Salem school for month ending March 22 lists Nora Childress Viola Childress Wille Brown Pearl Brown John Meroney Mickler Rankin Maud Mooney monitors John Meroney Jr John B Compton Mickler Rankin Alpha Sheriff Emily Compton and Teacher.
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Walthall
Eseesesess Gab Pan
Walhalla
Vassenger
Salem School
Nora Childress
Viola Childress
Wille Brown
Pearl Brown
John
Meroney, Jr
Mickler Rankin
Maud Mooney
John 8
John B. Compton
Alpha Sheriff
Emily Compton
Organizing Union Talk at Oak Grove Schoolhouse
J B Pickett will meet farmers at Oak Grove school house on April 13 at 7 pm to organize a Farmers Union. Come one come all and help carry on the good work. Respectfully J A Barnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Pickett
Oak Grove School House
J. A. Barnett
Prospering In Oklahoma Ardmore Pioneer
Ardmore Democrat notes M L Alexander formerly with Pennsylvania Mutual Life now with Minors Life. A four year Ardmore resident with friendly gains in business, he became a top seller moving over 500 worth of personal business in December. He helped Ardmore grow and built a fine home in a desirable area. Illinois Life welcomes his services.
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Ardmore
Ind
M. L. Alexander
Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance Company
Ias
Alexander
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed as Safe and Popular
A local merchant praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs colds and croup noting its pleasant taste lack of harm and decades of use. The item highlights its reputation among customers and mentions sales by Dr J W Bell Valhalla and W J Looney Seneca.
Long Creek News Church Events and Local Visits
Long Creek notes a third Sunday march sermon by Cbambera at Long Creek with a large turnout. Reports of visits by Ramey family to Mrs. Phillips and Cobb relatives, plus W L Ramey and Warren Lee visiting Thomas Ramey who is ill. Sunday school planned at Mountain Grove. regular preaching and singing scheduled led by Rev. Liasiah Cobb and Bunyan Phillips. Also farming optimism and local notices from Long Crook dated March 22 with news on Mountain Temple strength and a local advertisement for tonic.
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Cbambera
Long Creek
T. C. Ramey
L. P. Phillips
Holly’ Springe
Roy
R. Cobb
Woatminater
W. P. Barker
Westminster
Stiles Cobb
W. L. Ramey
Warren Lee
Thomas Ramey
Local Happenings From Speed's Creek March 25
Rev Mr of Anderson spent weekend at God Patterson’s home. Williams preached an engaging sermon at Hopewell. Young minister Joe is only eighteen and two months in ministry. W. M. Campbell back from Charleston for US Court. Cordelia Bearden, our teacher, visited homefolks. Mrs J. S. Cox improving after illness. John Blair and family from near Return visiting relatives. Campbell and wife with Will Moore's family Sunday. Fleet Moles and Mr. Mrs. McKinney Brown visiting. SH. Sanders back in community after Piedmont. Arthur Buchanan near Return visited H. C. Walker’s. Warm days bring outdoor plans. spring illnesses rise with colds. Use Chamberlain Cough Remedy. safe, pleasant, and effective for colds avoiding pneumonia. Sold by Dr J. W. Bell Valhalla and W. J. Luvney Seneca.
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Speed's Creek
Anderson
Patterson
Williams
Hopewell
W. M. Campbell
Chamberlain
Renault
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Luvney
Seneca
State Reunion Set for Columbia with Confederate Veterans
Major General Carwile issues order for United Confederate Veterans reunion schedule in Richmond May 80 to Jan 3 inclusive. State reunion planned in Columbia with May date to be announced. New staff appointed in South Carolina and two Columbia women named sponsor and maid of honor. per capita dues of 10 cents to general headquarters and 6 per capita to state adjutant. funds to be sent to New Orleans and Greenville respectively.
