Death of Mrs Merrick Ends Local Social Figure’s Life
Mrs Juli M Merrick wife of A B Merrick died Thursday night at her home after a long illness. Born December 17 1847 in Spartanburg County she was 62 and a longtime member of Valhalla Presbyterian Church. She aided social life cheered others and is mourned by husband Clifford S Merrick Chicago R Q Merrick Greenville Mrs Gea I Stoo Walhatha and Anson A Merrick in U S Naval Service two grandsons and three sisters survive. Funeral services were held Friday at Ye Pyeshy treian church with Rev Ge M Wilcox and Rev Johnny Law. Interment in Westview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juli M. Merrick
Merrick
Peebdes
Vanday
Hwaldes
Clifford
Chicago
Q. Merrick
Greengines
Ge i. Stoo
Walhatha
Anson AL Merrick
Toe
United States Naval Service
Gainesville
Gan
S.A. Chang
Watkinsville
Qin
Ad. Wo Large
Gulnervtile
Many
Health builder Electric Bitters praised in tribute
The passage extols Electric Bitters as the greatest health builder, claiming it strengthens stomach liver kidneys and bowels, purifies the blood and invigorates the whole system. It urges use to prevent weakness and sickness, and ends with a gratitude note to Ezra Cromer and mentions family members.
Local Happenings Across Lori and Surrounding Areas
Community notes from Lori area detail visits, travels, and family events. Names such as Mr Ballenger, Miss Guntine, the Campbell family, the Atles, and Mr and Mrs Bolomin appear among a flurry of visits, trips, and social calls. A new principal for Hebtha school is named as well as an upcoming funeral at a local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vertia
Syootat
Ballenger
Weamiwater
Waa
Shirley
Wille
Amith
Misa Kdky Guntine
AS Campbell
Alice Sinich
Gagal
Coleg
Ruth
Westminster
Ablex
VD. Crooks
Perend
Hy Atle
Byte Wilson
Chidwen
Susie Caroleen
Maga Rath
Kate
Susie Shirley
Mre
Bolomin Lak Sweed
Preston Abies
Heetha
Jlanny Kennedy
Beneca
Cohitives
Re Mh Petes
Townville
Prat
A Smith
Peiticipal
Hevtha
Tohardwen
Anderson
Eling Karle
Why Men s Kgux Are Popular In Publicity Debate
A garbled passage discusses publicity value, likening public notices to ads. It argues that publicity benefits both sides in troubling matters, noting aggressive ad campaigns attract attention, while restraint yields fewer calls and less visibility for the turtle and hen analogies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite
Oregon
Geom
omRe
Elegant Ladies Club Meeting at Liberty Lodge
A Wise and Otherwise Club gathering last Monday at Liberty Lodge hosted by Mrs Earle due to Miss Verner's absence. Officers elected include Annie Verner as president Luin Earle as vice president Eloise Strother as recording secretary and Julia Maxwell as cashier. Guests received Mother Goose contest booklets and Silhouettes. Rene Stribling won stationery in a prize drawing. a light repast followed with sweets before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraces Stribling
Liberty Lodge
Miss Verner
Earle
Shum
Eaworth
Shelor
Prowient
Annie Virner
Luin Earle
Eloise Strother
Mira Bertha Lehmnmaher
Julia Maxwell
Misa Saltte
Miesrene
Belus
Stribling
Anne Cri
Sunia Kah
Bertie Schumacher
Irene Strother
Geeride Blowin
Gloria Strother
Miss Emma Gary to Speak at Temperance Meeting
An upcoming temperance gathering will feature Miss Emma Gary, a returned missionary, with details on time and place still being confirmed. The event, likely held at the Court House or a church, aims to rally support for prohibition efforts and religious outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas Kinin Ginistomoy
Emma Gary
Miss Gary
Dial
Gray Court
Herbert
Gary Kuvelis
RM. DuBose
Iwilte
Simin Gary
Agnes
Ming Gary
ST. Blackman
Pot McPherson
District Odd Fellows Convention Held in Walhalla
The District Convention of the Qad Fellows met in Walhalla with about fifty delegates from Oconee Anderson Pickens and Greenville counties. A morning session featured welcomes by Mayor Steck and others, reports of lodge membership gains, and praise for the Odd Fellows Orphan Home and its new dormitory. The night session covered the order’s secrets, an address on Odd Fellowship principles, and a collection for the orphan home. The next convention was tentatively planned for Anderson with Walhulla as a possible site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qad Fellows
