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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1906
Page
5
The money for managers of the recent dispensary election is in the hands of the election commission chairman. Managers should call for their checks promptly. if mailing, include postage stamps for return. Sore Nipttio cure notes Obansberiata's Salve for nursing infants. J We Bell Lug Seneca.
In this hour of sorrow we humbly offer sincere thanks and grateful news to all kind friends who cared and administered comforts during the illness and death of our darling babe. May God reward them with eternal life. This is the sincere wish of L. M. end 8, 8, Ward.
Weekly list for week ending May 5 106 shows Miss Effie Crain Mrs Jas Franklin and Mrs Lucinda Green unclaimed. Persons calling for any of these letters should say advertised J M Merrick P M
A meeting of a portion of the stock of the Ocones County Railway Company was called to meet at Townville Academy in Townville South Carolina at 11 a m on Saturday May 10 1908 for organization. A committee was appointed to secure subscriptions to the capital stock with members from Townville Fair Play Tugaloo Oakway Tokeena and other areas.
A running sore on Mrs Lucia Wilke of Caroline Wisconsin, lasting 23 years, was fully cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve on a 250 box, hailed as the greatest antiseptic healer for piles, wounds and sores. The Courier thanks readers for support during a family illness and death, praising community kindness.
Last Wednesday afternoon the Valhalla Graded School graduating class gathered at Faculty Hill home of Miss Annie Biemann from five to 780 o'clock for an entertainment. The highlight was a magazine-picture guessing contest featuring prominent men of the era, four tied for prizes including Miss Mamie Harrison Olive Maxwell Helen Fant and Fred Thode with Thode taking the handsome prize. Music by Mrs. Sidney Adams and Miss Helen Fant accompanied the students while a two course luncheon followed by singing Auld Lang Syne concluded the visit. Those present included Gertrude Diemann Mamie Harrison Olive Maxwell Anna and Francis Stribling Helen Fant Louis Harrison Charlie Holden and Fred Thode.
Atlanta Georgian reports May 5 that a delicate surgical operation by Dre, Calhoun and Crawford likely restored ex Governor Allen D. Candler's eyesight. Previously blind from a film-like growth, he had continued dictating colonial Georgia records. He will stay in a dark room for days as light is gradually reintroduced.
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