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22 May 1907
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Keowee Courier in Walhalla, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1907
Page
1
Bounty Land Guests and Local News Highlights
Bounty Land May 20 column lists visitors from Elberton Franklin and Greenville and announces deaths and funerals in Richland. Notables include Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Stribling from Anderson and Seneca. Mildred and Munter Roderick return with grandparents. Prof. D. I. Nicholson to lead next school year. local farming notes with alfalfa experiments. Chamberlain tablets advertised for stomach issues.
Fair Play Community Notes and Charitable Appeals
Fair Play notes a busy season with visits from Miss Matilda Marett and others, church services by Rev. J B Berron and Dr J J Harrell, and upcoming Children’s Day. An urgent appeal is made by A T Jamison for Oconee County orphans via Connie B Maxwall Orphanage. China Famine Fund contributions end May 8.
Oakway Area Visitors And Local Notables In Town
In town sumlay Claud Gaines of Sonoca is visiting. Mrs Kila Cox of Bolton visits her brother M N Mitchell. Mina Minnie Hubanke of Waatmtoater visits cousin Mina Helle Haley. Mr and Mrs A Bearden visit son Runsell Bearden of Cooncross recently. Mina Lala Lawlena of Asheville visits sister Afra. B C Smith, Walter Moore a cadet from Clemaon, visits home. Robert Mason visits Newry recently. Mira Emily Zachary of Tokeena visits friend Mies Ida Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakway
Claud Gaines
Sonoca
Sumlay
Kila Cox
Bolton
M.N. Mitchell
Mina Minnie Hubanke
Waatmtoater
Mina Helle Haley
Mra. A. Bearden
Runsell Bearden
Cooncross
Mina Lala Lawlena
Asheville
Afra
B.C. Smith
Walter Moore
Clemaon
Robert Mason
Newry
Mira Emily Zachary
Tokeena
Mies Ida Phillips
Agricolm
Westminster News Notes May 21 With Obituary and Local Visits
Westminster records a May 21 column of parish notes, obituaries, and social visits. Entries cover the Hansneh family, local health updates, farm produce deliveries, church duties, and residents visiting relatives in nearby towns. Notable items include the death of H. S. Jennings and a detailed list of his heirs and kin.
Westminster Notes Roundup of Local Events and Sports
Westminster community pages report a busy spell with baseball results, farm news, and church visits. Weathermen played Toccon in a 14 to 0 rout as Weatminater’s battery Guz and McDonald shone while Toccon struggled to reach second base. Orioles of Clinton and Greenville social notes share visits, sermons by Rev Neville, and plans for a new post office. Nearby farmers discuss cotton stands, strawberries praised by S L Hunter, and the Westminster Graded Schools close with an auditorium plea and a medal contest.
Distreaming ailment remedies and local notices
Bare Nipples. Any mother who has had experience with this distreaming ailment will be pinned bo: know that a bare may be affected by applying Chamberlain's Salve as soon as the child is done nursing. Wipe it off with a soft cloth before allowing the babe to nurse. Many trained nurses use thin salve with best repairs. For sale by Dr. J. W. Bell Valhalla and W. J. Lunney Co. The second quarterly meeting convenes at Hopewell the first Saturday and Sunday in June. Mrs. Nancy Bryan returned Friday from a few days visit in Westminster. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Moore from near Jones Mountain attended preaching at Hopewell Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ratio Meadow and pretty baby of Toccoa Ga. are on an extended visit to her parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Davis visited. Minaes Mattie and Alpha Jenkins, Mary Harbin and J. T. Jenkins and son, Sanaa, attended a box supper over on the Georgia side Saturday night. Clyde Jenkins and Eddie Pickens visited the latter’s Nor Mia in Walhalla Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Rena Land and Mark Smith attended the singing at Liberty on Sunday. Tansere af Tuber worked here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bounty Land
