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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1905
Page
5
The local cotton market opened at 10.30 this Wednesday morning with values cited for Walhalla at 110, West Union Liv. Nowry at 110, Westminster at 110, and Bouooa at 110, reflecting steady early trading among sellers and buyers.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in the Valhalla post office for the week ending November 18 1005. Names include Misa Fiie Norton Mrs Charity Parker Joe Brown Sam Johnton Ed Heddon G W Weight. Advertisers please notify the addressees. J M Morrick P M.
The tadios of the Walhalla Methodist church will hold an oyster supper at Bell's Hall next Tuesday November 28 from 6 to 10 pm. Oysters served in any style. Other refreshments available. A cordial invitation extended to all to attend and enjoy the oysters.
The Walhalla circuit held the fourth quarterly conference at Fairview last Saturday and elected stewards and Sunday school superintendents for 10M. The circuit is considerably behind in its finances. The next meeting will be held at Millville.
A Harmony Missouri man credits Dr Klum's New Discovery for consumption for saving his mother from lung trouble and urges prompt treatment. The notice lists merchants agreeing to close shops on Thanksgiving Day and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable home medicine for croup with local sellers named.
The Sunshine Society offers two prizes to young ladies in Oconeo's rural and graded schools. The first prize for the essay on The Life of Mary Queen of Scots by a graded school student, and the second for a rural student on Mary Queen of Scots The Life of Queen Elizabeth. Details include entry, judges, and a deadline of December 15, with a public meeting planned near Maxwell's Ferry to discuss building a bridge.
Those who bought fruit trees and have not called for them must call at M. Shelton's store Walhalla or C. K. O. Mitchell's store Westminster and get them before 2 o'clock Saturday. All trees on hand at that time will be sold to the highest bidder at the named places. J. W. Reynolds, Agent.
To day at high noon Miss Hosalo McOlagr Mann and Thos Hubert Tatum wed at the bride’s parents home in West Union. Rev Edward Jones officiated using Episcopal ring service. Guests included out of town friends and local relatives as decorations featured white and green. After ceremony, reception and congratulations followed in the Mann home with plans for a bridal trip to Washington and New York before returning to Mishopyiti o. C. Lott stores.
J T Moore will depart Colorado on November 22 heading to Sonvea with two carloads of good horses, accompanied by A W Thompson.
The Seneca and Valhalla Methodist churches held the fourth quarterly conference on Sunday November 19 1905 at 3 80 p m with Rev. Rt Herbert Jones presiding Elder of the Greenville District in the chair Attendance was large and reports were full including mission contributions totaling 300 with 274 25 paid for ministry support and a remaining balance about 70 to be paid at the next conference Sunday school reports were encouraging Walhalla provides 5 00 monthly for an Epworth Orphanage and Seneca about 12 for missions The pastor reported a 50 member growth including 19 at the Seneca cotton mill The new officers and superintendents for 1900 were listed along with stewards and trustees for both towns and unity The churches and parsonage were reported injured An installation like service accompanied the presiding order and a call for good works Rev I S Jones praised the progress and urged continued improvement The next session will be held at Walhalla In Time of Peace the article discusses preparedness during the Russo-Japanese War and extols early treatment of colds with Chamberlains Cough Remedy available from local agents.
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