Misses Fant Entertain In Honor Of Visitors At Weatherford
Misses Fant of Weatherford Texas hosted a social evening at the home of Mr and Mrs NL Paul Midway Hill inviting many relatives and friends from across the state. Guests were greeted by Mrs BR Ervin of Atlanta and Mrs M A Dean of Anderson and escorted to a parlor program featuring instrumental and vocal performances by Misses Want. Refreshments were served and dancing followed in the dining room as the evening concluded with fond memories of a pleasant summer gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. A. Ervin
Atlanta
Mra. M. A. Dean
Anderson
WN. TL. Fount
Sure-Ragugh Knocker Praises Bucklen Salve in Rural Ad
A testimonial from J C Goodwin of Reldavide North Carolina extols Bucklen Archica Salve as a cure all for ulcers piles sores and similar ailments. The letter claims a summer ulcer healed in days and notes the salve is sold at druggists for 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Goodwin
Reldavide
N.C
Buoklen
Dragylata
Death of Claude Crendy Four Choate Burviss ed Ab Hig
Claude Crendy, aged twenty seven, died September 4 after two weeks of typhoid fever in South Union. He was son of Lawrence Wirrine and a grandson of the Yate Bane. Married four years to Lucy McDonald, he belonged to South Union Baptist Church and was a Sunday school regular. Funeral services were led by Rev. S A McDaniel, with burial by OdoH laws and Wooden of the World. His death leaves grieving parents and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choate Burviss
South Union
Lawrence Wirrine
Medupkin
Misa Lucy McDonald
N. C. McDonald
South Union Bi
S. A. McDaniel
B. Duin
Od Oh Laws
Wooden
Kieth
Tennett
Clemson College Prep for 1908 Session in September
Clemson College opens on September 7 1908 with cadets arriving and dormitories filled as 700 students expected to be housed. Officials report over 1100 admission applications and 726 boys to report for duty with possible wait lists if enrollment exceeds capacity. A February 4 1908 event and cadet pardons are noted in a cautious planning tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
Hia
Health of Toxaway community noted on school closure
Madison Sept 7 Special reports the health situation in the community affects events as the flourishing Ziomer school under Miss Pearle Lyles closes that Sunday. Families and friends gather at J. Lylen’s home while Misses Laura and Lizale Dike visit, and a marriage on August 6 ties Ada Walle to teaching at Hitle achant in Toxaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Ziomerman
Pearle Lyles
Mia
Arthee Brel
Lewis Stewart
Artie
J. Lylen
Laura
Lizale Dike
Slater
Mra
Hix
Townville
Gon Davis
Mion Ollle Long
Rev Long Ollleliting
Ming Ada Walle
Hitle Achant
Toxaway
Printing Plant Fire Battle Near Empire Printing Site
A misreported blaze near the Empire Printing and Box Company in Atlanta on September 1 stirred alarm as the plant and adjoining hangar were damaged by fire and heat. The facility burned, but the threat subsided and no total destruction occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Empire Printing and Box Company
jHantry
Accidental Shooting in Spirtinburg Injures Boy
A one year old boy, son of Mn Annie Tawny, was accidentally shot by a playmate at a former’s home on Dale Lane. The bullet entered the right thigh near the hip, causing a wound not believed fatal. The boy remained under observation at the Good Samaritan Hospital. The mother had not been informed of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirtinburg
Honey
Annie Tawny
War
Tiger Phim
Yeawir
Tin
Dalelan Pince
James Posey
Thougl Aorionh
Barbariian
Tina
Neeldont
Abbeville Shooting Affray Between Osborne and Parqueron
In Abbeville this morning a shooting affray occurred after Osborne entered with a revolver during a confrontation with Mia Parqueron, wife of a Sun City carpenter. Parqueron seized a rifle and wounded Osborne, who fled toward the peace officers and was arrested beyond the city. He faces assault and battery with intent charges next week in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbeville