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Carwile
United Confederate Veterans
Richmond
New Orleans
J. M. Jordan
Greenville
S.C
Columbia
South Carolina
Eli
Louise Ehrlich
Sarah H. Lyles
Thomas W. Brice
Laurena
D. F. Bradley
Easley
Charles T. Lipscomb
T. J. Mauldin
Pickens
Thos
W. Carwile
Maj. Gate
U. S. Wi
Tven
Memorial sketch of Dr James M McClanahan passes away in 1907
The Seneca Journal records the death of Dr James Marshall McClanahan on March 14, 1907 at his Retreat home after a long career in Greenville and Walhalla. A revered physician and community figure, he served in the Hampton Legion during the war and later led the Oconee Medical Society. Survived by his wife Mary Evelyn Varner and four children, his funeral was held at Retreat Presbyterian Church with Dr J J Harrell officiating.
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McClanahan
Carolinas
James Marshall McClanabally
Valhalla
Greenville County
South Carolina
Saluda River
Samue McClanahan
Harriet Harrison
Jack Harrison
Sootoh de Scons
Furman University
Bia
James Harrison
Baylis Earle
Greenville
Harrison
South Carolina Medical College
Charleston
Heat
Oconee County
Walhalla
Democratic Party
Baptist Church
Oconee Medical Society
Presbyterian Church
J. J. Harrell
Seneca Journal
Simple home remedy mix for rheumatism and kidney trouble
An old home remedy claims to relieve rheumatism and kidney symptoms by forcing renal filtration. Use Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla mixed, then take a teaspoon after meals and at bedtime. Describes the concoction as harmless, affordable, and widely available from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austom
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bow
An OCR fragment mentions a bear item tied to the phrase The Kind You Have Always Bow with unclear context and no identifiable dates places or organizations. The readable text suggests a catalog or product reference but lacks complete details for a fuller summary.
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Conra
Aol
Metropolia
York
Ond
Sunday School Convention at Beaverdam Baptist Association
The Beaverdam Baptist Association plans a Sunday School Convention with Double Springs Church in Anderson County on March 29. Rev. D. Moore of Columbia, Sunday School General Secretary, will attend with institute work features. Pastors, superintendents, and teachers are urged to attend and speak on chosen Sunday School topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam Baptist Association
Double Springs
Anderson County
D. Moore
Columbia
R. W. Nelson
W. E. Hutt
A. McDaniel
Alex. Sullivan
M. G. Holland
J.D. Moore
A. P. Marott
I.M. Elrod
J.B. Moore
A. P. Marrett
Estate Administrator Notice for John E. Hoopes
J. L. Morton named as administrator of the personal estate of John E. Hoopes deceased on March 20, 1907, with actions to follow under applicable probate laws and local court requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¥. Morton
John E. Hoopes
Fire damages Spalding building in five floors
A fire at the A G Spalding and Bros building caused 350000 dollars in damage. Venturing from the basement the blaze burned for about an hour before discovery and climbed through the five floors of the structure. Firefighters battled the flames into the night.
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Thicngo
Sporting “Oos
A. G. Spalding & Bros
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James
C. Lee
Oak Grove
Oklahoma
Wothera
Pelham, & Merchant
Kirkaville
Rlain
Dr. J. W Bell
W. J. Looney
Walhalla Methodist Church
Walhalla Circuit
Ocohee Methodist Church
Beasley
M. Zion Methodiat Episcopal Church
South
James Dobo
J.B. Floyd
Lowia Jamon
J. M. Niven
James Poarao
Poroona
J. M. Morvlok
P.M
Long Creek News
Aida
A. J. W. Bell
James Marehall McClanahan
Nora Cooley
S. C
Walhalla Court House
Anid
Robert N. 8c
Aine Spring Hotel
West Union
Blue Ridge Mineral Springs
J. C. Shockley
Yours Truly
J. W. Byrd
TE Walallarirness
Glarkson
Malagas
Enator
Eastor
Craig-Verner Mercantile Co Spot Cash Merchants
John F. Craig
Gooda
Richardson Block
JE Dendy
Sporting Goods
W. J. Lunnoy
Sencon
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