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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1911
Page
3
In the ongoing Upton Plano contest voters rally as totals shift. No. 28 leads with 27 065 votes, No. 1 rises to second with 23 500, and No. 75 sits third with 20 115. Over 20 000 votes marked, eight above 10 000, fourteen above 5 000.
The Rotary Book Club at Valhalla expands its library with many new novels, including The Fashionable Adventures of Joshua Craig by David Graham Phillips. Subscriptions are offered at $1 per year, 25 cents per month, or 10 cents per volume. Librarian Katie Schumacher welcomes subscriptions. library days are Monday afternoons and Thursday mornings. Also mentions Barton's Pharmacist and local vendors endorsing Whey’s Honey and Tar as a cough remedy.
A Wichita Kans newspaper item notes Mrs Caroline Parker of Quenee near Battle Creek is over 90 and has two sons who served in the Confederacy and were wounded. The list includes Mrs Bearden 102, Mrs Billy Deaton 90, Mrs Rebecca Mricks 90, and asks for further names. Also reported is Maven iy formerly president of the Mourth National Bank found guilty in federal court of buying stolen postage stamps. The case involves stamps stolen from Kansas post offices and linked to John Callahan of Wichita. Punishment may be up to five years and $1,000 fine. no appeal planned if only a fine is imposed. A digestive-Health ad for Dean’s Regulets concludes.
The International Sunshine Society of South Carolina asks Sunday schools to donate a penny on the fourth Sunday in May to fund a wheelchair for the county alms house. Sunshine Day includes a sermon on the Spirit of the Lord and a call for comfort items like sofa pillows and hot water bottles.
West Galloway and Family express gratitude to neighbors and friends for cheerful help during the illness and death of their baby. May kind blessings rest on each one. Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion advertised as relief for itching, sold by J W Boll.
Robert Lee Harrison Jr of Loomis street met a fatal end during a police play game with friends Taylor and Clanton Anchors and his brother John. A revolver borrowed from his older brother Gordon was fired by accident when one cartridge remained in the chamber. The boy died before medical help arrived.
Advertisement claims deafness from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube is curable only by constitutional remedies. It offers $100 for any catarrh related deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The February honor roll at New Hope school lists Fannie Owens Pearl White Bessie Barton Marle Boggs Raymond Bearden Blanch Glazener Willie Bearden Homer Boggs Mitta Owens Orah Glazener Roscoe Morgan Lillie Glazener Glarenee Morgan atle Belle Land Birdie Arnold Knox White Wannie Morgan and teacher. An ad for Sol ley's Honey and Tar promotes its use for cold grippe and pneumonia prevention by Barton’s Pharmacy.
Ansonia Connecticut reports Thomas Witzgibbons Sr and Nora found dead in their home with skulls crushed. Their son Thomas Jr is under arrest charged with the murders, offering a differing family tale. medical examiner challenges his injuries as personal safety.
Adel Ga March 19 Miss Ida Griffin a member of a well known local family left a room and drank carbolic acid in an adjoining room. She died within an hour. No reason for the act is known.
The Bounty Land Local Union notes the death of J J Davis a longtime chaplain and member of the Presbyterian church aged about years He leaves several children and many friends his wife having died thirteen years ago Resolutions express sympathy commend the family to God and direct copies be sent to local papers and the bereaved family
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