Walhalla Derm: Local notices and travels in town
Walhalla residents and visitors are seen in a stream of brief items: J. Hi. Cantrell attends Charleston Exposition. Miss Daffie Moss visits Emma Lay at Lay's Mill. Carter & Co. promote spring and summer fashion. Many locals travel, host, or attend events and meetings. church picnics, Democratic conventions, and business visits populate the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valhalla
I. D. Fincannon
J. Hi. Cantrell
Charleston
Daffie Moss
Emma Lay
Lay's Mill
Carter & Co.'s
R. E. Crosby
Aiken County
J. R. Crosby
Lutheran Sunday School
Pieper's Park
Dendy
Turnpike
C.R. Nouchins
Walhalla
Thomas Welborn
Pickens County
J.S. Sloan
A. Bom. Gibbes
Savannah
Wolf. Loos
Kaurena
BK. R. Lavens
J. G. Crosby
Atlanta
H. H. Graddick
R. T. Jaynes
Columbia
John G. Law
Walhalla Presbyterian Church
R. J, Lopers
J. W. Bell
Baltimore
Bell
McCormick
T. M. Lowery
Seneca
N. J. Weaver
Teowell
Apent
J. Stribling
Messrs
F. D. Rothell
J. R. Earle
W. EH. Reeder
Rey
LT. Mullinix
Valhalla Market
I. D. Fineannon
Prop'r
Grandy & Jordan
Greenville
O. J. Copeland
Anderson
Walhalla Baptist Church
J. (. Shockley
West Union
C. —Messia
Jos
W. Sheley
James Thompson
Greenwood
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Imi
J. FE. Singleton
Tabor Democratic Club
Juvenile Missionary Society of the Valhalla Methodist Church
Bell's Hall
Mia
B. Schroder
F. W. Pieper
Hosaverter
Ida Oelkers
Carter & Co
S.C
Tamasseo
R. L. Rogera
Robert
Tf. McCalla
Lowndesville
Congress
W. J. Gaines
Augusta Chronicle
Oconee
Two Rooms For Rent On Faculty Hill, Apply Here
Local help wanted notices mix with social items as residents seek rental space on Faculty Hill and advertise goods. Items include shoe sales, sewing supplies, and household services, with health updates and church event notices interwoven.
Early Digestive Remedy Promoted With Cure Claims
Lately starved in London as he could not digest his food. Early use of Dr King's New Life Pills would have helped by strengthening the stomach aiding digestion promoting assimilation improving appetite. Price two cents money back if not satisfied sold by all druggists in the county.
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London
Dr. King
Train party boards for exposition voyage this morning
The list of passengers includes Mrs A RK Morgan, Miss Matilda Knje, Messrs P I Green A McAlister IT Schumacher Geo L Wilson Arthur and John Ernest W I Reeder CG R D Burns J R Veal C K Gillard J Y Jones D M Alexander W F Moody T Bloom Sam Maxwell Richard Colliers V N Norman d J Grahl T BE Alexander and J Mickler as they boarded the train for the exposition today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. RK. Morgan
Matilda Knje
P. I. Green
McAlister
Schumacher
Geo
L. Wilson
Arthur
John Ernest
W. I. Reeder
R. D. Burns
J. R. Veal
C.K. Gillard
J. Y. Jones
D. M. Alexander
W. F. Moody
T. Bloom
Sam Maxwell
Richard Colliers
V. N. Norman
D. J. Grahl
T. BE. Alexander
J., C. Mickler
Farm Machinery Ad by T M Lowery of Seneca
In a different column advertisement Mr T M Lowery of Seneca promotes a large stock of farm implements and machinery. He sells McCormick mowers reapers harrows wagons and harness on fair terms and invites buyers to consult him for a good deal and reliable service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Lowery
Seneca
Ife
McCormick
MceCormick
Walhalla School Board Names New Faculty
At a Tuesday meeting the Walhalla Board completed the Walhalla Graded Schools organization by electing the faculty. D. F. Nicholson of Abbeville as Superintendent and Senior Dept teacher, Kate J. Steck of Walhalla for the Junior Dept, Susie W. Sranson of Abbeville for the Intermediate Dept, Julia M. Jones of Newberry for the Primary Dept, and Ilelen S. Moss of Walhalla for Millville School. The board praises the strong faculty and looks for a successful term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walhalla School Board
Walhalla Graded Schools
D. F. Nicholson
Abbeville
S.C
Kate J. Steck
Walhalla
Susie W. Sranson
Julia M. Jones
Newberry
Millville
Obituary for William Stunter of Mountain Rest
William Stunter, aged 76, of Mountain Rest, died after a brief illness on Wednesday May hith 102 at o'clock. Born November 9 184? in Rabun county Georgia, he leaves a wife five sons and two daughters. A farmer and ex Confederate soldier, he was a long time member and deacon of Capital church. Burial at Bethlehem cemetery on May 16 at 4 o'clock following services by W T Moalister. The community mourns a good neighbor and Christian gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melton Singleton
Nazareth Methodist Church
Car + Co
Walmila
S.C
Alma Carter
G. R. Carter
Walhalla
W. W. Russell
Anderson
Toll Gate
Robert Russell
Lawrence Minton
Return
J. H. Stone
T. M. Lowery
Seneca
S. C
Geo. A. Letford
TH. E. Buecklen & Co
Chicago
Valhalla
Walhalla Hotel
Letford
Uareal
Methodist Church
William Stunter
Mountain Rest
Bright
Mr,unter
Ape
Eesti
Rabun County
Georgia
Ile
Andrew, Carr V
J. Davis
Washington
Oconee County
James L
W. M
Mia
W. L. Orr
Mountain Frest
Andrew Bearden
Oakway
Hunter
Capital
Brother Hunter
Bethlehem
W. T. Moalister
Oakway Post Office Reopens Under Mrs Haley
The Oakway Post Office has been reestablished with Mrs J J Haley as postmaster A direct mail schedule to Fair Play will bring letters to the railroad and notice at Oakway for twenty four hours, a service benefit to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakway
J. J. Haley
Fair Play
Town Tax Collection Notice
Town treasurer W L Verner warns that the town books close May 31 for meep ged guea J collection. After the date, the feast will attach and interest or penalties may apply. Citizens are urged to pay promptly.
