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Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1911

Page

5

Walhalla Beats Westminster 2–0 In Season Opener

Walhalla defeats Westminster 2 to 0 in the first game of the season. Allen pitched expertly, striking out batters and holding Westminster scoreless while McDonald drove in a run with a two-bagger. Valhalla added a seventh-inning run as the defense, led by Smith at third and Earle on a running catch, preserved the shutout.

Westminster Allen Iepan Westminster Sluggers Goss Walhalla Wileos Simpson Impson W. Hetrick McDonald Hetrick Smith Rowland Valhalla Earle Wilcox Taok Feld Eavle Moon Th. Hetrick W. Hot Halla Humphries Seorer Gasquevile

Westminster Loyal to Westminster and Oakway News

Local notes report busy farming week ahead with crop planting goals unsettled by weather. Social events include Oakway High School closing exercises and Westminster track team sending a loving cup to the Columbian State meet. A church talk by Rev. Harley is planned, Clemson grading of agricultural papers noted, and a Ball Special baseball run advertised along with digestion health ad copy and local listings.

Richland Rock Springs A.M. Diigers Kelly Charles G. Yhes Welly J.P. Stribling Son Stiles Oakway High School Vheenland Literary Society J. . Verner Westminster Oconee J. L. Harley Anti-Saloon League J. P. Stribling Clemson College W. C. Wyle Clemson

A Talk to the Parmurs on Improving Stock and Farming

Early spring work in Oconee County is behind but can still proceed. Plan ahead with weeders harrows and cultivators across rows. Keep ground dry when plowing near corn and use a two inch gopher to manage young plants. Encourage purebred livestock and better farming implements to boost corn and cotton profitability, with a hopeful vision of a prosperous, modern county.

Ditor Keowee Oconee County M. G. Holland

List of Confederate Mothers in Oconee County

The list names aged mothers of Confederate soldiers living in Oconee with ages from 83 to 103, including Mrs Bearden, Billy Deaton, Rebecca Fricks, Caroline Parker, Caroline Price, Mrs Abner Boatright, Mrs Martha J King, Mrs Mary Bi Holden, and Mrs J P Verner. It notes adding Mrs Verner, mother of Lieut W H Verner, and asks for more names and ages. Also mentions Cham berlain's Liver Tablets for sick headache.

Oconee Bearden Billy Deaton Rebecca Fricks Caroline Parker Caroline Price Abner Boatright Martha J. King Mary Bi. Holden J. P. Verner Verner

Miscellaneous Shower Honors May Bride Elect Ethel Marett

Social note from Fair Play details Mrs W L Dobbs hosting a Saturday shower for bride elect Miss Ethel Marett. Guests enjoyed a Humorous wedding contest, bridal advice, and shower gifts including fabrics and recipes. Local items mention Miss Pear Richardson, Rev M R Kirkpatrick and upcoming Marett McPavid wedding May 10 at the Marett home.

W. L. Dobbs Ethel Marett Marett Helen Thompson Vera, Hatte Wille Crawford Larry B. Marett Alice Smith Dora Dooley Dora Dessie Mayes Laura Lily Marett Dollie Knox Ruth Lindsey Thos. Isbell B.C. Callahan Essie Wiott Pauline Marett Mia Sam Leathers Louise Sheldon Misa Pear Richardson Liberty Mary Play School M. R. Kirkpatrick Seneca Presbyterian Church Kendrix Charlotte Rose Hudgins Pelzer D. W. Wright Bberton High Hoon Wthel Mavett McPavid A. R. Marett

Death of Nine Month Old Guy Smith in South Union

In South Union on April 28 little Guy, infant son of Mr. and Mrs J A Smith, died after three weeks of bronchial pneumonia. Burial followed at Rock Till cemetery after funeral services led by Rev F H Stovall of Avalon Ga. The bereaved family receives condolences from many friends as Thomas Wyly of Westminster visited last week. Special notes from the area.

South Union Little Guy J. A. Smith Rock Till Cemetery IF. H. Stovall Avalon Thomas Wyly Westminster

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