Court Proceedings and State Fair Notes in Walhalla
The November term of the Court at Walhalla presided by Judge Watts disposed of several cases including guilty verdicts in gambling and assisting offenses, with others continued or sent back. The State Fair at Columbia closed with large attendance and premiums totaling over seven thousand dollars. The feast featured a grand parade, Clemson friendly events, and a queen crowned by the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoeal Seunions
Oconee County
Walhalla
KC. Watts
Boga
Bu Alfend
Allen Watterson
Bill
Zimmerman
Pepora
Lula Robinson
Kama Robinnon
Jas
Crooks
Falke
State
Milton M. Gaines
Chas. M. Gaines
Holston Wright
George Wright
W. KR. Cobb
Lein
Caso
Raley
Bate Tory
State Va
Geo Blake
Addison
Ji Jenkins
Jack Lloyd
Columbia
Capitol City
Largo
State Agricultural and Mechanical Society
Touxe
Southern Railway
Horaes
Seaboard Air Line
Land of Flowers
Clemson
Carrie Natit Dean
State Arion] Tural and Mechanical Society
of Thern
A. H. White
Rock Ihn
A. Th. Smythe
Charleston
Watson
Ridge Springa
I. J. Kinard
J. Waah
Watia
Mountville
School Improvement Work At Bear Swamp Highlighted
Articles describe a local school improvement program with speakers like L Craig and D F Nicholson, noting plans for county associations, federation meetings, and arbors days. Bear Swamp hosts a decorated building, flags raised, and pupils singing as they plant trees and honor education.
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Gregor
Noation
L. Craig
D. F. Nicholaun
Te Juynies
Kas
W. Macaulay
M Shelor
Steck, Bertoith
Carrie Smith
Ming Bhelor
J. Be Upham
Macaulay
R. ‘T. Jaynen
D. F. Nicholson
G.I. Craig
Mine Maryo Sholer
Borttemith
Mra
M. W. Coleman
Misa Marye Shelor
R. T. Jaynes
Graig
D. ¥. Nisholaon
Bear Swamp
Bear
Goua
Wade Hampton
Fitzhugh Lee
Dixie
G. F. Clarkson
W. M. Fennell
America
R.T. Jaynes
Swan School
Jaques
Wotnall
Triwtees
Traon
Koowoo Courier
J. B. Upham
Mamie Gray
Ntrs. Coleman
Tillman
Hiptoca
Johnie Keb
Sargeant Jasper
Scones
Marge Sholey
Oconee
Nean Kwamy Hehoot
W. M
AWAMP
Providence
News from Seneca details local visits and events
The column lists arrivals and social calls in Seneca including Mrs. Verner and daughter Emily en route to Atlanta, Mrs. Moll of Clemson College visiting Bonoos, and Julius's Sunday in Seneca with a Presbyterian school talk. It notes travel to Richland and Alabama, a Knight of the Grip, illness of Mrs. Julia M. Johnson, and Governor Wilson’s guest lists, plus Halloween decorations, a school fundraiser, and floral show notes.
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C. Varner
Seneca Laat
Wovern Benth
Greenville
Reld
L. BR. Vaniviere
Savannah
Aos McUaray
P. H. Moll
Clemson College
Bonoos
Miss White
Nei
Keowoo
Bali
Shelor
Meea
D. P. Verner
Emily
Seneca
Atlanta
Alabama
Julius
G.W. Gignillias
Presbyterian Sunday School
Camack Loft
Richlan County
Gentes
Frask Ho
Frank White
Seneck
Julia M. Johnson
Tov
Jas. A. Wilson
el Nowhere
Ladton' Aid Society
W. P. Nimmons
Missionary Union
Greenwood
Mra. Brackett
O. J. Doyle
Thin County
Townes Holloman
Geones
Re. W. J. Board
Walhalla
Lola Gignilliat
W. J. Beard
J. Moll
Sonoca
G. W. Gignilliat
Richland
L. P
Benedict
Occasio
Wlee
Boae
Nod Mra
Floral Association
Cotton Picking At State Fair Report Ends With Hope
A fragmented news note recalls cotton picking and a State Fair expedition by local correspondents W G Driver and Clay L Driver. It mentions hearing a rural speech, pleasant meetings with A J Gannett, and optimism that crop conditions will improve, albeit with sparse details and a final line noting the crop in good and zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Driver
Oleam
Tampkin
Chappelia
Clay L. Driver
Westminster
A. J. Gannett
Lee Store Shooting Fannin County Families in Turmoil
Fragmentary report details a shooting near Sam Rothell’s home on the Georgia side of the Tugaloo River in Habersham County. It notes a longstanding Rothell family feud, with four or five kin left, and fears further trouble. Sam Rothell remains at home as police have not arrested him.
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Hall
Poe
Lee
Rothell
Habermham County
Lees
Carolina
Tugaloo Hvar
Util
Itoth Ollalao
Toccon
Sam
Georgia
O. Rothell
Toavon
Aving
Sam Rothell
Dout Bregan
Ruakhu Anderson
Seneca
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Reotoce Courier
Sane, Jaerome Ars
Alfred Cohen
Hare bin
Any Duster
Maliasa Fove
Maliasa Love
Andy Tuster
Shain Gang
Statova
Walter Chitwood
Mreaton Patterson
Henry Fattersom
Stato Va
Emma
Amanda Gilbard
St. Andersen
Gannett
T. Trennan
Jessian
Howe
Benson
Kellar
Haimont
J. W. Bell
Deageint, Eee
Conncross
Comneroon
J. Mc McGuire
Wathalin
Marion Durham
Newry
Comcross
Vent
Courier
Fe Peake
Agdornon
Beneon
Vartons
Oarway
Thornwell
Phowako
Mlofal
White Rock
Ine
Oakway
Slock
Alhatie
Atchison, Kan
Daily Globe
Ovary
Thor
Croup
Hive Ayenp
Tolu
Chamberlain
Romardy
Clearmont Notes
Enemy
Qwal
Maar
South Carolina
Georgis Lina
August Flower
Stribling Drug Co
J. H Darby
Valhalla
Ruskin Anderson
Sonia
Compross Hupitat
Smith
J. M. Sanders
J. M. MaGuire
J. R. Moor
H L. Stone
Leo Anderson
Hla
Journal
Tne
Wall’ Tome
Abbeville
Autonion and Oollnge
T “Ghroling Mutual Benefit Society
W. Oe KL
Agent Anderson
Carolina Mutual Gener Society
Lantonn
Noweor
Wont Union
Boar Swamp
Zion
Ted Hill
County Board of Education
Walhalla Court House
L. T
Jaynes . I. Nicholson
Board of
Qcones' Co. Novambar Bth
Bolte
Iona
Newry, Oconee CO
Indiana
J. W. Byrd & CO
S. C
Bucorabors
Richardson & Byrd
Courtenay Manufacturing Co
ALT
Soc
M. W. Coleman & CO
Seneca, S. C
J. T. Lawrence & CO
Seneca, SO. CA
Iseaborn Brothers
Canton
Amoreans
Exponter
Schumacher
S.C
V. S. Norman
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