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W. L. Verner
Cherry Lemon and Orange Phos Phates and Orangeade
A vivid ad touts Cherry Lemon and Orange Phos Phates and Orangeade as easy summer refreshments. It promises a crisp ice cold, delicious flavor of fresh fruit and notes ice cream available on specific days.
Court Proceedings in Common Pleas Session
The Court of Common Pleas continued in session until noon Friday. The court tried new cases including James T. Roid versus Courtenay Manufacturing Company with verdict for defendant and Richard Compton versus Elijah C. Marett with verdict for plaintiff for 175 dollars. About half the docket cases were continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
James T. Roid
Courtenay Manufacturing Company
Richard Compton
Elijah C. Marett
Fire destroys new Mount Pleasant residence of Dr. Bowen
Early yesterday a fine new residence in Mount Pleasant, nearly ready for Dr. W. J. Bowen, was totalled by fire. The physician faced about 2000 dollars in losses with no insurance. The blaze origin remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News and Courier
Mount Pleasant
W. J. Bowen
Picnic at Cherry's Crossing Sponsored by Methodists
The committee expects a crowd of fifty or more for next Friday the 23rd at Cherry's Crossing. Captain Anderson offers a round trip fare of 53 cents. children under twelve ride for half price. Train departs Walhalla at 8 a.m. and West Union at 8.00, with pickup at alhalla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Cherry
Anderson
Alhalla
West Union
Walhalla
CO. W. Pitchford
Seven Years in Bed and a Remarkable Recovery
Mrs L Pease of Lawrence Kansas had been bedridden seven years from kidney liver trouble and nervous prostration. After three bottles of Electric Hitters she could walk again and in three months felt like a new person. Women with headaches backache nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizzy spells may find it beneficial. Satisfaction guaranteed by druggists for 50 cents.
Boyd Callas Wedding at Newry in May
The Boyd Callas wedding took place on May 14 at Newry Hall with Rev. John St. Moore officiating. Bride and groom, both of Newry, received abundant congratulations and gifts as family and friends filled the hall for a formal ceremony ending with fond wishes for a peaceful life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newry
Fred. Unger
J. D. Whitmire
Lee Chandler
S. Luther Richardson
Monta Knox
Misa Ida Callas
J. Earle Harper
B.C
Robert Harrison Boyd
J. L. Boyd
Flood Destroys Telegraph Line In Lisbon Area
A violent flood swept away a telegraph line near Lisbon La. Chase Ellis describes standing thigh-deep in icy water and enduring a severe cold before doctors labeled consumption. Dr King’s New Discovery cured him after six bottles. A London Lancet note urges nasal hygiene to reduce colds and germ disease. The annual meeting of the South Carolina Conference Oman’s Foreign Missionary Society convenes at Sumter June 3 with delegates urged to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase. Ellis
Lisbon
Oakland
Nob
Sioux City
Omaha
Dr. King
South Carolina
Oman
Foreign Missionary Society
Sumter
C. L. Stubbs
Bucklow’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Burns Relief
A Jonesville Virginia man recounts a severe burn that left leg sores for twenty years until Bucklow's Arnica Salve healed him. The ad claims the salve eases burns cuts sores bruises and piles and is sold locally for 25 cents with notice to check subscription status with Tug Courren.
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W. I. Eada
Jonesville
Bucklow
Oconegan Visits Exposition in Charleston Exposition
J H Darby notes an Oconeean's Charleston trip for the Exposition and Harbor sights. He describes fort Sumter bells to Magnolia Gardens, Washington's history, Midway wonders, and exhibits from U S Fisheries to the Negro Building. He laments Oconee’s weak county exhibit and praises the National and State displays amid Charleston landmarks.
