Meteoroligious Matters And Paul Haybo Circle Report
The record of temperature and rainfall at the 8. Station near Douthit's is noted for the week ending May 25 by observer Jessie Douthit. The Paul Haybo Circle held its last regular meeting at Mrs. Innes H. Darby's home on Tuesday afternoon June 22. Officers for the coming year were named: Mrs. W. L. Varner president, Mrs. Sidney Adams vice president, Mrs. H. C. Grossman secretary, and Mrs. J. W. Hall treasurer. The group plans to continue summer meetings as social gatherings. Also note: Mrs. Su Martin of Kaivonin, Din, suffered stomach trouble for months. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets cured her, allowing her to eat freely. Sold by J. W. Bell Valhalla and W. J. Lunney Seneca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Douthit
Einen
Mids
Jessie Douthit
Paul Haybo
Su Martin
Kaivonin
Din
War Alok
Chamberlain
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Notice to Richland Grange Members
Notice to the Richland Grange No. 421 members to attend the next regular meeting on Saturday June 2 at 10 am. Secretary Jos Boardon urges attendance for important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O
Richland Grange
Jos. Boardon
Lay Sitton Marriage At Mrs Lay Home 1906
Emma O Lay and J Edward Sitton of Seneca wed at the Lay home Tuesday morning in a parlor ceremony conducted by Rev M Kirkpatrick. The bride wore white silk in a princess style with relatives and a few friends present. Afterward guests shared salad, cake and coffee in a decorated dining room. The couple left for Seneca then Georgia and Alabama for a short honeymoon and will be at home in Seneca after June 7. Mr Sitton, a young businessman of Seneca, is praised for winning the bride, popular in Oconee County circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lay
Mies Emma
Lay
J. Edward Sitton
Seneca
Rev. M . Kirkpatrick
Sonwca
Pigeg
Korvid
Georgia
Alabama
Sitton
Postmaster Robbed at Riverton in Narrow Escape
Riverton postmaster G. W. Fouts reports a robbery and a near fatal incident, citing a long illness and severe jaundice before finding relief with Electric Bitters. He praises the tonic for biliousness neu ralgia weakness and liver stomach complaints. Sold by all druggists at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Fouts
Riverton
Ivor
Change of Quarterly Conference and Tragic Death in Walhalla
The Wertminater Circuit sets its second quarterly conference for June 6 and 10 1900 at West Minater. Henry J. Hesse of Walhalla was found dead by hanging from a tree near his home four miles from Walhalla. Hesse, 17, left a wife and children and was described as a hard working farmer. Funeral services were held at the home with interment in Westview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wertminater Cirrcuit
Wentminater
Weatminater
8. C
Gov.t. Harmon
Henry J. Hesse
Nowa
Walhalla
Henry d. Heaxo
Hoane
Hosse
Hose
Floage
Mra. Hoane
Bias Nottie Smith
Mra
Smith
Missouri
Inthia
Weatview Cometery
Death of Frederick W Pieper in Walhalla area
Frederick W Pieper died suddenly last Friday morning after a long decline in health. He was born in Saxony Germany and aged about 63. A Confederate veteran and former county commissioner, he contributed greatly to local life and farming. His funeral was held at the Lutheran church. he is survived by his wife Mina Margaret Wondolkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Sommnary
Fredérick W. Pieper
Bla
Saxony
Germany
Walhalla
Lutheran Church
Adam Vollrath
Bis
Auddon
Severa
Mina Margaret Wondolkin
Martin Wondolkin
Pippar
Company O
Orr
Rifles
Valhalla
Teachers Summer School at Walhalla 1906 Dates and Leaders