Walhalla
Jas
He Craig
Oconee
Anderson
Pickens
Greenville
Rieeting
Crate
Steck
W. C. Hughs
Business Men's League
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Craig
Jone
F. Kile Mngsworth
Columbia
T. A. Vaughn
H. G. Smith
Noelke
Hoelso
Odd Fellows
Sesson
Mavonley
Yolock
Odd Fellowship
Dr. Burns
Turevey
Charleston
Nix
JR. Karte
Odd Pellowshin
Rave Wnne
Kiltingaworth
Grand Secre
Odd Fellows' Orphan Home
Sterling Lodge
Walhul- Ji
Ovonee Lodge
Alan Ght
Déterates
Dr Kings New Life Pills headline tragedy in Americus
Americus Georgia September report of a fatal wreck when an auto plunged from a foot embankment at speed killing John McLendon a young businessman and bank clerk and Viola Hepman while another passenger Ethel Hi suffered severe burns. The crash sparked a fire that consumed the bodies and hindered identification. Phyndelana and others reacted as alarms summoned help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
John McLendon
Viola Hepman
Ethel Hi
Otelock
McLendon
Kihel
Phyndelana
LOCALS AND PERSONALS ITEMS AND SALES
Locals note funeral and church services with invites to Lutheran and High Falls sermons. Millinery openings by Miss Finnegan and Morgan and Hannah Buess in Seneca and Walhalla advertise fall hats. Fred and Arthur Brown visit Furman and Greenville ties noted. John Jacat leaves for Jacksonville for six weeks with business interests. Fire at Wald home causes heavy losses. Wagons sale with Gauntacinted craftsmanship offered by Jee Lay in Walhalla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sala
Seo B.S. Brown
Sylem
S. C
At & W. Fitchford’s
Lutheran Church
Singleton
Tantly
Stey
Bailey
Fincranan & Morgan
Seneca
Furman Figing School
Greenville
Walhalla
Fred
Arthur Brown
Hannah Buess
Craig-Verner Mercantile Co
J. J. Trainett
High Falls
Miss Hannah
John Jacat
Jacksonville
Jockius
Fincannan & Morgan
Wil, Wald
Nexor
Jose
Wald
Sile
Murder at the Heer Saloon in Douglas Georgia
The report describes a deadly shooting at or near the Heer Saloon in Douglas on September 26. J. G. Gordon was killed when Hall fired after ejecting him, the lethal volley ending Gordon’s life instantly. Local notices mention community life, crop prospects, new land development, and a move to Cherespon Armonn and Bam Dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Hall
Heer
Keaper
Blaaa
J. G. Gordon
Hey
Gordon
Alvucho
Ramsay's Creek
Lond
Cherespon
Armonn
Bam
Cross Rowe
Rena Hunstiger
Mloyd
Stewart
Battle Axe Shoes Highlight Quality and Style Appeal
The ad touts Battle Axe Shoes as the best choice for quality and durability. It emphasizes three key factors: attractiveness of style, strong wear resistance, and long years of oxy in shoe making. The text promises popular appeal for those seeking top footwear and invites readers to inspect the fall stock.
Local Clothing Sale Promises Great Values
A local retailer advertises a deep sale on men’s and boys’ clothing and children’s wear. The notice promises reasonable prices and first rate value to shoppers seeking good quality garments.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. A. ©. Merrick
Ezra Cromer
Ehilideens
Keedie Cromer
Gthaon
Corrie Croier Shell
Dake J. Cromer
Lori
Terra
Miss. Owen
Colmred
Wal Hats
Merilag
Torwan
Haribo
Sunshine Society
Frances Stribling
Will
Haxeclhiest
Mam Hold Bhameless
Leighton W. Hagethurnt, Jr
Grover B. Sian
Company 1
Seventeenth Infantry
Edward D. Conder
Albert L. Mills
Department of the Galt
Mort McPherson
Llewl Haxelharet
Blan
Wang
Tity Peent
Arter
Ted Wpon
Mgethurst
Lam
Ham
Maetharat
Blun
J. W. Ball
Valhalla
W. J. Dunney
Comncross Vocal Union
Comneross Loreal Union
W. A Butler
A. N. Prichard
Dr. King
Dol McLendon
Viole
Pe Visieimieh Deiotelelobeio Fe
Mebesonbeo Leodorbeefondeo
Ur Heer
Drugeist
Moses
Marty
Baby
Johnnie
Mamie
Bilia Thas
Aoon
Pamisayts Creek
Ps Ps Py
Ladiog
F. Vv
Lippman
Bavannah
Marett
General Merchandise
So. Ca
Wright Brothers
Wrights
Crossett Shoe “Makes
Crossett’s
Lewis A. Crossett, Inc
Noah Abington
C. W. Pitchford
F. B. Johnson & Co
Seneca, S. C
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