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Magnolia
Logare
Pitt
Uth Carolina
Rutledge Avenue
Wittie
Thomson
Charleston
St. John’s Hotel
Sir Henry Clinton
Washington
Sam
Oconee
United States
Fieb
Marine Corps
Manassas
Longstreet
D. Lee
Wilcox
Stonewall Jackson
Paris
Paul Philippetaux
Bostock
A. Massey
Westminster Excur sion plans and local notices in May
Westminster notes show a fraternal excursion to Atlanta announced by L P Smith. Residents and visitors include Elaine Mathewson of Atlanta visiting Westminster, and various locals traveling to Charleston Exposition. The shuttle factory extends to twelve hours to meet orders, a fire damages a home but insured, and a music event entertains guests at Andersons.
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Westminster
Belle Jones
Leonard Jones
Bessie Epting
Elinor Knight
E. Anderson
Charleston Exposition
R. F E. Mason
Myra Lay
T. N. Carter
Hafed Carter
W. Li
England
Weastminster
Joe McJunkin
South Union
Charleston
Elizabeth Martin
Polter
P. J. Vermillion
G. W. Marett
Spartanburg
South Carolina Federation of Woman's Clubs
Ladie Coleman
Chas. W. Webb
Anderson
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Newark
N. J
Morgan H. McJunkin
Frank Sheldon
Louise
Seneca
M.S. Stribling
Gov. W. Marett
Atlanta
Tr. 1. Weaver
Roswell
A. 2B. Hamlin
Abbeville
East Tennessee
D. Frank McAlister
Poplar
M. EK
R. M. DubBose
John J. Goforth
Oconee Mutual Insurance Company
C. EB. Anderson
Miss Knight
Binone
Westminster High School
Miss Eating
Methodist Sunday School
Kev
D. Brink
A. J. Gossett
Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad Claims One Day Cold Cure
John Wannamaker spends over $1,000 daily on newspaper ads in Philadelphia. He runs a pagan day campaign across the Ledger Times North American Evening Telegraph and other papers with large ad expenditures listed for each. EK W Grove signs each box of the cure, refund offered if no cure. 25 cents per box.
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EK. W. Grove
John Wannamaker
Hiladelphia
Ress
Ledger
Times
North American
Evening Telegraph
Local Notes From Allen's Store and Nearby
Community tidbits report visits among residents and families in Anderson and nearby around May. Louis Cromer and Kara Cromer share time with relatives. Stribling and Cromer households plan builds. J J Cromer visits Seneca. Isbell and Whitworth attend gatherings. Martha Cromer ill. Lawrence Brock sees White Plains friends. Heller visits. Isbell from Yukeena collects guano notes. farming weather notes include thinning cotton and fair corn.
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Allen
Louis Cromer
Anderson
Kara Cromer
P. Stribling
Maill
Jim Johnnyn
Harriet
Eeriene
Stribling
Esra Cromer
J. J. Cromer
Seneca
John Isbell
Fair Play
J. T. Whitworth
Rock Hill
Martha Cromer
Lawrence Brock
White Plains
Anderson County
Louis Heller
P. H. Isbell
Yukeena
G. W
Botanic Blood Balm advertised as cure-all tonic
An 19th century advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a universal healer curing cancer blood poison pimples boils and various ailments claiming it purifies the blood. It lists price trial offers and a local sponsor J H Danby druggist Atlanta Ga. A New Mexico citizen’s remark appears amid a gallery scene quote about politics.
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Atlanta Ga
J. H. Danby
Mont Pelee Death Toll Estimated at 31000
New York May 19 official estimates from Fort de France place 28000 buried in the St Pierre area. About 6000 were rescued by steamships or to safety. Some 3000 are believed drowned in the Mont Pelee eruption. This remains the most complete figure to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mont Pelee
Fort de France
St. Pierre
Thia
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Moore
Darby
R. E. Mason
Westminster, S. C
Stonecypher
Jesse Lay, Jr
Cheehes
Honest Con
J. C. Shockley
Ice
Faculty Hill
John F. Crete
J. P. Keese
Mra
H. J. Reeder
Walhlalla
Eva Reeder
State Federation of Women's Ubes
O. F. Bacon
E. A. Hines
L. W. Jordan
Minnie Peden
McCormick Farm Machinery
Walhalla Graded School
Dr. Bowen
Boyd
Callas
London Lancet
Tug Courren
J. H. Darby
An Oconegan
Editors Courier
Keowee
Jim
Fort Sumter
Atlantic
Old
St. Michaels
George Washington
Henry Haughton
Tittle
Magnolia Gardens
Ashley River
Stede Bonnel
Frome
Lafayette
Martin Hole
Cairo
Jim Key
Atage
Heaven
Hell
Citadel
South
John C. Calhoun
Noble Shaft
Charlotte Street
Gardonean
Carter
Goforth
Jessie Pinkey Tall
Springville
Ala
J. W. Boll
Allen’s Store
New Mexico
Weshingon
House of Representatives
Mont Poled
F. C
American Beauty
Nenana
Malamazoo Corset Co
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Nannie Barron
Walhalla, S
L. Norman
Seaborn Brothers
G. A. Norman's
Agent Royal Tea and Coffee Company
Walhalla, D. C
Coleman & CO
Seneca, South Carolina
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