Local notices and ads from Walhalla district
A montage of brief items: real estate listings by J. Darby in West Union, eye glasses sale by J. W. Bell, church notices for Oakway and St. John’s Luthe ran, farm gear and buggies ad by T. B. Alexander, various local visits and travel notes, and community events including a oyster supper and a theater show by The Floyds at Wagener Theater. Also mentions preaching at Oakway and the Presbytery meeting in Sumter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Rowland
Mornday
Hidge Spring
A. Norman
Dovenville
Bee J. I. Darby
Valhalla
B. A. Hentley
Columbia
Pribune
Alexander and Daugher
Carrie
Walhalla
Src
Walter Dockins
J. H. Barnett
S. K. Dendy
Clem Watkins
Cordell
Oklo
West Union
J. Darby
P. P. McDaniel
J. T. McKinney
McDaniel
McKinney
T. Alexander
Minatiattla Rutledge
Greenville
Floyd
Wagener Theater
Bell
Chas, Manthey
Charleston
Queen Quality
J. B
Waxenar
Moss & Angel's
Mrn
Hawks
J. W. Bell
John W. Wickliffe
Toston
Mass
J. R. P. Sewell
First National Bank
Texhoma
Okla
Tin Walhalla Tor
Bichness
Sewall
Oklahoma
Pianeer
J. B. Banknight
Wear Swamp
Oconea
Tribute of Respect for Mrs Susan Long
Friday morning September 27 1907 angels took the spirit of our beloved writer Mrs Susan Long. The Women’s Missionary Society of South Union Baptist church Beaverdam Association expresses grief and recalls her devotion to Christ. Resolutions praise her seventy year life with fifty in advancing the kingdom and request thanks to God. Sympathy to Capt T D Long and publication in county papers and Baptist Courier. A memorial page will be added in our minute book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Susan Long
Women's Missionary Society of South Union Baptist Church
Beaverdam Association
Christ
County Papera
Baptlet Courier
T. D. Long
Court Journal Summary From Oconee Common Pleas
The Common Pleas Court in Walhalla convened Monday with Judge D B Hydrick presiding. Cases include land dispute actions, surveys ordered, and sales annulments. Defendants include Jacob Rothell and G J Barnes, with attorneys listed. Several entries note verdicts, master confirmations, and ongoing proceedings as press time nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Court of Common Pleas
Oconee County
Walhalla
D. BE. Hydr'ck
Court Journal
Kate O. VanDiviere
Pif
Jacob Rothell
J. WH. Cannon
J. H. Holbrooke
J. Hamp Butt
J. H. Harevison
C. Myers
Francia Kirachot
Pit
Magee Robina
Martin
BT. Hornden
Jayneséabelor
W. ¥. Nimmons
D. M. McAllater
Ft Jaynen
Plains
Ry Harte Fondant
W. V. Holden
Pst
Alexander
Cape Fe
J. FR. Warle
Mdi
R. J. Daynes
Clei
Train collision near Morganville kills two injures many
A passenger train No. 8 on the Queen and Crescent collided head on with a freight train one mile south of Morganville Alabama. Two men were killed, six severely injured and about twenty passengers hurt. Three cars and mail and express were burned. The train was over an hour late. Cause of the wreck not yet learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binnyingham
Alt
Howe
Books for the Columbia House canvass in Illinois ad
Wanted eight or ten active agents to canvass for Books for the Columbia House in Chicago Illinois. The canvass will cover Oconee Anderson and Pickens counties and pays 65.00 dollars per month. Three month contract offered. J Russell Wright General Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia House
Chicago
Oconee
Anderson
Pickens
J. Russell Wright
Five Killed and Twenty Hurt in Arkansas Train Crash
Five persons were killed and at least 20 injured in a head on collision between a passenger train and a freight train on the Tron Mountain road eight miles from Little Rock Arkansas. Several of the injured will die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Fivo
Tron Mountain Road
How to Treat a Sprain in Quick Relief
How to treat a sprain with pain balm from YY Chambery ato’s Pain Balm. Claims to reduce inflammation and soreness quickly, cutting cure time to about one third of standard treatment. Sold by J. W. Bell in Valhalla and W. J. Lunvey in Seneca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Serig
6Th Street
Wheeling
W. Va
Chamberlain
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Luneney
Seneca
Chamberyato
W. J. Lunvey
Baltimore tragedy ends in self inflicted wounds
Crime report from Baltimore recalls a fatal domestic incident on November 4. John Poplar jumped from a streetcar to confront his wife, then cut her throat and shot himself. The woman died at a hospital while Poplar remains in critical condition. The couple had separated a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballimore
John Poplar
Poplar
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Valhalla Drug Company
Sophia Ritter
Main Street
W. John Schroder
Wm. G. Smith
Jeff Walhalla
John 8. Verner
John D
W. L. Verner
Dell G. McAlister
Misa May Gell
Hot Springs
Arora
McAllater
Walalla
Co. Tumbla
Cannon
High Falls
Mike Lillia Rogers
Salem
Dns
JW. Bell
Optletan Army
Walhalla Lodge
P. Tier
J. C. Yonge
Hayes
Borsa
Floyd's
Hell's Drug Store
Ning Sloan
Richard Sloan
Altha Maying
Geones
Simpsonville
Mose & Anne
Th Darby
Eatate Deatoy
al Aielow
Uils Ikane
Weat Union
Floyds
Wagener
Bell's
Ebeneezer
JL. W. Brown
T. P. Cothran
Lillie Thompson
Moriliy
H. K. Thompson
Moss & Anse
Emily Compton
G. R. Houchins
Walhata
Bell’s Drug Store
Wii
MR. Farmer
James HW. Darby
TY. E. Alexander
E. M. Dickson
Qconee
Fair Play
Tost
Westminster
Oakway
Frank H. Shirley
Station O
New York
Ely
Baltimore
Ayer
AVOF
Lowall
Basa
Mou
Elle
J. W. Byrd
ARES
W. S. Hunter & CO
Seneca, S. C
Wasa
J. G. Huff
Senega
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