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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1906

Page

7

Tered Rai Verner Goes to Store Theft Trial

The report details Henry Groep the so called rogue with a jailbreak attempt at Craig-Vor Mercantileo Co. store after a rain storm. A night watchman alerted, Green fled through a window and was chased to near Oakway and Seneca before capture in Brandt's pasture. He faces house breaking and related counts with an upcoming storm of court.

Henry Groep Valhalla Green Craig-Vorper Mercantileo Company Dr. Bell Price Oakway Outekirta Seneca Brandt Groot

Hayne Circle Entertained by Mrs Grossman in West End

A Friday afternoon event at Mrs H. Grossman’s West End home entertained the Hayne Circle. Guests included Mesdames Lewis Verner Darby Ian Adama Ansel and Misses Carrin Perry Gertrude Smith Daisy Alice Strong Annie Bio mann. A contest tested knowledge of home materials furnishings and parts with Gertrude Smith winning a Japanese vase. Afterward cream and cakes were served.

Hayne Mra, H Grossman West End Mesdames Lewis Verner Darby Ian Adama Ansel Carrin Perry Gertrude Smith Daisy Alice Strong Annie Biomann

Measuring Party Invites Community to Mission Event

A Catholic Church guild invites all to a measuring party at Ospt William Perry's on Thursday night September 8 from 8 to 12. Admission 40 cents plus a nickel per foot and a penny per extra inch. Program includes vocal and instrumental music and recitations with light refreshments for guests. Also notes the Oconge Rural Letter Carriers held a Westminster meeting September 1 and announce a singing school concert September 14 at Fant's Grove Capital Church.

Catholic Church Guild William Perry Faculty Hill Miss Perry Sho Mod. Bakar Fant’a Grove Bapital Mo Admianion Foo

Evangelist Father Charged Over Dead Child Inquest

In Toocos Ga a two year old boy died after parents refused surgical care in favor of divine healing. R B Hayes an itinerant evangelist and his wife faced arrest and possible prosecution for neglect as neighbors recount a long battle between medicine and faith. The coroner’s jury investigated while Hayes posted bail and accompanied the body to Toocon for burial.

Hayes Toocos J. ©. Harrie Ita McQully Hood Hareris Daily Mail Noglect Hayon Moat Vigor Jonelys Itin Mothus Sho Hagen Toocon, Ga

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing

An ad offers Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick cure all for burns sores wounds and skin ailments. It claims effectiveness for burns dolls sores wounds rheum eczema chapped hands sore feet and sore eyes. Sold at all druggists for 250 with a guarantee.

Valhalla Young Society Hosts Merrick Family Visit

Last Thursday the Valhalla Young Society gathered at Mr and Mrs A C Merrick Jr home to honor Anson Merrick Jr home from the Naval Academy. Adelina Schroder sent invitations for a surprise party at Mina Crookys with many attendees. Guests enjoyed games including apple eating without hands, prizes awarded to H Frank Small of Philadelphia, and refreshments prepared by Adele Blomann Dollie Beard and Jota Maxwell.

Sdr Mra. A.C Valhalla Wan Misa Adelina Schroder Ronase Mia Sophia Ritter Mias Lucy Warner Tallapoosa H. Frank Bmall Philadelphia Minaan Avolo Blomann Dollie Beard Jota Maxiwell

Ansel Seeks September Vote For Governor 1900

M F Ansel thanks Oconee County voters for their support in the first primary and asks friends to turnout on September 11 to deliver a large majority. He pledges his undivided time and best effort as governor if elected. Greenville S C September 8 1900.

Oconee South Carolina Uhia M. F. Ansel Greenville

Picnic at Salem Amid Union Event and Obituary

A Salem picnic is planned for Saturday September 20 under Salem Farmores Union with State Organization official Earle and N W Macaulay to speak along with other prominent union men. L M White a longtime Piedmont cloth room weigher died August 28 from paralysis after a sudden illness. Funeral at Piedmont with Grove Station Lodge A F M conducting. White aged 58 born in Oconee County survived by wife and nine children. He moved to Piedmont ten years ago and was a Wesleyan Methodist and respected town citizen. Oconee friends express sympathy. Also noted is an upcoming stockholder meeting of the Oconee County Railroad Company at Townville next Saturday at 2 o clock to discuss important matters. Provident Fretwell urges broad attendance.

Salem Salem Farmore’ Union State Organi Ver Earle N. W L. M. White Fiedmont Taoaday Piedmont Grove Station Lodge A. F White Oconee Alex, White Halster E. Carver Wm. A Wesley A K. H. White Methodist Church Provident J. J. Fretwell Oconee County Railroad Company Townville

Campaign appeal from G L Craig for county superintendent

A note dated September 4 from G L Craig thanks supporters and asks voters to elect him county superintendent on September 11. He explains past work burdens, limited school visits, and denial of interference with other races, asking for favorable consideration despite lack of door to door canvassing.

Gratitude Letter From Edlora Koo W68 Courier

Edlora Koo expresses gratitude to voters in Oconee County for supporting Aus Rustin in the primary for County Superintendent of Education. She vows to study education issues, thanks friends near home, and emphasizes loyalty to her party and community.

Edlora Koo Vovern Oconee County Aus Rustin T. A. Benith

Contested Democratic Meeting in Walhalla September 18 1906

A Democratic County Executive Committee moots in the Court House Walhalla at 11 a m Thursday September 18 1906 to hear the contest filed by W M Brown against Verner. The Revocation of KE 16 Verner for House seat is noted and the committee will declare results of the second primary election. The State Democratic Committee ordered that state tickets placed in county or state boxes be discarded by election managers. O B D Barns is County Chairman with James Thompson as Secretary Pro Tem. Benabape Pa ee Le parbariaie mach and Liver Tablets advertise in Walhalla.

Democratic County Executive Committee Walhalla W. M. Brown Vorsua K Verner Contesteo Executive Committee Verner Wa House of Representatives Toturna Democratic Executive Committees O. B.D. Barns James Thompson

Unclaimed Letters At Valhalla Post Office

Week ending September 3, 100, lists unclaimed items including Ann Diagwoo and Seregal. The note requests recipients to inquire at the desk and collect their mail. minor confusion in the text suggests names may be misspelled or obscured in the OCR.

Valhalla Seregal Mario Fe

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Tered Rai Verner Henry Green Gra A. Stephens Port Willining H, C, Grossman Oconoe Rural Letter Carriers' Association Oconge Westminster Joseph C. Garrison John L. Smith W. A. Honoa Tressurer J. A. Hutchison Wost Union Hocretary J. A. Hutchinon Fant's Grove Baptist ETR Rey Buddig" Hayes Pension Board Ohare Ind Wan Mia Court House Iss Ac Reid J. E. Alexander J. T. Holloman P. S Adeline Schroder Lucy Wanner Buthday Mins Crooky’s Quito Number Misa Schroder Charleston Misa Andrea Schroder F. Ansel Oconee County Railroad Meeting G. L. Craig Senden Editora Koowee Courier Doairo Lam Craig T. A. Smithy Democratia J. W. Bell Seneos Atlanta Constitution Mr.Barton Mr. Barton
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