Real Estate Sales at Walhalla Auction Details
Last Monday at public sale in Walhalla W C White disposed of multiple properties. Bid results show Lot 8 1/2 acre on Main sold to Wm J Stribling for 265, Lot 37 1/2 acre on South Broad to Stribling for 200, Lot 99 1/2 acre on Main to D H Rowland for 126, Lot 44 1/2 acre on North Broad to Finkenstadt for 70, five shares Walhalla Cotton Mill stock to R T Jaynes for 250, 130 acres near Walhalla to W D Ladey for 1126, 1/2 acre West End lot to Rowland for 101, 80-9/10 acres Center township to W D King for 1600, and four lots in Seneca to Thos M Lowery for 2500. Also a criminal attack note and a postal letter list ending Oct 7, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walhalla
South Broad Street
Wm. J
Main Street
D. H. Rowland
North Broad Street
Mauldin-King
Breck-Cole
Center Township
W. D. King
Lowery
Seneca
Thos
M Lowery
Walhalla Couple Wed After Sunday Services
Miss Jennie Batelle Cobb and James Leslie Watkaon married Sunday night at the Walhalla Methodist Church by Rev. J. C. Yongue. The bride, a popular Walhalla resident, and the groom from Valdosta Ga., will make Greensboro N C their future home after traveling there from Walhalla yesterday. Friends extend best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walhalla Maethodist
Jennie Batelle Cobb
James Leslie Watkaon
J. C. Yongue
Watkwon
Vintt
Misls Cobb
J. R. Cobb
Walhhalla
Wal‘halla
Watkuon
Valdosta
North Carolina
Valhalla
Greensboro
N. G
Afflicted with Sore Eyes for 88 Years
A resident recalls decades of sore eyes and temporary blindness, crediting Chamberlain's Salve with restoring sight after a neighbor urged use. The salve is advertised for sale by local merchants J. W. Bell in Walhalla and W. J. Lunnoy in Benaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. &. Haris, Cynthiana, Ky. Chamberlain's Salve Fe For Sale By J. W. Bell
Walhalla
W. J. Lunnoy
Benaca
Local Advertisers Highlight Week in The Courier
The Courier urges readers to watch weekly advertising columns for upcoming sales by merchants in Walhalla and Westminster including Adams, Hunter & Co., Seneca firms, Holland, Mathenon Hardware Co., and C. W. & J. B. Bauknight. The note emphasizes merchants advertise in The Courier to reach local customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vathaltt & An
Adams
Baphony
Hunter & Co
Seneca
Hunt & Harper
W.bd
Holland
Mathenon Hardware Co
Weatminne
Pate
Lila Ford
Westminster
C. W
J. B. Bauknight
Walhalla
Courier
Camity
Tax values rise in Oconee County per 1907 audit
Auditor Wise and County Treasurer Schroder examined Oconee County books and found tax values increased in 1907 across real estate, personal property, and railroads. Real estate dipped due to Calhoun mountain land abatements, while gains came from new buildings and land transfers, with net 1907 value higher overall.
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Dave H. Wise
Aiken County
Aainnlled Monument
W. J. Schroder
Board of County Commissioners
Wise
Oconee
Adué
Real Eatate
Compa- Mor Ces Yeene
Calhoun
Ganral
Calhoun Mountain
Antil
Grubbs
Jaynes Adopts Toccoa for Brokerage Start
The long-time Valhalla merchant G. G. Jaynes will close his local business by early 1908 and move his family to Toccoa Georgia. He plans to open a large brokerage house there by November 1 or December 16, ensuring a full shift of his mercantile activities to the Carolina Georgia Piedmont region. The community laments his departure but wishes him success in his new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Jaynes
Valhalla
Toccoa
Jaynes
Toccon
Owloos
Money for the Monument receives donations in memory of James J. Kelley
Mrs. W. B Rankin of Tumasses contributes 1 to the Oconee Monument Association. She honors her father James J Kelley killed in the war, rests in Magnolia cemetery, Charleston. The treasury holds exactly 600 and appeals for more small contributions from friends and kin.
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Rankin
Oconee Monument Association
Ater
Jas. J. Kelley
Magnolia Cemetery
Churleaton
Bermoda
Theon
Card of Thanks Missing From Eight
We thank the people for their kindness during the illness and burial of our dear husband and father. God loves the cheerful giver. May heaven’s richest blessings rest upon you all. A. L. Pierce and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huband
A. L. Pierce
Singing at The Block Pleasant Grove All Day Sing
An all day singing event at Pleasant Grove, known as The Block, with Prof. 8. H. Browning from Seneca expected to attend along with Profs. Durham and Hall. Funds from the day will go to the orphanage. Attendees are invited to bring baskets and contribute to the hat for dinner. Hon. B. B. Verndt is expected to speak after dinner. The Quest notes the invitation but provides no date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
the Block
H. Browning
Seneca
Durham
Hall
B. B. Verndt
Te~ Quest
Strike ends the month union talks in Chicago
Report outlines that the Telegraphers Union negotiations are in a holding pattern with board members staying in Chicago while seeking a morning to midday settlement, likely in New York. President Small and secretary-treasurer Westey Russell anticipate a constructive basis for agreement. Also mentions a home remedy letter from Dublin Georgia praising Electric Bitters for aged and weak, with health claims and a 50 cent guarantee for stomach liver and kidney issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onan Ostobor
Panbenic Nagatens
Atrikera
Hay Omy
Toftay
New York
Chicago
Small
Westey Ruswel
New York City
Smait
W. B. Brunson
Dublin
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Trrests Hays
Bank OF
Tny
Cantred
Ana Pearl
Hattle
Martin
L.A
J. M
Merrick
P. M
Ouonew
Aroun
Price
Crossett
Brown
East Main Street
Exclusive Dry Goods
C.w.pitchford CO
Walhalla, S. C
J. H. Adams
S. C
Mitchell
N. B
W.P. Nimmons, Seneca
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