Mama Osborne
Anderson
Mia
Sun City
Osborne
Furqueron
Fergueron
Oxborne
Jatt
Intento KI
Get Strong Tonic Cited By Chicago Man PJ Daly
Daly of 1247 West Congress Street Chicago shares a tonic method claiming Elec ture Bitters boosts his feeble mother. He reports marked flesh gain and rapid relief from stomach, liver and kidney complaints, sold with guarantee at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PJ. Daly
Congress Street
Chicago
Ginantec
All Drug Storea
Farner's Oneiew Meeting Notice
Bounty Land Union will hold a special meeting on Saturday the 12th at 2 p.m. All brethren are urged to be present for necessary business. A. H. Bilxton, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bounty Land Union
A. H. Bilixon
Oconee youth shoots woman in rural encounter
In Oconee County near Anderson a youth named Cathary Donald, 18, shot Mayme Elrod, a white woman about 40, fatally wounding her as she and others picked cotton. The motive cited involves alleged immoral relations with Elrod and Donald’s father, Marion Donald. Sheriff notified. no arrest reported. scene witnessed by Sylvester Donald and others who described the event as accidental. The case relies on post records and statements from locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Mayme Elrod
Cashotin Donald
Towsyile
Ine
Oconee County
Cathary Donald
Marlon Donald
Donald
Waling
Te Bone
To Hole
Sylvester Donald
I Wenton
Marton Tonal
Anderson County
Barn House Burned. Farmer L. C. Keys Loses Stock
L C Keys, a notable Flat Rok farmer near Anderson Mall, lost his barn, a horse, a mule, and all contents to fire early Thursday. Origin unknown though he suspects incendiary cause. Loss around 1000 dollars with 400 insurance. fodder, oats, hay, wagon, harnesses, and stock were destroyed. only one colt escaped.
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Anderson Mall
L. C. Keys
Keye
Keys
Tle Hasatnee
Rioting Mob Seizes Glasgow Council Hall
A large unemployed mob in Glasgow attacked municipal buildings this afternoon. They forced entry after doors were barred to stop a meeting, threatening the council and shouting bread riot demands. Police arrived to restore order as the crowd dispersed, with reports of a manifesto predicting broader unrest and a need for bread relief.
Selma Street Fight Ends in Fatal Wounds
In Selma Alabama noon incident on Selma and Washington streets an altercation between John Norris and his son in law Kirk Pilon escalated to gunfire. Norris sustained leg and thigh injuries. Pilon was mortally wounded in the chest and arm. Officials say a family dispute sparked the clash and Norris faces uncertain recovery while Pilon is not expected to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Ala
Hoyt
Jown Norris
Washington Street
Kirk Pilon
Norria
Philen
Norris
Rescue Drama After Fire Ends In Serious Injuries
A fire in Brooklyn trapped a woman and child. Jack Tuck, a retired pen estate worker, carried the woman to safety and collapsed from burns. Mrs Will Ham Clampet and Nat thor Mea suffered serious injuries in the daring rescue.
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New York
Geni
Jack Tuck
Brooklyn
Will Ham Clampet
Puck
Nod
Burns
Nat Thor
Chunpot
Harenti
Fire Levelled Boston Garage In Large Explosion
An explosion in the basement of the Taylor Palmer garage in Back Bay caused a three story ruinous fire. About eighty automobiles burned and the building wrecked, with damages estimated around $200,000. Seven or eight workers escaped injury, while two men suffered partial injuries.
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Boston
Maus
Taylor Palmer
Man found dead on track near Montmorency
W Hampton Woodward, a prosperous Montmorency resident, was found mangled beside a railroad track near his home. Police say the train, traveling without headlights, likely struck him while he walked along the line. An inquest was pending but witnesses cited the missing headlight as a factor.