The teachers summer school will be held at Walhalla from June to July 7 1906. Aarton and two instructors selected by the State Board of Education plus one by the County Board will lead. Principal D F Nicholson, assistants Kate J Steck and Ray L Bowen named. Courses include arithmetic algebra grammar literature and rhetoric with Wentworth and Bryant texts. All Oconee teachers urged to attend and renew certificates if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walhalla
Aatron
State Board of Education
County Board of Education
Oconee County
D. F. Nicholson
Minn Kato J. Steck
Ray L. Bowen
Wentworth
Kate J. Stook
Ray J. Bowen
Buehler
Bryant
Claas
Bavhler
William
Longfellow
Miles Standish
Bowen
Colley
Miss Ansel Hosts Hayne Circle Gathering
Miss Mary EB Ansel entertained the Paul Hayne Circle and several guests on Wednesday afternoon. The parlor featured palm and fern decorations, hand-painted vases, and a friendly peanut-picking game with hot pins. Guests included Mrs Galuos Worley, Miss Agnos daPonte, Miss Jannie Neville, Miss Nan Strother, and many others from St. Augustine, Temple, and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary EB. Ansel
Paul Hayne
Mia
Bell
Miss daPonte
Mina Bremano
Miss Nevillo
James Hy
J. A. Stock
I F
Sloan
Sidney
Nan Strother
Annie Omanu
Misa Gertrude Smith
Jannie Neville
Mary Stribling
Superior bowel remedy praised by readers and doctors
Readers extol Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as unmatched for bowel complaints and suitable for children and adults. Advertisement notes easy preparation when mixed with water and its pleasant taste. Also includes a heartfelt thanks from Mrs. J A Dickson and children to neighbors for support after the loss of a husband and father.
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Rockefaller
Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Chamberlain
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Doairo
J. A. Dickson
Dickson Poore Wedding Honors With Elegant Ceremony
Mrs. Clarissa B Dickson hosted a refined wedding on May 28 as Miss Sallie Hoppie wed C K Poore with Rev John A R Moore officiating. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn, elegant gowns, pink and white decor, and generous gifts, with guests from Pickens Townville Atlanta Belton and Audergon attending.
Long Creek Church News and Local Happenings May 28
May 28 Long Creek reports health remains poor but people attend meetings this week. Mountain Union Singing Convention hosted at Laurel Spring Church May 12 and 18 with many in attendance. Rev. L. D. Chambers led sermons and administered the Lord's Supper. Long Creek undertakes extensive improvements. Visitors include P. K. Philips of Westminster and Rose Philips of Walhallis. Irwin Long to sing at Mountain Grove on the first Sunday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cours
Mountain Union
Laurel Spring Church
L. D. Chambers
Long Creek
P. K. Philips
Westminster
Rane Phillips
Weatminater
Rose Phillips
Walhallis
Double Springs
John Beardon
Irwin Long
Mountain Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hayne Circle
Grangers
Sitton Marriag
Fred. W. Pieper
Drugpista
E. W. Grove
Cone Teachers’ Summer School
Miss Ansel
Hayne
Cara
Clarissa B. Dickson
Purdie
Misa Sallie Hoppie
C. K. Andernov Poore
John AR. Moore
Mendelsahou
Eva Steeder
Nan Terrell
James Hugh Bibb
Clara Hunt
Tursday
Voun
Lelyton
D. C
Poord
Mian ¥Arlo
Pickens
Misa Hunt
Townville
Hepple Dickson
Harbin
Minos Jamogon
Atlanta
Monsra
Will Stringer
Herman Poore
Belton
Mr. Brenzeale
Audergon
Dresa
Madrid
W. S. Hunter & CO
Seneca, S. C
Oxfords
W.p.nimmons
W. P. Nimmons, Seneca
S.C
J. W. Byrd & Co
Clarke & Butt
Reynolds St
Augusta
F. O. B. Sales
Norman’s
Ofice
S. Carolina
Wadsworth Paint
Wadsworth
Costa
Renady
J. S. Carter
Westminster, S. C
King Paint Manufacturing Co
Brooklyn, N. Y
The
Seneca Pharmacy, Seneca, &. U
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