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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1906

Page

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Local Social Notes Sparse in Oakway Sunday Service Update

Rev Anderson led the Wesleyan Methodist Church service in Oakway. Many visitors and residents, including Will Woolbright of Atlanta and Miss Carrie Hull of Westminster, were mentioned with various weekend visits and family contacts. Frayer services at the Baptist church have been moved from Saturday night to Sunday afternoon.

Oakway Rev. Anderson Wesleyan Methodiat Church Will Woolbright Atlanta J. W. Beardes Carrie Hull Weatminster Haley Jane Grant Calhoun Ja Boardon Walhalla Seneca Nota A. L. Foator J. J. Haley Georgia Trouk Foator Mias Savannah Bolton and Honea Path Cordelia Bearden Zachary Tokeens Baptist Church

McKinney's Creek school closes for vacation near Joocasses

September 3 report from Joocasses notes McKinney's Creek school near the place under Miss Earlie Kelley has vacated for two weeks. Local residents and visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Craig Knox of West Veion, J. H. Whitmire host, Mrs. Emma Whitmire, and several other townsfolk visiting relatives and attending the extended stay in Greenville New Hope and Walhalla areas.

Greenville Karlie Kulley New Hope Mary Jane Cauley New Pioong Barron The Pine Crisy Rogers North Carolina Fields Chapman Braxton Reid Seneca George Reid John A. Kelley John M. Crow Phiraoh Caitleyy New Pickens Barcon Intweck James Willie Webb Washington, D. C Emma Whitmire Valhalla Will Crow Tom Crow Salem W. W. Moss Walhalla Mix Hamilo Beasie Whitmire

New Hope Happenings and Attendance Notes

New Hope notes list residents and visitors including Mrs M A Wood in Spartanburg and Miss Bennie Knox with Walter Miller visiting W C Seaborn and John H Borrongha. Others travel from Greenville Pickens and Clemson. pastor meetings conducted by Rev W Seaborn and Rev Atkinson conclude with large crowds.

New Hope M. A. Wood Spartanburg Bennie Knox Walter Miller W. C. Seaborn John H. Borrongha Pratera Lillie Kelley Mary M. Hunt Greenville J. M. Hunt Liberty D. H. Kennemore Misa Amma Pickens Mia Eliza Boggs Clemson Clara Wood Ada Morgan Pickona Misa Earlie Kelley Jocasseo Bennett II. Powers Old Pickens Julia Boggs W. ¥. Findley Atom Wannie Morgan Kings Pickens County Bryson H. Knox Senoos Jef D.tollison Ia W. ©. Seaborn Seabrooka Atkinson Alvin Taylor Woodruff

Westminster School opens with 216 enrolled at graded school

A large gathering of patrons and pupils assembled at the Westminster graded school for a celebratory opening. Rev Geo Horton and other local leaders spoke on education while J S Carter awarded two medals for best improvement and best scholarship. Several residents arrived or departed on visits as the community organized classes and planned an all day singing at Chauga Baptist church. The first annual dividend of ten percent was declared by the Peden and Anderson Banking Company.

Mortis Themont Brockman Carter Mina Vera Elrod Norcross F. W. Cannon HB. Zimmerman Fred W. M. Zimmerman Atlanta J. C. Mulkey Jacksonville Fla W. Traylor Thin Place Joi Dickson Arlingston Oconee Chauga Baptist T. W. Ballenger Westminster Frank Sheldon Fair Play W.R. Kay Elinor Knight Anderson Red Hill Peden and Anderson Banking Company L. F. White Mr. Pattick Charleston Mr. Ellbrook Mra. L. H. White

Millinery Shopping Notice in Atlanta

188 Lila Ford arrives in Atlanta to purchase millinery stock to be sent to Westminster by Bop tomborhth. Ford invites ladies of the town and surrounding countryside to call before buying.

Lila Ford Atlanta

Local Notes and Advertisements From Sheldon Area

The fragmentary item catalogues shows public notices and social notes. It mentions Prof T. M. Holland superintendent, the fall term starting Wednesday September, a new Sheldon Furniture Company building and stock, millinery openings by Lila Ford in Stribling building, visits by Misses Brohanan Darby and Bonnie Freeman, and the death of Lawrence P. Couch. Also notes many rainy days in July and August.

