Local notes from Bounty Land and surrounding towns
The column reports on planting weather and cotton planting progress, social visits, illnesses, marriages such as Marechal Fennell and Mamie Heaton, and residents' movements. It mentions a Farmers Union meeting and warehouse project at Rivland, storm damage near Poplar Church, and various local people traveling or ill, with short updates from Elisha Holden, J. H. Wigington, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bounty Land
J. L. Shanklin
Anderson
J. B. Shanklin
Myrtle Davis
Puayret
Creasman
Asheville
N. C
Jim Bruce
Miss Nora
Townville
Mra
B. E. Bagwell
J. BR. Pickett
Greenville
Oak Grove
Farmers’ Union
Grover Davis
Freman
Air Line Railroad
Lowell Smith
Jay Gillison
South Union
F. J. Orider
Orangeburg
Clemson
Burns Gillison
D. A. Porritt’s
Mary Smith
Spartanburg
Julia Davis Ie
Charlie
Lester Mille
Seneca
JM. Gillison
Marechal Fennell
Mamie Heaton
Fennell
J. J. Fennell
Conncross
W. H. Doyle
Josee
Walhalla
Jasper Doyle
J. J. Davis
Seveca River
Morris Shanklin
Sullivan Hardware Co
Beck & Gregg
Atlanta
Martha Wilson
Riviland
Richmard
C. H. Ellison
Clemson College Commencement Program For 1907
The Courier received an invitation to Clemson Agricultural College’s eleventh annual commencement from June 9 to 11, 1907, at Memorial Hall. The program lists Baccalaureate sermon June 9, literary society events June 10, commencement exercises June 11 with diplomas and speeches. Also notes June 8 entertainment and June 6 to 10 lab inspections and military drills. A testimonial on Electric Bitters reports a child cured of eczema after failing doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson Agricultural College
Memorial Hall
R. D. Smart
D. D
Literary Society
H. Sherard
Calhoun Society
B. D. Carter
Columbian Society
G. W. Speer, Jr
Palmetto Society
B. H. Rawl
J. H. Kirkland
LL. D
D. B. Poenrifer
LeRoi Boggs
C. D. Eason
College Gloe
Methodist Church for Clemson Building Planned at Clemson
Rev. J. B. Beasley reports a Methodist church will be built in Clemson after a visit to the college town. Subscriptions from faculty and residents are strong, but a wider appeal to Methodist churches is needed to secure a suitable structure. Presbyterians Episcopalians and Baptists already have or will have buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Beasley
The
Methodist Church
Clemson College
College Town
Clemson
College
News and Courier
Don't Pay Alimony to Be Divorced From Your Appendix
An 1907 advert repeats a humorous health claim about Dr King’s New Life Pills promising regular bowels to avoid appendix trouble. A separate notice from Keowee Courier invites all-day singing at Fall Creek on the second Sunday in May. Profs Baker Murphree Thomas of Pickens county lead the event with local singers Burna Grabbs and Smith, baskets welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little River
Miles Alexander
French Broad
N. C
Christopher Talley
Chris
J. B. Burgess
Jooassee
Myrtie Perry
E. A. Perry
Salem
R. O. Wiggington
J. H. Whitmire
Voxaway
J. W. Cannon, Jr
Andrew McAlister
A. R. Galloway
A. Perry
A. Perry Went To Six Mile
Frank Lusk
Andrew
Dallas McAlister
Whitewater Falls
Sloan Entrican
Clyde
Valhalla
J. H. Wigington
Jesse Owens
W. TH
Talley
Elisha Holden
Clarence Gaillard
Mr. Shockley
Warren Cox
John ‘Thomas
Grumbler
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Dr. King
A. Adams
Henrietta
Peres
Falbalia
Moas & Ansel
Geo
M. Ansel
Peerlesce
Peerless
Atlas
DeLonch
Louisiana
Red Star
Golden Harvest
C. M. Shelton
Adams
Railroad Company
New York
B. S
Foleyshioney
Nobby
Astern
Algo
M. S. Stribling
Westminster, Ss. OC
Silka
Yours Truly
J. W. Byrd
S. C
H. Adams