Walhalla notices list town events and visits
Focal and Personal, buggies and wagons mentioned along with names including F I Lions and Gillespie. Walhalla Graded School to close May 20. Visitors from Greenville Columbia Anderson and Spartanburg noted. Tax payment deadline May 1 and bank convention May 23 24 in Anderson. Merchandise and real estate loan offers appear with local merchants cited. Various social visits and excursions planned to Charleston and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Walhalla
F. I. Lions
Gillespie
Greenville
John ¥. Tatham
Columbia
Valhalla
C. W. Pitchford Company
Jane
State Bankers Association
Anderson
Walhalla Drug Co
Marvin J. Smith
Spartanburg
Mra
A. Smith
John
Craig
Carey & Shelor
J. A. Ratliffe
Mra. N. L. Mint
Titchford Coosanio
Ramples
Floyd
Smith
Charleston
Uasie Mickler
Ungor
S.C
Itelford
Yale
Waluy
Dewby
First class saw mill and engine for sale
Sept E Alexander Walhalla 8 C advertises a first class saw mill and engine for sale. The Walhalla Courier notes local items including appointments, visits, entertainment plans, and upcoming excursions with multiple names and places such as Walhalla Richmond and Martin Georgia.
Walhalla Drug Company Post Year End Dividend Promise
Walhalla Drug Company of Walhalla South Carolina thanks customers for past patronage and announces a forthcoming dividend. The note pledges to continue fair dealing and to sell only the best products, promising to uphold the same high standards in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bualona
Pitchford Co sample sale and regional notices
Hosiery, corsets, parasols and other apparel will be sold at Pitchford Co. sample case, Friday May 19 at 10 a.m. in Walhalla district. Mrs Grace Board, staying with son W J Board, Valhalla, is seriously ill from blood poisoning after a long illness. daughter Mrs C K Watson of Greenville has joined her. Clemson plans include graduate Charles Pendleton Ballenger from Richland. M L Smith of Camden will address Graded Schools May 20. Local notices report real estate transfers, farm news, and health ad for Devoe paint. Obituaries mention Mrs Wadkins of Pleasant Hill, mother of nine. Chamberlain's Pain Balm praised for rheumatic pain relief, with testimonials from Mrs W H Leggett of Yum Yum Tennessee. Sold by J W Bell Valhalla and W J Lunney Seneca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Alexander
Walhalla
W. A. Strother
Hayward
Southern Industrial Parliament
Washington
J. 8. Calvert
Richmond
Western Union Telegraph Co
Walhulla
Dru
Jad. H. Crawford
Robert F. Cason
Martin
Whitewater
Joaavo C. Nevillo
W. D. Moss
J. Hulme
Elberton
Walhall
Atreot
Masonic Temple
A. P. Cviap
Eva Marie Miller
Valhalla
Pitchford Co
Sale
Rock Hill
Naville
Hev
W. J. Abbott
L.P. Smith
Charleston
Miss Oliver
Ticks
Texas
Aeverall
John ©. Hicka
Jax, Thompson
J. W. Bell
W. J. Verner
Pythian Grand Lodge
Beaufort
Bell
Newberry
Johnston
Carter & Co. Walhalla
Carter Company
Uxious
Jas
TI. Adams
Seneca
The
Courier
Adama
New York
John G. Law
Fort Worth
Presbyterian General Assembly
South Carolina
Holly Spriija
Vinson
Christ
Grace Board
W. J. Board
C. K. Watson
Greenville
Clemson College
Chas
Pendleton Ballenger
J. J
Smith
Chamberlain
Mia
W. H. Leggett
Tennersee
Ruitlerae
W. J. Lunney
Emma Dendy Heads to Baltimore for Medical Observations
Miss Emma Dendy of Augusta Georgia travels to Baltimore to observe Dr Kelly at a private hospital for about a month. Trained nurse graduate in 1900 at Augusta City Hospital she once assisted Dr W H Doughty and aims to attain high proficiency in her field amidst family and friends in the South. Her Baltimore address is 1418 Euclid Place Hartwell Georgia Sun May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Dendy