J. B. Picket
Raohvi Auld
Ballenger
Elberton
McDowell
Franklin
N. C
H. M. Pickett
Greenville
Afra
Mae Milam
Sandy Springe
Frank Plckwict
Senor
Mra
Duncan
J. M. Gillison
Morris Shanklin
Atlanta
J. L. Shanklin
Frison
W. Jr. Hughes
Richland
Margaret
Susan Burns
Anderson
Clinton Stribling
Seneca
J. Ki. Gillin
Mina Lelee Perritt
Tevoral
Oakway
Clomaun
Walloolla
Dendy
Avon
T. L. Barr
Ethel Bruce
M. Jasper Doyle
Conger
Mian Bruce
Sloan Bruce
Lavonia
Dean
Davia
D. ¥. Nioholeon
Nioholeon
Walballs
Nownaanrao
Matilda Marett
Bing Davis Knox
Soveca
Miason Olivia Heller
Alpine
Carrie Smith
J. R. Meller
Carrie Bailey
Dana Fartlé
R. Harris
W. M. Lemmons
Our Town
J. B. Berron
Baptist Church
J. J. Harrell
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Baptist
Oconee County
Connie B Maxwall
A. T. Jamison
Paatora
Theas
The
Baptist Courier
Milas Kate Harris
South Union
Bere
P. L. Pullen
Georgia
B. J. Mayett
Courier
Westminster
M.N. Mitchnt
Baptist Taberinos Hospital
Mitchel
At- Tanta
Ted Sisk
Sink & Saate
Aiterton
Gay
Uno Naar
Mr. Slukiam
K. la Sink
Vermors’ Mutual Life Protective Association
D.C
D. S. Hull
Stonecypher and
Harrison
W. H. Jennings
Jennings
Sparstunburg
Oconee
Old Westminster Baptist Church
Janie Hunter
Etta Goforth
Addie West
Mountain Rest
Kyu Harbin
Walhalla
W. E. Jennings
Laodrum
J. L. Jennings
Glendale
Ava
Jettings
H. A. Windgate
Roanoke
South Carolina
H. W. Moore
Clemson College
Barry Moore
B. B. Garrison
Booris
Colorado
Andrew Gilreath
L.A. Tunnery
Garrison Han
Garrison
Colorado Southern
Wyoming
Denver
Rio Grande
Coke Dickton
Lee County
William D. Barnett
Clemson
Hege
Ashtabalah Gaines
A. P. Maret
Carter
W. BE. Majer
Minnes Roeder
Mian Bowera
Boweraville
Jon Rawars
John Ac Durham
Ian
Mits Cleo Logalna
Gailesville
W.S. Haley
J. W. MaGow
L. Hunter
Toccoa
Baseball Center
Tocoon
Mack Dillard
Capt
Ro Kf, White
J. H. Tigon
Th. A. C. Golden
Cheswell
Mr. Gulden
Norria
Sam P. Smith
Mise Nellie Smith
T.N. Carter
Hladincourne
Dr. Neville
Pitty
M. Shelton
Valhalla
Musle
Weatminster
K. Brenzeule
J. &. Cartar
Bela
Mowara
Jytophor
Glenn
Tousioiana of Liberty
Landewm
J. B. Simpson
Easley
Lula Lanford
Spartanburg
Harrison Jouninga
Doster
A. ‘Thornton
Hartwell
Ms Smithson
Clara Hunt
Townville
Sam W. Dicknon
Gambrell
Rear Westminster
W. H. Hughes
Chamberlain
J. W. Bell
W. J. Lunney
Hopewell
Jane
Nancy Bryan
Levi Moore
Jone Mountain
Ratio Meadown
Pratty Baba
J. B. Marett
Stephen Harbin
A. H. Land
Old Liberty
Minaes Mattie
Alpha Jenkins
Mary Harbin
J.T. Jenkins
Sanaa
Clyde Jenkins
Eddie Pickena
Nor
Mia
J. ¥. Stogleton
Rena Land
Mark Smith
Toxaway
Liberty
Sune
New Life Pain Claims To Cure Digestive Ailments
A dated advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pain as a remedy to avoid alimony and divorce by keeping bowels regular. It mocks tedious complaints and promises gentle relief, guaranteed by all druggists with claim 260.
Card of Thanks from Weatminater community
Through your paper we wish to thank the dear friends and neighbors who so kindly waited on our dear father and husband in his sickness and death. God bless you all. Jeannings and Children express heartfelt gratitude for prayers and support. May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hi. Jeannings
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