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Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1905

Page

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Grand Lodge holds annual meeting in Greenwood South Carolina

The Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of South Carolina met in Greenwood May 11 and 12 with officers present and widespread lodge representation. The exhibit of the Grvhans Home led to a $7,084.46 fund distribution, a $5,000 payment for the Orphans Home, and $2,088.46 for furnishing. New rules set a five dollar init fee and one dollar per degree. Officers elected included J. J. McSwain as Grand Master and S. F. Killingaworth as Grand Secretary. The next meeting was set for Greenville with a visit to the Connie Maxwell Orphanage and a formation of a State Grand Encampment.

Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of South Carolla Greenwood Thore Tha G Rand Lodge Grvhans Comittes L. N. Zealy Cunary Mannan S. F Killingaworth J. J. McSwain Greenville Mustor G. R. C. Burns Valhalla L. Kellay J. A. Summerset J. Ke, Crosby JS. Winslow M. Kelloff W. R. Stieglitz M. Overatreat Credentinia J. W. Camfield W. C. , Wintorn F.C. Parry Orphans’ Home ‘Trustees 0. J. Pride T. N. Bennett H. J South Lirn H. Whitcover L. M. Oliveros Lander College Grand Lodge Ladien Ned Hociuwion Addrowson Kerr J. C. Willson McSwain Connie Maxwell Mr. Jamison South Carolina

Biblical Gatherings and Civic Notes From Seneca May 16

In Seneca the May 16 issue notes three Sunday services recorded, with Elder Jones preaching at the Methodist church. It highlights a Friday morning and Saturday prayer schedule ahead of Sunday communion, a graded school event in the opera house, and praise for Mrs. Barns Hun Riven’s return to music teaching. Social items mention visits, graduation recitals for Miss Carrio Lewis Hunter at Oleora College, and community thanks for sidewalk sweeping by the city council.

Chihrohen Jones Minsea Virginia Lilian Norris Atlanta Minn Boswhe Wilwou Aho Laura W. Baten New York Alfa Davin's Reill W. J. Linney Col Mason Charlotte J. F. McCarey Ite Mins Clara’ Warner Groenville Spartanburg County John J. McWhorter Mastera Edward Stribling James McCurey Spartanburg Sounby Frank Cherry D. Cherry John Tivingaton Seneca Fannie Chapupont Misa Stella Figoannon Mira Carrio Lewis Hunter Oleora College Bridey Miss Carrio Lee Carpenter New City Council E. Dickson Burns Presbyterian Church

Infant Death Noted As Wight Family Mourning

Obituary notes the infant son of Mr and Mrs RM Wight died at home after short illness, with condolences from friends and a church. A social gathering followed at Palmetto House where Andrew Pickens Chapter DA K hosts and a historic chair from Revolutionary days was displayed, with a luncheon and decorative parlor arrangements.

Mim John Varner Luke Varner Andrew Pickens Ming Liliina Caldwell Tal Sepeuala Thuis Dicknou May Cherry Lee Carpenter Greenville Morbera Moornay Presbyterian Church Wehold McPhail Osborn Benedict College Alao Seneca Graded School Carey Npon J. J. Starks W. J. Lunney Seaborn Bros Bianneas

Fragmented recital list shows student performances mix

A scatter of names and titles outlines a series of solo and group performances with students Jessie Wardlaw Kathleen Gaines Sue Daly Mian Mary Earle Irena Garvie Nancy Hines Paris Dillard and others. The legible items indicate solos duets and a recitation amid a classroom or school event setting.

Jessie Wardlaw Kathleen Gaines Sue Daly Mian Mary Earle

Cough Remedy Claim Cited by Harlan Merchant

A Harlan Michigan merchant Goo L Chubb praises Coambalain's Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine, claiming it cures a cold in one time. The report notes sales by J W Bell and mentions local events at May bho air Tay High School under Prof O M Chapman and Miss Gertrude Mahaffay, including a farewell address and prize winners in Latin and behavior.

Goo L. Chubb Merchant of Harlan, Mich J. WW. Bell Alhalla W. J. Lunney Alr Air Tay High School O. M. Chapman Misa Gertrude Mahaffay Chapman Kate Inbell Misa Paarl Marott Chipman Spartanburg Sallie Smith John Penley Salem B. M. Loving- Road Salli J. Booker Lynchburg J. J. Jarrard Commerce Atlanta Battle Croek Michigan Stephen Maratt Will Marett Columbia Thompson George Marett Stephen Marett Ellen King J, Ki. Holles Pine Cartio Baley Anderson Harris. A

Cleared for Action Promoted by Dr King Pilla

Fragmentary OCR text describes a health tonic claim with dramatic language about vitality and mental clarity. It mentions pills, bloom of health, brightness of eyes, and crowding phrases. The readable parts suggest a promotional or medical claim from an older advertisement or health article.

Chalmar Dots and Local Visitors At Return Sundays

The farmer community shows slow progress as Chalmar J Hy Allen and Mary McDonald visit relatives this week. Mr and Mrs Craig of Meanting Grove attend the gathering with Chalmer and the Owens family. A grandparent, Mr Mavatt, remains ill during the period.

Chalmer May Bra Graig Meanint Grove J. Hy Allen Mavatt Mary McDonald T. C, Owens

Entertainment at Tokaona May Draw Community Crowd

Local entertainment event at Tokaona promises dialogue acts and performances on a Saturday evening. Admission is 15 cents for adults and 1 cent for children with proceeds supporting road improvements at Cros Roads.

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Westminster News Highlights Local Happenings and Church Notices

Westminster May 17 report notes Rev J J Harrell preaching at Pagano and Oak Grove, school programs May 18 and 19 led by grades, W B Fiche Bros from Lavonia provide brass band, Mrs G W McConnell and child visit from Atlanta, J S Colley from Walhalla in town, numerous relatives visiting, and local residents traveling to all day singings. Margaret Harrell gravely ill, Rev George Rogers aids Baptists, and Alpha Literary Society debate planned with Comnor Ga.

Westminstor J. J. Harrell Pagaioo Im. m Oak Grove Mias Ethel Lowthers Comnerosa Westminator Oil and Fertilizer Co Ara J O. Loggins Gages Fiche Bros Lavonia W. T. Floyd Grownville Porter Gluck Mill Anderson Taguloo River J. W. McGee Ix Garden Atlanta Wodnoadiy Epral Mra G. W. McConnell Chillven Mrr Jas. A. Kus Minn Jonaie Belton George Rogers Appar Westminster T. D. Poors Baptist Church Presbyterian Church Rogora Andermon Colley Walhalla Cliftoo Adams Andormon Minn Ida Jones Qilto Westminster Sundny Tatuen J.d. Harrell Margaret Shebine Boon Wulfering Breedlove Harbing Literary Society of Comnor, Ga Literary Society of Westminster Vna Yoon Garrinon Wee Thon West- Witwatex Garerinon Old Loment Gillaville Marehall Wiley Pear Fair Play Mousa Torcell A. W. Lenthorn Southern Railway Wastiniwater A. T. Gonsett

Baseball doubleheader at Anderson next Saturday May 20

The Alemaon and Woford baseball teams will play at Anderson on May 20. Special excursion trains at reduced rates will run from Greenville and Valhalla to the game, with attendance likely supported by the Nhant Aro OF the weapon.

Alemaon Woford Anderson Greenville Valhalla

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