T. M. Holland Alix Poed E Tomohore Mra J. D. Sheldor Greshville Nagnie Terai Dutiario Ras Pal Wibee W. Dickson Sheldon Furniture Company Anyguat A. L. Gossett

Stricken Woman Credits Electric Bitter Cure

Mia Mary El Walters of Columbus writes she was starving with a weak stomach and wrecked nerves. After using Electric Bitter she improved at once and fully recovered, a claim often advertised by druggists and health timbers aboard.

Mia Mary EL. Walters St. Alsit St Columbus

Local Notes From Bounty Land Community

Bounty Land locals report health concerns and events including Mrs. J M Gillison suffering rheumatism and friends hoping for her speedy recovery. J B Pickett leaves for Texas as a Cotton Growers Union delegate to Texarkana. Several locals including Mr and Mrs Gus Shanklin and Janie Neville visit relatives. Others travel, host guests, or attend picnics and schools with 53 pupils at Poplar school.

Bounty Land J. M. Gillison J. B. Pickett Texas Cotton Growers’ Union Texarkana Mra J. L. Smith Major Gus Shanklin Janie Neville Wynona Cary Seneca Bertrand Porritt Maude Ellison Charles Burns Elisa Gillison Misson May Ular Rankin Jordanin KM. Dy

Very Sick Boy Recovers With Chamberlain Remedy

Maggie Hickox of Midland Mia recalls her two year old survived a severe bowel complaint after using Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad promises it cures cholera infantum and urges following printed directions. Available from J. W. Bell and W. J. Lunney in the region.

Chamberlain Maggie Hickox Midland J. W. Bell Valhalla W. J. Lunney Soneca

D A Smith Thanks Democratic Voters of Oconce County

D A Smith expresses heartfelt thanks to Democratic voters across Oconce County for their support in the August 28 primary election for Judge of Probate. He says he is proud of the endorsement and wishes happiness for all who honored him with their vote.

Oconce County Nincore D. A. Smith

Seneca Notes Local Events And A September Wedding

The Seneca library association hosts a music evening on the first Friday in October with Mrs J Hy Bryan and a high class vocal recital. A notable marriage follows at noon September 9 between Carl B Smith and Eloise Hamilton. Shambor Salve advertised for bruises and skin ailments is sold by local merchants J W Bell and W J Luntay, with several residents traveling to Waynesville and mountains of North Carolina.

Seneca The Library Association J. Hy Bryan Housette Oreera N. Gigniltiat Wigolltiat, Jr Hi¢H Carl B. Smith Eloise Hamilton Mi Ze Belog Misa Hamilton Seneva Arare Mr. Smith Lillie May Runsell Maude Hopking Rus- Jaellie J. W. Stribling Mary Cherry Waynesville Baling Mattison & Son T.K. Steibling Charles North Carolina Periley PA

Little River Locals Report Weekend News in September

Local notes from Little River area recount visits by H M Lovinggood and family from Fair Play, Georgia. R F D carrier. travel to Lake Toxaway. a large rattlesnake kill. community trips by John and Elisha Holden. Dr Lusk and Mag tio Lusk visiting relatives in the area. Andrew and Dallas McAlater pleasure trip to Anderson. officials and residents working on public roads. sermons scheduled for Saturday and Sunday.

Little River H. M. Lovinggood Fair Play Mr. Lovinggood Sam R. A. Hudson Georgia John Elisha Holden Lake Toxaway Mra W. K. Smith Mina Annis Ida Smith Fred Smith John Moloy L. Moody Mayuda Charlie Perry West Galloway Dr. Lusk Mias Magtio Gunteraville Ala L. W. Lusk Talley Andrew Dallas McAlater Anderson Old Home William Smith Liberty BR. &. Smith Keowoo Finlay Lola Nome Voryaire Alo Whitmire

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promises Aid to Nature

Cough remedy advertised as acting on nature's plan to relieve cold symptoms. Claims to lessen cough, ease irritation, aid excretion, open secretions, and restore system strength. Popular demand noted with price at 25 cents. Sold by J. W. Bell in Walhalla and W. J. Lunney in Seneca.

Chamberlain J. W. Bell Walhalla W. J. Lunnay Seneca

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Waalbest C.W J. E. Bauknight Lunney Seneca, S Seneca Pharmacy Seneca, S&s Ayer Amore Bounty Land Locals Téallayn Dune Ste Walballa W. J. Luntay Sencon Shamberlain Nature
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