Stately Contest Hosts Delight Hayne Circle Guests
The Mises Strong hosted a Stately Contest for the Hayne Circle and guests on September 2. Decor featured gold and white with painted state outlines on walls, and Mrs. Smith won a burnt wood box of mints after correctly naming states. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. VanDiviere, Mrs. Berne, Miss Hayne, Miss Arnette, and Miss Ostendorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Strong
Hayne Circle
Sidney Adams
D. L. Smith
L. R. VanDiviere
Savannah
Fred. A. Berne
Birmingham
Misa Hayne
Fort Motto
Arnette
Monticello
Misa Ostendorf
Charleston
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Among Best On Market
Chamberlains Cough Remedy has gained favor and become a staple medicine for acute throat and lung diseases. It treats coughs colds and croup and is safe pleasant and dependable. Sold by J. W. Bell in Vallhalla and W. J. Lunney in Seneca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Nne
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Judgment modified in bankruptcy case Townes v Stul and Bauer
Columbia September 7. Supreme Court today modified the Circuit Court verdict of 3033 against defendants Stul and Bauer in favor of M. J. Alexander's trustee. Defendants must pay 1882 to the trustees and surrender uncollected leases and notes. Alexander, a music dealer, ran a large up-country business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
A. Townes
M. J. Alexander
Stul, & Bauer
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Greenville
Alexander
Worthy Young Colored Man
Benjamin Grant of Philadelphia has spent a month with his mother in Walhalla. A hardworking, respected figure, he sends regular remittances home and has earned the esteem of both white residents and his new community. He plans to return to his adopted home within a week or ten days with best wishes from many who know him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Grant
Philadelphia
Walhalla
Quaker City
Southland
Ie Kleps
Young Grant
Stock Headache Remedy Ad Notice
An advertisement suggests a stomach disorder causing headaches and promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure. The note mentions W. Bell of Walhalla and W. Livoney of Beneoa as contacts or endorsers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. Bell
Walhalla
Livoney
Beneoa
Farmers Mutual Insurance meets at Walhalla Court House
The Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of Oconee county met at the Walhalla Court House and transacted important business. All officers were re-elected: President J B Rickatt Richland. Vice President Wm M Brown Oakway. Secretary-Treasurer J D Isbell Valhalla. Directors were named from townships, the association shows strong finances with $204000 in force, 335 members, and a favorable low rate. Officers urge expansion of coverage and better representation across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association
Oconee County
Walhalla Court House
J. B. Rickatt
Richland
M. Brown Oakway
J. D. Isbell
Valhalla
Catan
Whitewater
Haa
Mutual
Shez
J.B. Pickett
J.D. Isbell
Sevy-Treas
Miss Yongue Watertains G G Club Meeting
The G G Club met at Miiy Saliva Yongue s home in the Methodist parsonage week. After business and an afternoon discussion, members enjoyed anagrams under the oaks with hand painted loaves as score cards. Bertha Schumacher won a burnished wood frame prize amid a dainty sweet course prepared by Miss Dorothy and Miss Hmnie Ansel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G
Miiy Saliva Yongue
Dusiness
Diacusaed
Bertha Schumacher
Dorothy
Hmmie Ansel
Help Your Rural Routes Letter From Wyatt Aiken
Abbeville South Carolina September 7 1907 letter by Congressman Wyatt Aiken urging rural route improvement. He warns routes may be discontinued or changed to tri weekly if not appreciated and asks residents to subscribe to newspapers arrange mail boxes and organize county action to fix roads and mail boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt Atken
Abbeville
8. C
Guneral
Ita
Wyatt Aiken
Lost and Found Lost Biliousness Cure Box at Drug Store
Between 9 30 p m yesterday and noon today a bilious attack with nausea and sick headache caused a Chin loss. The finder located a box of Dr King's New Life Pills at a drug store advertised as the guaranteed cure for biliousness malaria and jaundice priced at 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Unclaimed letters listed at Valhalla post office
For the week ending September 9 1907 the Valhalla post office shows unclaimed mail including Miss Sallie Perry and Mrs A P Robinson. Addressees are advised to call and say the items were advertised. J M Merrick post master
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valhalla
Perry
Sallie. Robinson
A. P. Persons
J. M. Merrick
P. M
Meeting of Conneross Local Union Opens Voting on Amendment
All members of Conneross Local Union are urged to attend next Saturday the 14th. A vote will be held on a constitutional amendment that would double state dues. Other matters will be discussed. W. W. Burley, President, A. N. Prichard, Sec’y-Trea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Stewart
E. B. Alexander
Frank Heaton
Conneross Local Union
W. W. Burley
A. N. Prichard
Sec'y-Trena
Local notes from Long Creek and Clayton area
Long Creek locals report J H Cannon expanding business at Clayton Georgia and two local canning factories under Mesers Sheilor and Cannon. Protracted meeting starts Laurel Springs church on the fourth Sunday. Mrs. Thomas Ramey and granddaughter visited Chechero with a fine time. Dolle Phillipa teaches at Brasstown for a few weeks. The Ramey family, Frank Thrift, H Elrod and others noted from Battle Creek to Poplar Springs as Oak springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Creek
Celal
J. H. Cannon
Clayton
India
Mesers, Sheilor and
Cannon
Laurel Springs Church
Thomas Ramey
Chechero
Misa Dolle Phillipa
Brasstown
Misa Davie
Frank Thrift
W. HK. Thrift
J. Blrod
T. M. A. Ramey
Battle Creek
H. Elrod
Poplar Springs
Fishing Party at Grogan Home Enjoys Keowee Outing
Talley newsletter reports a gathering at Misses Addie and Clara Grogan on August 24 with attendees from Tamassee Salem Seneca and Talley. After dinner guests fished rode boats and returned to the house for Melons before departing at 6 pm. Also noted are visits from Miss Nannie Robertson and others to nearby homes, with several local families mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Whitmire
Maude
Olle Billingsley
Charlie
Maggie Alexander
Talley
Keowee
Jos. Burton
Mias Bottle
Nannie Robertson Iast Wank
J. A. Rutherland
Oolenoy
Nannie Robertson
Mian
Mando Glalniers
Tamassee
Mins Addie Grogan
Wil Porter
Pickens
G. C. Bowie
AL Wy
Property for sale and legal notices from Walhalla 1907
Property offers include Lewis Rowland Farm 170 acres near Walhalla and 49 acres on Tamassee road with other holdings listed, followed by a legal notice from the Court of Common Pleas in Oconee County. Harriet Thompson Roberts sues John B Thompson et al to partition the estate of John W S Thompson deceased, with summons issued August 26 1907 and setting of answer deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Rowland
Walhalla
Port
Nicholson
West Walhalla
Tamassee Road
M. I. Cantrell
A. ©. Burton
B. A. Bentley
SYATH
South Carolina
Court of Common Plaws
Wathatla Courth House
A. D
D. Burns
P. Robt
A. Thompson
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Bank OF
Paul Hayne
M. L. Alexander
Oconee Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association
Joe Balso
Thos, Bibb, M. A. Torrell
Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Miss Yongue Watertains
Conneross
Westminster
R. Callaway
Atlanta
New York
Seni
R. Callaway & CO
Relier
Oconee County Farm
8. O
J. W. Alexander
Spartanburg, S. C
Columbia Phonographs
Von
Craig - Verner Mercantile Co
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