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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1907

Page

5

Walhalla Graded School Opens With Kennedy as Principal

Walhalla Graded School will open Monday September 16 with Prof J L Kennedy new principal. The faculty includes Miss Kato J Steck instructor for 7th and 8th grades, Miss Leila Stewart for 5th and 6th, Miss Mary J Lay for 4th, Miss Tula Jones for 1st and 2nd, and Miss Mamta Annel from Millville in charge. Trustees expect strong session and urge parents to ensure prompt attendance.

Walhalla J. L. Kennedy Mary J. Lay Pendleton Tula Jones Newberry Millville Misa Mamta Annel Valhalla Fret Iaat

Chamberlain's Salve Heals 30-Year Torture Report

A Midland City reader credits Chamberlain's Salve with curing a 30 year skin torture after trying many remedies. J. W. Bell Walhalla and W. J. Linney Seneca sell the salve. Also notes a Revolutionary Soldier marker for Thomas Caroline near Adams' Crossing and a new pension board formed for Oconee County with officers named and a February 1908 meeting. Sick headache cure advertised with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by the same outlets.

Vetter Totter D.H. Beach Midland City Ala Chamberlain J. W. Bell Valhalla W. J. Lunney Seneca Walhalla W. J. Linney

Oliver Sells First Bale of Cotton in Oconee County

John W. Oliver sold the first bale of cotton from this year’s crop in Oconee County. The 1,311 pounds were bought by G. W. Glannat at 13 cents per pound, with 800 pounds of seed sold to Strother & Phinney at 10 cents per 100 pounds, totaling about $68.20. This marks the fifth straight year Oliver has sold a flat bale in Walhalla, on a farm near R. T. Jaynes.

John W. Oliver Oconee Strother and Phinney West Union G. W. Glannat Strother & Phinney Oliver Walhalla Oconnie County

Lost between nights and days boggles town headlines

A garbled row of phrases describes a late night incident and a daybreak search for help. It mentions a drug store find and a box of Dr. King s New Life Pills advertised as a cure for ills, with a price of 26 cents. The text is fragmented and unclear about exact events or people involved.

Koand Hoon Moh Nigwon Alek Dr. King

The Lemon Lady Garden Party for St John’s Valhalla

A Tuesday night event titled The Lemon Lady invites attendance at Smith’s Houdo Thursday evening from six to eleven for a lively party with refreshments and fortune telling. Proceeds benefit St John’s Episcopal church improvements.

Smith Alx St. John’s Episcopal Church Valhalla

Oakway High School Trustees Appointed

The County Board of Education appointed John R. Zachary two years J J Haley four years Jamesa H Brown four years W L Thomas six years Walker W Wearden six years on the 29th instant to serve as high school trustees. County Superintendent C L Cra notes they aim to make the school a success.

Oakway High School John R. Zachary J.J. Haley Jamesa H. Brown W. L. Thomas Walker W. Wearden County Board of Education

Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing

An advertisement extols Bucklen Arnica Salve as a potent blend of Arnica flowers and healing balm. It claims to cure sores ulcers burns boils and wounds regardless of age and guarantees satisfaction through druggists. The copy emphasizes fast relief and broad effectiveness.

Bucklen

Opinion on High School Districts After Re-Votes

County Superintendent Craig explains that if a district’s proposal is defeated, it does not join the high school unit. He notes communities seeking high school status must request literature from N. B. Martin in Columbia, S.C., for guidance. The message conveys official stance and directs readers to obtain further information.

Hou B. Martin Columbia Craig

Health In the Canal Zone Temptation to Join Canal Crew

The article notes high wages lure skilled workers to Panama Canal construction but fears of fevers and malaria deter many. Experienced users of Electric Bitters claim safety from malaria, with cures for blood poison, biliousness, weakness, and stomach, liver, and kidney troubles. Guaranteed by druggists at 600.

Panama Canal

Weather Records at U S Station Week Ending August 30 1007

Record of temperature and rainfall kept at the U S Station near RB F Douthit's home for the week ending August 30 1007. The note expresses gratitude for the kindness and support shown to the family during bereavement and prays for blessings on those who offered aid.

U. 8 RB. F. Douthit

Death of Mrs Mary Symes at Double Springs

Mrs Symes, 42, died at home in Double Springs, nine days after illness, leaving husband and five children. Devoted Baptist, long-time resident, funeral held Monday at Double Springs church with Rev I M Lyde officiating, interment at the church cemetery. Wide sorrow across the county as relatives and friends mourn an exemplary wife and mother.

Mre Symes Double Springs Walhalla Lyncs The Baptist Church Migs Oallie Jonnings Shoe W. H. Jennings Westminster Mm. Syma Lyd Double Springe Church Bedi

Early Fall Marriages Reported by Rev W W Abbott

A series of early fall marriages were performed by Rev. W. W. Abbott. On August 28 J T Hunnicutt wed Stella Hunnicutt of Oconee. On August 20 Leater Brown and Ming Kuda Alexander of Jordania married, both couples from Oconee. On August 25 K J Sanders married Ada Freeman of Richland, both residents of Oconee County. Widespread well wishes flow to the new couples.

