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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1906
Page
5
At 10 30 this Wednesday morning local cotton markets in Seneca Hie Walhalla Westminster and nearby towns showed bids at 1140 for the week with influences from Woat Union and Ite noted in the terse price column.
Record of rainfall and weather at the 3, Station near Walhalla for week ending March 23 by Miss Laura Inbell. Sabbath Observant Ray McMaster of the American Sabbath Union will lecture Thursday night March 20 at 8 in the Presbyterian Church at Sencos on Sabbath Observance, public invited.
Auction notice announces sale of thirty nine acres inside Walhalla city limits on Monday April 2 1900 to highest bidder. Terms require half cash. Also an item notes Invitations issued for the marriage of Li M Murphy Walhalla chief of police to tina Laure Isbell of Walhalla to occur at the bride's home on Thursday April 6 1000. Isbell is a well known Anderson visitor and described as pretty and accomplished.
Coroner W L Harbin presided over the inquest into the death of seventeen year old Flounoy Cherry near Stono church on Rochester farm. The jury found Cherry died by mischance or accident from burns received on the 3d instant. Dr K A Hines did the postmortem and the coroner arranged for burial as no kin could be found.
The board discussed planned charges to each pupil for chalk ink and fuel with a four day extension for payment. The superintendent reported unpaid balances and requested restrictions, aiming to reduce a district debt of one thousand dollars after public funds were exhausted. Dendy, Gaillard, Moora, Soo, and Treas.
An old advertisement touts stomach disorder relief with Liver Tablets and a product claimed to aid sleep. The copy mentions J W Bell of Waihailay W.4 Ludney Songon, and describes various benefits and preparation details in a vintage tone.
Mrs Jomima Riley thanks friends for help and sympathy during illness and death. She writes appreciation for every prayer and asks heaven to shower blessings on them all.
Mrs Lovannah Gibson dies after lingering illness in March at Cross Roads near Beaverdam Baptist Church. She leaves a husband five children and siblings. Funeral held March 18 at Cross Roads with Rev James Mason officiating.
Eozoma Tatter alt Rheum Itch Ring Worm Harpes Barbers Itch announce relief by Chamberlains Salve. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by J W Bell Walhalla J W Lunney Seneca Farmers Mutual Insurance Association directors to meet at Walhalla Court House on Monday April 2 at 1 oclock to transact important Knai NosR.
Old Pickens notes show Rev Strickland preaching at the regular appointment this Sunday. Mrs Rachael White ill with grippe. J B Crale made a business trip to Greenville Friday. B and S H Powers visited New Hope Sunday. Ark Hunnicutt of Stamp Creek called on John Mapley. Ed White from near New Hope attended Sunday school. Mrs Sallie Cannon and daughter Bossto visited Carlos Gantt. Archie White of Wolf Stake attended preaching. J Bohm from Valhalla was here on business. Elizabeth Moser moved from near West Union to Greenville. Farmers forecast cotton planting after cold weather, possibly by April 20.
Five members of the Pedre Moxtco family are murdered by Indians near their Los Angeles home. Two others die as raids occur. Bodies lay in the roadway until troops arrive to quell the outlaws and secure the area.
Latist from Long Crank reports March 22 after heavy rain hindering farming. Jenna Phillipa is very frail with little hope of early recovery. Falls Creek mill completed bringing new aid to the area. P. K. Phillipa and Luther visited from Wentiniuatoy. Clayton Phillipe and daughter Fleetie from Anderson came this week. Miss Ella Shedd visiting her grandfather in Franklin County Georgia. Several weddings lately. Cold weather persists with ice and snow.
Heonce County Farmers Union will meet at Oakway on Friday April 1 at 1 oclock pm local nations are requested to wend a full delegation. Brother B F Early state organiser may attend from a distance. Collect dues for first and second quarters. one third retained by local secretary with remainder to county secretary and treasurer. Also to transfer deleg ates to State meeting May 31 1906 at Anderson Court House. Death of Mrs J H Cowan Westminster March 23 1900. She leaves husband five children and other relatives. friends mourn her loss.
A. Gibson expresses gratitude to those who offered kindness during his wife’s illness and death. The piece notes English spinners plan to buy extensive Georgia land for cotton mills. Columbia reports 8,804 donors in state fate, a Confederate fund note, and Spartanburg County hosting a large share of pensioners. Cure a cold in one day with Luxitive Bromo Quinine Tablets, KE W Grove signature on box.
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