Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-07-07
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s.S Mr.. Wm. sc. Rochester is tic proud
fethor o. q baby girl. 5fS fs3 z .8s5s 5sSss
955533S Mrs. Chas. Wood and baby, or Ander-
son, are. visiting in and near Walballa.
Mrs. WI. Nix, Of Columbia, Is on q
y visit to her father, Mr.. G.. X. Maxwell,
III and family. u, 5$a 81 4
e Prof. Robt, Il. Singleton will conduct
an all-day singing at Poplar Springs next
Parties falling to receive their papers
+ regularly will confer o favor by notifying
us OF tho same. El# WAX s.t
DR.. Fahnestook will be In hia office
oyory Monday, Tuesday and Saturday
until further notice. i.s5s3 J lti 5s H..
Mr.. Alex. Ivester and daughter, Daisy.
: of Anderson, visited relatives In and
b near Walhalla this week. f q S E. ~,
Quite a number Of young people won't
to Tunnel Hill last Friday night to picnic
Thoy report q pleasant time. s. 31
Mrs. Capt. VIM. G. Smith, of Colum.
bin, is visiting hor daughtor, Mrs. N. IT,
FAINT, in Walha]la, this week. 4 s, E
For SALE--Set Of coiled hoop maohin-
ory. Apply to j. d. Shanklin, Seneca
or G. Shanklin, Richland, S. @.
Mr.. VIII Townos, of Atlanta, and Mr..
II. Koith Townes, of Greonyilie, visited
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Miss Ida LOWS, of Mount Pleasant, s.
g., is spending the summer in Walhalla,
stopping with Prof. j. III. Moss.
Miss Emma Merriole loft on Wodnes-
day last for Gainesville, Ca, where sho
will spond somo timo visiting relatives.
Prof. Roht. r. Singleton will begin n
school of music in the West Union Bap-
tist church on Friday morning, July IT,
Quito n number of young neonle on
joycd pleasant dance at Roid's Hall
Wednesday night in honor of visiting
young ladies. ~
Rov. Atkinson, Of Six Milo, Pickons
county, will begin protraotcd meeting
at Poplar Springs Baptist church on tho
fifth Sunday night in this month. .
Misses Julia and Maggie and Mr.. John
Brandt, of Walhalla, spent last week
worry pleasantly at tho homo Of Mr.. +. II q.
Brandt at Bear Swamp.
Mrs. Essio Taylor, accompanied by hcr
damGhtor Carrie, cf Florida, is on visit
to hcr mothor, Mrs. Katherine Smith,
and sistor, near Walhalla.
Wo aro pleased to notice that Mrs.
Frances Church. of Florence, S. c., is in
our town. She is visiting hor nicce, Mrs.
&. w. Pratt, OH Faculty Hill.
Miss I.onora Hubbard, accompanied by
her nephew, John Will Hubbard, is
spending somo timo in Walhalla, stop.
ping at Mrs. A. c. Morrick's.
1t is now reported that strong Span
ish fleet, with 10000 troops, has sailed
for Manila. Moro meat for Dowoy-ho
won't do thing to that Spanish fleet
Judge w. G. Bonot, of Charleston, j.
G. TadlOck, Stenographcr, of Columbia
JAS. A. Mccullough, Esq, of Grecnvillo,
arc stopping at Bicmann's Hotel, on Fac
ulty Hill.
pln of 1oI ,I, s,,f ,1,:
and underwear, shown by M. w. Cole
man & Co., is worry pretty aud tho
prices attractive. Shirt waists, 25c.
Ready mado skirts only SOC.
Mr.. N. l.. Davis is circulating among
his Walhalla flicnds again, aftor spend
ing week visiting relatives in other parts
of tho county. We think ''Nat" misses n
friona or two s;nco his return.
Hartwoll Sun. "Missos jessie and
pliahcd young ladies of Westminster, S.
c., were visiting relatives in tho city, and
attending the institute this week."
If you wart goods ut and below cost
for tho next thirty days only, call OH j.
e j. S. Carter, Westminster, s. G. They
arc determined to reduce their stock.
Bargains will do it. SEQ their ADVERTISE
mont
M. w. Coleman e Co. are showing All
prevailing colors, and their limo of sum-
NOR clothing and ncc'- car is hard to
beat. Give them n call and yOu will not
regret it,
Misses Kate Bell and Bessie Mckler
left for Clayton, Ga, last Saturday morn
ing t. mako an extended visit. They
wore accompanied by Mr.. Jubo Strothcr
and N? stor Douglas Soaborn, who re-
turned Monday evening.
"a nopnty NIoreInl w u L Ctn,,b;, o,,l
posse captured still and fixtures last
Saturday on Chauga. They destroyed
six hundred gallons of beer and arrested
Jack AlbertsOn, who was brought to
Walhala and lodged in Jail.
just arrived-a little American cav.
airy general, on July 4th, at Mr. G. w.
70 Hayes's homo. We predict that in n
enough little comrades around here to
muster troop to fight tho Spanish.
" Mrs. J. G. Cork and children, of Ben
nettsvillo, s. c., arc visiting tho family
of her father, Capt. j. G. Neville, of
West Union, and other relatives i'm tho
county. Mrs. Cork has many friends in
Oconco who arc always glad to SEQ her.
The United Confederate Veterans AS
socjation will meet in Atlanta July 2O-23,
and it promises to be one Of tho largest
meetings tho Association has ever held
The citizons of Atlanta arc hard at work
and will do their best to mako tho old
: veterans have good timc.
j. &c j. S. Carter, SUCCESSORS to Cartor
Merchandise Company, Westminster, arc
determined to reduce thoir largo stock
of goods. SEQ thoir advertisement. 1t
means business ana so do they. They
have everything you want. Call and sec
them and you will save money.
Prof. II. l.. Singleton will open school
at Conncross on Monday, July II. The
people of that community have recently
completed splendid school building
opposite tho Connoross Baptist church
and arc to be commended for their enter-
priso in this important limo.
Newborry Herald and Ncws: "IIon. G.
II. d. Burns, of Walhala, was in Now
berry on Saturday for few hours and
gave us q pleasant call. Tho people of
Oconco should send him back to tho Leg
: islaturo. IIo is an intelligent and active
member and is we'll equipped to do his
State good sorvico."
Mrs. i. II. Brandt entertained hor
friends last Wednesday at hor homo, the
occasion being tho anniversary Of hcr
birthday. Mrs Brandt knows how to
make things pleasant for old friends and
all enjoyed tho day. At night the young
people hold high carnival till a lato hour
dancing and amusing themselves at
games.
Mr. w. l., Barber, Of ITartwell, Ga,
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