W. W. Abbott J. T Hunnicutt Stella Hunnicutt Heese Hunnicutt Ocone Leater “Brown Ming Kuda Alexander Jordania Oconee K. J. Sanders Misn Ada Freeman Richland Oconee County

Palmer Sues Barber Owner for 2000 Damages

George Palmer a wealthy farmer of Parkesville N C sues John J Ressler barber at 838 High Street and Broadway in the Supreme Court for 2000 damages claiming an employee shaved off his beard after he asked only to trim whiskers. Palmer awoke from a wet towel and immediately sought legal counsel.

New York George Palmer Parkesville N. C Sait Supreme Court John J. Ressler High Street Broadway Palmer Gulte Rossler

The Cunning of the Coyote from The Outing Magazine

A vivid portrait of the coyote seen through American frontier eyes. The piece describes the animal’s cunning hunger driven behavior and its wary, calculating stance toward humans. It notes how coyotes study unarmed people, reveal alertness, and may raid supplies at night including saddle straps and food.

Kiote Lee Aldo

Fatal Train Collision Kills Fred Johnson and Daughter Mia Pulles

On a Saturday night near West Point, engineer Me Waters of the westbound No 38 from New Orleans to New York halted after striking a buggy on the track. The elderly Fred Johnson, 66, and his daughter Mia Pulles, 33, were found in an embrace on the pilot, protected as the buggy was crushed. Both died. the horse was torn apart. The couple hailed from Standing Rock Alabama.

Atlanta Georilan Avikuet Fred Johneon Pulley West Point LaGrange Pasatagura Dis Waters New Orleans New York Samo Johnson Mia Pulles Standing Rock Alabama

Guampermin Cough Remedy Gains Prominence

For years Guampermin's Cough Remedy has grown popular and now stands as a staple medicine. It targets acute throat and lung illnesses like coughs colds and scarlet fever and is described as pleasant to take and dependable. Sold by J W Bell in Vallejo and W L Lunnoy in Seneca.

J. W. Bell Valhalla W. L Lunnoy Seneca

Beaverdam Missionary Union Auxiliary Meeting Notice

Beaverdam Association Wor mans Missionary Union Auxiliary annual meeting at Seneca Baptist Church Thursday September 12 from 10 a m to 4 p m with program Bible reading welcome address reports of societies Supper is tionment cards address by Mrs J D Chapman of Anderson adjournment for lunch p m Y W A and Sunbeam work discussion address by Mrs Crutchfield of Spartanburg requiring presence of president and treasurer or substitute

Worman’s Missionary Union Auxiliary Beaverdam Aassociation Seneca Baptiat Mra J. D. Chapman Anderson Sunbeam Mra. Crutchfield Spartanburg

Fairview Union to Meet at School House Saturday

The Fairview Union will meet at the school house on Saturday at two o clock to vote on an amendment to the State constitution. Members are urged to attend in person. absence will be counted as voting in favor of the amendment. W. P. Miller President, W. H. Corn Secretary.

Fairview Union W. P. Miller W. H. Corn

South Carolina Probate Notice and Local Elections

In Oconee County SC a probate notice seeks letters of administration for Carl Finch with a Sept 11 1907 hearing at Walhalla Court House. Also a county bid for poor house jail practice and a special tax election in District No 89 on Sept 7 1907 with election managers appointed and voters needing tax receipts and certificates.

South Carolina Oconee D.A. Smith Kay M. Finch Carl Finch Walhalla Court Houe D. A. Smith Oconee County Keowee Court House Notley Thenezer Behool House

Birth of South Carolina Partition Suit in Walhalla

Plaintiffs Harriett Thompson Roberts and others seek partition of the real estate of John W. Mason, deceased, in a 1907 case filed in Walhalla Court of Common Pleas. Defendants include John B. Thompson Hidward B. Thompson Henry J. Thompson and others. Summons issued August 26 1907.

South Carolina Rollet Court of Common Pleas Bia Walhalla Courthouse Platt Walhalla A. D Burns Rob Wathalla 8. C

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bank OF Walhalla Waihaii Daughters of the American Revolution Thomas Caroline Adams’ Crossing New Pension Board J B. Alexander J. W. Holleman B. A. Perry Jay. T. Reid Board of Pensions Pension Board J. W. Helleman Jos. T. Reid Paws John W. Oliver Sells Fliat Hale Episcopal Eco Heaith R. L. Fymou Tony Bare Eig Vlonay Glenn m Aujane Anjgant Faye Jondy Morte Anat Wyatoudy Taanto ‘Douthit Co-Operative Observer Mes Bymi Attur Aumay Prom the Outing Magazine Fred. Vobneon Beaverdam Missionary Union Ayer Oconee County Farm Rioblaui J.W. Alexander Spartanburg, S. C Columbia Phonographs Oconae Omay Tocms Duan Te Craig- Verner Mercantile Co., Walhalla, S. O D.S. Abbott Board of County Commissioners Sue Confi Diddor Oherif D. &. McAlister Fasb County Supervise CRA LMS LTS Lewis Rowland Ford Midway Gen Kevin John F. Craig Heath Broad Lone Tree Streets Port Nicholson Tokpa Tangagere Road M. L. Cantrell MI Outfit Burton and Bentley Sumbions
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