Local items note visits, marriages, and weather
Victoria visitor Mr IL G Thompson from Victoria is in town. Dentists, embroidery sales, and fashion offers appear in Valhalla. People travel to Columbia, Greenville, Gainesville, and Seneca for commencements, weddings, and family visits. The State Democratic Exec Committee plans a July 1 meeting in Columbia. Reports of health, church events, and a new instrument at a local hall are noted.
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Hutchison
Valhalla
Alice Strom
Chicora College
Greenville
S. C
Ice Trust
Jobn F. Crai -Mv
Henry E. Thompson
Columbia
J. W. J. Thompson
J. J. Kay
Ralph Carter
Rebie Slomi
Gainesville
Brenan College
J. W. Nix
G. K. Maxwell
Democratic Executive Committee
Col. Wylie Jones
D. Hunt
Oconee
Demorest
Saturda Halla
Walhalla area notes and town updates
Local items include new baby caps at Miss R Phillips Seneca. D P Bearden to preach at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Pickens on second Sunday in June at 11 am. Curent notes cover residents returning from Washington Ga Valhalla and Pelham N H, a West Point scholarship exam, ads for Winthrop College exams, a Blue Ridge Railroad schedule change, an inquest into Viola Roll Ledford death, corsets at R Phillips Seneca, Welsh Neck High School commencement dates, and community notices on taxes weddings and bicycle regulations.
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Mary St Abernathy
Wa Halla
Washington
D.C
Providence Hospital
Cr. Craig
Scones County
I. Norman
Re Phillips
Seneca
Anderson Daily Mail
Mes
Campbell
Lena
Mra. N. Game Breif
Dune d
Eureka Baptist Church
N.C
Probst
Carrie Mae Probst
Phillips
S.C
John C. Mickler
Fanny May
Highlands
Sapphire
Franklin
Asheville
Hendersonville
North Carolina
Arkansas Democrat
Little Rock
Arkansas
W. S. Hamiter
Presbyterian General Assembly
Kingman
Hamster
Sue Toon
John Tb. Jolly
Denver
Anderson County
Not. Buns
Midway
Dolly
J Phillipsy
Honda
Anderson
Hotloman
Ty Tanmney
Lunney's
Valhalla
West Point
John J. Craig
Winthrop College
Court House
Walhalla
D. 3. Johnson
Rock Hill
J. Gaines
Oconco County
Miss McCullough
Mn V. 1
Norman
Iltl. McCarley
Oconee
College of Charleston
McCarley
Geo. 1
Wilson
Telephone Company
Fair Hel
Brevard
Auick
John LP Craig
Banley
Vayco
Mrv
J.C. Garlington
Spartanburg
S. C
Garlington
Moon of the Times
Page
Girlington
Pone
Adger College
Letter From Representative Brown Onkway May 27
Onkway May 27 Editors Courier: crops and health noted as fair with Corn and cotton late but likely to meet season. Fruit crop described as adequate and the community health deemed reasonably good. Oakway School closing exercises were well attended with commendable organization by Prof and Mrs Macaulay. Veterans in Oconoo praised the Columbia reunion as a great success. Pension delays blamed on late legislative actions and Governor not approving bill in time. Criticism of wasted time and high legislative pay. Hope for better adjournment and crop prospects, signed W. M. Brown.
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Onkway
Oakway
Mra. N. W. Macaulay
Oconeo
Columbia
Hampton
Gordon
Oconoo
Charleston
Sam
W. M. Brown
Westminster May 28 Local and Personal Paragraphs
Westminster notes a high scoring ball game with Seneca 20 to 17, plus a parade of visitors and residents in town. Among those mentioned are H L Weaver from Roswell Georgia, Mrs Will Cragg and family, Prof Agnew of Greer, and Vera Stribling with family. Several townsfolk travel for graduations and college events, along with sickness updates and social visits. Fire brigade notes a close call incident with a locomotive engineer in Bussington, Iowa, and a push for Hartz household remedies follows.
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Westminster
H. L Weaver
Roswell
Jameson
Atlanta
Win
Bibb
Freeman
Ilo
Epting
Knight
Williamston
Anderson
Ralphony
Walhalla
Gainesville
Brenan College
M.S. Stribling
Todd
Nawberry
Mika Myra Mason
Vair May
Misa Eflie Stribling
Southern Female College
Cornelia Normal Institute
M. M. Smith
Seneca
Bert Freeman
J. A. Barksdale
James Sproles
Greenwood
J. W. McGee
Mya
Cross
Lijton
Ida Jong Ally Prolly
Do Melling
M Cape
Medical Board Will Prosecute Fakes in State
Columbia May 24 The State Board of Medical Examiners reports six colored applicants entered, one passed, and thirty woven applicants passed. The board unanimously resolves to appeal to licensed physicians and citizens to report violations. The Governor promises removal if magistrates fail to thoroughly examine cases. reports to the board will be kept confidential among board members.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Knights of Pythias Convention Visit in Spartanburg
Dr J B Stribling II Doyle and Seneca Knights journey by Southern train for the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythian annual convention in Spartanburg. Grand Chancellor Von Kolnitz presided. about one hundred new members were initiated. Banquet and concert at Converse College drew large crowds. next meeting tentatively set for Groomwood. Spartanburg hosts praised for hospitality and progress.
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Dra. J
Stribling
II. C. Doyle
Seneca
Spartanburg
L. K. Anderson
W.it
Hestor
von Kolnitz
Grand Lodge
Phoro
Walhalla Lodge
Messrs
J. M. Moss
J. M. Ward
Jas
Thompson
Converso College
M. L. Bonham
Mowor
D. M. Knight
Rand Keeper of Records
Grand ‘Tribune
Groomwood
Inpartanburg
Greenwood
Pensioners list for Oconee County includes classes and payments
Clerk R D Burns reports a total pension fund of 2440.20 for Oconee County with 165 pensioners on the county list and payments varying by class from 10.60 to 14.70 dollars. Names appear by class with many Albions listed. pensioners must apply in person for their books and a written order. The notice ends with an advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills.
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Slave
South Canouna
Conumma
C. T. Craig
Oconee
Walhalla
Jas. L. Mann
Geor
Loos
Indi
Buehler
Frye
John J. McMahan
Mer School
McMahan
Bom
R. D. Burns
Burns
Westminster Items Chronicle of local events and notices
The Westminster Timon reports on a missing six year old child from Clearmont after a disruption in a household and offers condolences. It notes a May 12 wedding of John Tannery to Miss Clarke near Westminster, mentions Miss Dodson’s overdose attempt at Chonwell Cotton Mill and her recovery, and announces the resignation of Roy S. Wilson as pastor to move to Virginia. Florence Newman praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for muscular rheumatism.
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Westminster Timon
James T. Wilson
Clearmont
John Tannery
Mish Clarke
J. H. Clarke
Tannery
John
Virginia
Wilson
Costive remedy sold by Dr Bell amid storm damage
An Asheville area notice reports Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets offered by Dr J W Bell at 25 cents a box, while a recent storm has caused about five hundred thousand dollars in damage to the Southern Railway’s Asheville division.
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Chamberlain
J. W. Bell
Asheville
Southern Railway
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