Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-08-11
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tig Miss Louisa Burae, OF Charleston. is
visiting hor mother in Walhaila. M
Miss May Shumate, Of Anderson. il
visiting Roy. and Mrs. J. l.. Daniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Thompson returned
to thoir homo in Columbia last weok. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul II. Gibson returned
to thoir homo in IIaurens last Friday
moraing. .#
Tho otlico days of DR.. w. +. Austin,
dontist, 1T Scneoa, are Mondays, Fridays
and Saturdays. " .ur .'|,.
6ir. Charles Fiooti,i,iann, of Charles.
ton, Is stopping at Mr.. G. w. Eaton's
boarding house. -.,.. 81, =. I. ~
Miss Mary Theilkuhl, Of Mccormick,
is on a visit TO her father, Mr.. f. Theil.
lkuh, and family. = -"
Miss Augusta Stolling, of Charleston
is vsting>tho family of Mr.. George Bur.
koin, ncar town. III -.
Dr.. Fahnestock will DO in his Office
ovory Monday, Tuesday and Saturday
until furthor notice. -.
Mr.. Ii. 1. Weaver and family have
recently moved into tho Ansel residence,
noxt % tho Walhalla Hotel.
Miss Noomi Todd, of Tamassoe, Loft
Walhalla last Friday for Anderson Ia
visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. +. a. Jacobs and graz .dsoIi Master
Girls Jacobs, of Columbia, arc guests OF
Mr.. John Rose and family.
Mr.. w. w. Keys, of the Baptist Cou.
ricr, is i'll attendance upon tho Beaver
dam Association in this county.
Mr.. Loo G. nolloman, of Anderson, is
i'll Walhalla, Oh a visit to his father,
Judge j. W. Holloman, and family.
a horo's life is. not altogether one
al 1roN &c
has had to begin kissing tho babies
Judge d: p. Vornor, of Groonville, is
visiting relatives and friends at Seneca
and elsewhere in tho county this woel.
Mrs. G. ~ .Baughman and child, of
Mccormick, arc on visit to her mother,
Mrs. G. NJ. Bronncckc, and other rola.
tycs.
Mrs. S. Crowley and son, Mr.. George
Crowley, of Roswell, Ca, arc visiting
hor daughter, Mrs. II. l. Weaver, in Wal,
halla.
Mr.. John Stolling, of Charleston, came
up Wednesday evening and is visiting
his nclo, Mr.. ,Wm. Stelling, near Wal
halla.
A full and fresh line of crackers, tur-
nip seed, iCo cream salt, oat meal can
dies, chippcd and roast beef at c. G.
.Jaynes'.
Mr.. Frank Alexander, of Piedmont,
was i'll Wuihalla Tuesday. Ho has many
friends here, who arc always delighted
to SEQ him.
Tho bald man bent his knee in prayer,
But scarcely had ho closed his eyes
Whom somo one heard him mutter there,
"Darn those nicsw
Earlo's Mill Democratic Club is called
to meet on the 18th of August at three
O'Clock to reorganize. BY ordor of l.. O.
Bruce, President.
Tho races to como of at the fair
grounds, in Seneca, ncxt Saturday, Au-
management of Mr.. l.. w. Verncr
Rov. M. M. Knard, of Columbia, az
rived in Walhalla Tuesday evening to
spend some timo visiting tho family of
his father-inlaw, Capt. G. Il. Scoba.
You can get straw hat or nice pair
of summer shoes below actual cost at
Carter Il Co.'S. Must close them out.
Como and get your choice.
Mr.. w. d. Moss is taking a pleasure
jaunt through tho mountains this week.
She seems sad and lonely. IIo is accom-
panied by Mr.. Paul Armstrong, of Rich
land.
Anderson Advocate, August 8: Miss
Bessie Miclklor, Of Walhalla, spent day
in the city last weol1. She was accom-
panied by Mr.. Bud McLano, of Jackson
villo."
GENTS CIorHlNG.-Ma to order by
the most stroliablc tailoring house in Amer
ica. Your order solicited. Exact fit guar
antecd. Will save you 20 per cent. NJ. E.
King, Walhalla, S. G.
Ex-Shcrim b. +. Douthit, of West
Union, is the happy father of a fine baby
boy. Verify, tho population of Wal
increases.
The line of ladies' shirt waists, skirts
man n Co., is very pretty and tho
prices attractive. Shirt waists, 25c.
Ready made skirts only SOC.
Mr. NJ. l.. Alexander and daughter,
Miss Bessie, spent Monday in Walhalla
with the family of Mrs. f. A. Boil. They
returned Tuesday morning to their home
in Grccnvillc.
If you want goods at and below cost
for tho next thirty days only, call on j..
Il j. S. Carter Westminster, S. G. They
arc determined to reduce their stock.
Bargains will do it. Sec their ADVERTISE
mCnt.
Mr.. VIM. j. II. Brandt and wife, Mr..
VIM. Ptckhabor, wife and three chill
dren, Miss Julia Bulwinltle, Miss Annie
Schwacl.o and Miss Mnnamann, of
Charleston, arc visiting the family Of
Mr.. il. ii. Brandt, near Walhalla.
NJ. w. Coleman & Co. are showing an
elegant line of summer shoes in all the
prevailing colors, and their line of sum
mcr clothing and nccl1wcar is hard to
beat Give thom call and you viii not
regret it.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Mr.. William Ernest Cheswcll, of
Ncwry, to Miss Annie May Jones, of
Westminster, on Wednesday evening,
August l7th, 1903, at nine o'clock, in the
Baptist church, Westminster, S. G.
j. tS j. S. Carter, SUCCESSORS to Carter
Merchandise Company, Westminster are
determined to reduce their large stock
Of goods SEQ their advertisement. 1t
means business and so do they. They
have everything you want. Call and sec
thom and you will save money.
Mr.. James II. Wilson has been improv-
ing tho sidewalk in front Of his property
on Main street this week by putting
down n large quantity of dirt on the
same. 1t has been suggested that the
town authorities now have this sidewalk
covered with thick coating of sand.
Mr.. II. G. Rochau and his danghtcr,
Mrs. Anna Tidcmann, of Charleston,
camo up OH the excursion yesterday
evening and arc stopping at MI {. ..
Oohmigs. Mr.. Rochau, despite his id
vanccd age, is looking hale and hearty
Their many friends arc glad to sec them
again.
Mr.. Charles II. Wilson, of berkeley
county, died on Sunday last, after an
illness of two months, in tho 5lst year
of his age, leaving wife and three chill
dren. lIo was brother of DR.. John O.
Willsnn of Grnnnuilln A cintnr nf IL,