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Alken
Manning
Montmorency
W. Hampton Woodward
Owens
Woodward
Fin
Hisself
Augusta
Mr. Woodward
Montmerenel
Tim
Min
Hs Kell
Dttvhland Grange Meeting Called for Clearmont School House
A call is issued for the members of Riehlwid Grange to attend a regular meeting at Clearmont School House on the Friday before the fourth Sunday in the present month. Members should be on hand for business of importance.
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Riehlwid Grange
Clearmont School House
Portance
Stone
Stamp Creek Notes From Sept Special
Stamp Creek in September section reports local people visiting and recovering from illness. Mrs J ly SMITH has shown improvement after a week. Friends Magenante Barker and Mamie Smith are visiting Mink Bawule Smith of Litthe River. John Smith and John Barker seen in the area recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamp Creek
Colton
J. Ly Smith
Magenante Barker
Mamie Smith
Mink Bawule Smith
Litthe River
Alexander
Dgnighter
Mbay Ina
Plckens
Mra
Robutca
John Smith
John Barker
To Organize Mins 4 Society at Bethel Baptist
The ready members of Bethel Baptist church are asked to gather Saturday afternoon after the preaching for organizing the Woman's Missionary Society. Ladies loyal to the Lord and King and interested in the church are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onkwas
B. C
Frael
Bethel Bapist Church
Woman's — Missionary Society
Sultan Hangs. Court Orders Payoff for McDonald
The Terplinelal Supreme Court ruled the Sultan of Dunaharma must be hanged for leading a raid on Mihdaono in January 1900s. McDonald was killed in the raid and the court ordered the Sultan to pay McDonald's berry $500 as part of the judgment.
National Farmers Union Plans to Market Cotton Now
Fort Worth Texas reports the annual session under Provio Barrett focused on eliminating middlemen and boosting cotton marketing. Plans include a 12 member commission from cotton belts, exclusive warehouse control, 60 percent credit from the Bankers' Association, and a secret announced price to members. The union cites a one million member strength with four new state bodies formed last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texan
National Partners’ Union
Provideo Barrett
Thous
Barratt
C. &. Barrett
Georgia
J. Montgomery
Tennessee
RH. McGuiloch
Arkansas
Treasuray
National Farmers’ Union
Pins
Mowphis
Tenn
Best Treatment and Local Crime Report From Danmucha
A claimed best remedy, Chamber nin a Salve, is advertised for burns and skin conditions with several local retailers listed. A separate report details the mob violence after the arrest of Towns, accused of injuring Mrs Wheeler near Danmucha, who was seized and a guard attacked.
Veterans Reunion Honors Confederate Veterans in Greenville
The Greenville reunion praised veterans who followed Lee and other Confederate leaders. Southern women were lauded for support, and a large reception at Chicora College honored sponsors and the Daughters of the Confederacy. The crowd praised Greenville’s hospitality as veterans recalled grim memories of war.
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Keowee Courtot
Airlie
Cty
Greanville
Rene Wuard
Greenville
Chett
Henda
Lee
Lonigutreet
Jackson
Hampton
Mali Atreeh
Martial Aira
Appomattox
Cane
Armstrong
Charfeston
Maya
Col ‘Armstrong
South Caroe Man
Carolina
Ds Ax
Chicora College
Daughters of the Confederacy
Green
Ville
Davie
J. Russell Wetetit
Walhalla
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High Falls
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Picket Peat News
Taninesco
Westminster
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Little River
Ain
Tokeona
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Toornsee
BR Double Springs
Ay An Ware
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Clamson College
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HBO
Joel Igie
Instral
Farner
Oniew Meeting
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Glasgow
Fatt Vuet
Selma Street
Killem
Hatliwad
Alken County
Mins 4
Tle
Chamberlain
Union Varmers Gathen
National Organianiten
Chambernin
Kenin
TW. Bell
W. Linney
Seneca
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Mob
Mai
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Domgsteed
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J W. Bell
Walliglin
W. J. Lunney
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