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Keowee Courier in Walhalla, South Carolina

24 May 1905

Page 8

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Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1905

Page

8

Local Notes and Notices From Walhalla Area

A scatter of local items includes Miss Sue Maxwell off to Charleston for the summer with her sister Mrs. K. M. Cudworth, A. J. Rowland to conduct a Bellmont schoolhouse singing, and Mr W. Pitchford and Geo Seaborn attending a South Carolina Bankers Association meeting in Anderson. Also mention of gas, eye service, a church change, and various residents visiting relatives or seeking work.

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Liolen Maxwell Anderson Homefolke Frnande Walhalla Walhalla Drug Co Sue Maxwell Charleston K. M. Cudworth A. J. Rowland Bellmont School House Bruce Duncan Ioneca 8. C F. D Grahl J. W. Loe Court House A. Burton Valhalla Greenvills Mink Maud Bolton Lawrence Ko VanDiviere Savanenab Wallabhe Seithis Pikter van Diviere Mint Georgio VanDiviere Carter Co Mra John Smith Stribling’s Sophia Garey de Sholer Rhett Doyle Millvilla Methodist Church M. McKirath Greer Ocenos Bis New Montancy Sallie Samuel Hutchison Evans Street Columbia Immerms of Westminster Oconos Kentucky Aassistant W. Pitchford Bank of Valhalla Geo, Seaborn People’s Bank South Carolina Bankora' Association Seasion J. Ll. Moore Autan Willin Moore Weat Union Dave Strother Fort Vall Ga Parinta H. C. Strother Carda Mise Margaret Annie Martin Samuel Louiso Morris Capito Avoono Atlanta Ralph Pitts Akers Do'dlock Mien Morris Rev K. 5 Jones Wal- Halla Wallialle Oconee Knitting Mill Han Aarea New York Commission O. K Farrah- Stafford Co Leopard Street Woman's Union Beyer Rooting G. W. Carter J. J. Ansel Pitchford Love Pickens Wignens
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Walhalla Drug Company Looks Back at Prosperity

Walhalla Drug Company of Walhalla South Carolina thanks friends and customers for past patronage. The note promises continued dividends to stockholders and same high quality service in the coming year. The firm pledges to treat everyone well and sell only the best in everything.

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Anielburn Roos Apagl & Closing Ubina Sill
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Devon's Gloss Carriage Paint Ad Claim

An old advertisement for Devon's Gloss Carriage Paint promoting a paint mix priced from 75 cents to a dollar per pint. The copy claims the paint adds 3 to 8 ounces weight versus rivals, lasts longer, and provides a gloss like fresh work. Sold by J W Boll.

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Devon J. W. Boll J. W. Bell
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Land sale near Dillon reflects rising prices in Anderson

Reverend J D Crout of Dillon bought ten acres from R Prank Hill on the Woody King plantation two miles below the city for 1000 dollars. The land has no improvements and Crout plans to settle in Anderson when retiring from ministry, noting land near the city commands high prices. locals debate whether the price is steep or fair given current sales.

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J. D. Crout Dillon Marion County R. Prank Hill Woody King Crout Anderaon Croats Mirebaxa Anderson Mail
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Destructive hail storm sweeps Lancaster County fields

A week ago a severe hail storm hit Camp Creek Dixie Hunt Ridge and Dwight in Lancaster County. Reported hailstones four to five inches across created mud splashes ten feet high near struck buildings. Crops including cotton corn and orchards suffered heavy damage along with window and roof damage. A separate note states India’s plague death toll reached three quarters of a million this year with 471,440 dead January to April and 215,001 more by April 20.

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Camp Creek Dixie Hunt Ridge Dwight India
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General Baptist Union Formed in North America

AMOWO THE BAPTISTS, Bt Louis, May 17. A permanent body named the General Convention of Baptists of North America was formed with officers from several states and Nova Scotia. Dr. Cushing of the Baptist University collapsed and died on the rostrum before ambulance arrival. The convention approved the committee’s plan for unity, with subsequent meetings set for 1906 and every three years. Southern Baptists met in Kansas City and outlined mission boards, with 1904 and 1906 figures for missionaries and baptisms, and noted a rise in Sabbath disregard.

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Bt Louis Committee of Nine New York Rov W. KE. Hatcher Virginia American Baptista Jesus General Convention of Baptista of North America Southern Baptist Convention Kansas City Western Baptista Home and Foreign Boards of Missions Richmond Home Board Atlanta 8. D. Gray J. B. Willingham Foreign Board Georgia Homed Board Walker Duncan Convcntion
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Capitola C. G. Jaynes United States Anderson Banking Co Westminster, Sc Th. Alexander Wallhalla Macy R. P. Clinkwoales Seneca Wallilla Smith Soo T E. Alexander S.C Grace P. P. McDaniel J.T. McKinney Walhalla Hotel Helen Buffle Moss Gertrude Smith Moss Anna ‘Terhune Hackensack N. J Ateamer JTH Adams Watcl Staton Cantroll GC. L. Craig Phoebie Ganttroll J. G. Lusk Little River Goones County Bradley Fay Enuley KC. Doyle Ayrim Pythian Grand Lodge B.A. Morgan Job R. Falla Hanley Roy KS. Jones Valhalla Methodist Church Tie Mr. Jones New Linda Mina Sollie Stribling William J. Stribling Agnes Scott Institute Decatur Miss Stribling Convention James A. Hoyt Greenville Col. Hoyt al J. S. Thomas I. Rawls Lexington J. E Hendrix Mr. Rawls Lexington County Walhalla Drug Company, Walhalla, S. C Lancaster County Amowo the Baptists Ayer Bunter, Dendy &Co P. S Yoo Hoo Maaling W. P. Nimmons Seneoa Elgin Waltham Carter's Pharmacy Estminste
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