Augusta
Baltimore
Kelly
Buan Dendy
Augusta City
Honora
W. H. Doughty
South
Dandy
Our City
South Carolina
Euetaw Place
Hartwell
Gu) Sun
Acquitted in Greers Policeman Murder Case
Watt Nobles and Boyce Stone two white men and Geo Downes colored were acquitted Saturday afternoon of murdering Greers Police Officer Foster. Foster was shot while on duty July 2, 1904. Witnesses saw the trio fleeing the scene and they had prior whiskey dealing records. The trial relied on circumstantial evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Watt Nobles
Boyce Stone
Geo. Downes
Foster
Greers
William 8
Groors
Nobles
Stone
Downes
Miss Ellen Waite Dies After Long Faithful Life
Ellen Waite died in early May at age 82. She lived near New Market in Abbeville county before moving to Oconee county about 40 years ago. She was a Baptist and a Bible scholar, with surviving relatives including Mary Malone and others. Her funeral was at South Union cemetery and her family mourns yet rejoices in her Christian faith. In Washington on May 13 Nan Patterson and J Morgan Smith arrived amid large crowds greeting the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Waite
South Union
New Market
Abbeville
Oconee County
Waite
Mya
Mary Malone
Baptist Church
Jas
Malone
Washington
Nan Patterson
J. Morgan Smith
Pendleton Memorial Day Observed by Daughters of the Confederacy
Pendleton May 12 under the Pendleton Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy Memorial Day was observed simply and impressively. A procession led by Camp Tally Simpson United Confederate Veterans included official chapter members schoolgirls veterans and two boys with a banner Our Confederate Dead. The flag of the camp bore names of honored Confederate commanders and a noted young soldier. The procession started at the Presbyterian church with Rev W Gregg giving the invocation and proceeded to four cemeteries to decorate graves. Closing exercises at the Episcopal church featured a prayer by Rev K G Finley a brief veterans’ address and bouquets presented by girls. At 4 the chapter decorated graves at the Old Stone Church. the event included an address by Hele- Kation from Clemson College and noted graves at the historic Pendleton Episcopal church including Gov Frank Butler who died in 1854. A marble alab inscription honors Time’s defacing fires and marks the grave. A South Carolina society formed in Atlanta listed officers and advisory board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Tally Simpson
United Confederate Veterans
Presbyterian Church
W. Gregg
Episcopal Church
K. G. Finley
Old Stone Church
Hele- Kation
Clemson College
Pendleton Episcopal Church
Navoral
South Carolina
Frank Butt
Nebraska
Hellview
Neb
Towan
Pendleton Dodie
Mysticai Masonic Order
Gaver
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United States
She Peden
Anderson Banking Co
Westminster, S.c
Walhalla Drug Company, Walhalla, S. C
Davoe's
Devoe's
Gig
Cones
Henry P. Sitton
Crook
Oconee
Richardson
Weat Union
West Union
Colinty Farm
Dilworth
W. 'F. McAlinter
Oak Grove
J. L. Harrod
Westminster
Tony) Wadkins
Pleasant Till
Wadkin Wie
Miss Whitman
Chet
Pleasant Esl Ghareh
W.T. McAllater
Jake Barnett
Jake
Mita
Hine
Wholemale Grocera’ Association
Royal Bag and Yarn Manufacturing Company
Orange Rice Mill
Orange
Nackn
News and Courier
Italy
Atlanta
John Temple Graven
Horton
Samuel W. Wilkes
Henry D. Capers
John Honor
Ayer
Uydopark Bientatoros
Voilea
Beneda
Mol
India
Ted Ravan
P, Nimmons
Elgin
Waltham
Carter’s Pharmacy
Estminster
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