Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-11-03
Rev. w. 4. Capers, Of Anderson,
preached in the Walhalla Episcopal

Rev. w. I. Capers, Of Anderson,
preached in the Walhalla Episcopal
church last Sunday night
Two moro announcements this week
for mombers of tho County Board Of
Commissioners: j. j. Haley and f. w.
Fieper. 54, ,@.
Miss Cantie Hayne, of Fort Motto,
returned homo Tuesday after spending
the summer with felatives and friends IN
Walhalla. M
Rev. J. G. Sohaid left Tuesday morning
for Charleston to atteLd the South Caro-
lima synod of the Lutheran church which
Is now in session.
Mr.. w. J. Scbroder is employed as a
salesman Ia Mr.: G. M. Nield's storo.
''Peto's" many friends will bo glad to
800 him behind the counter again.
We arc requested to announce that the
Oakway school will open on November
7th, instead of November 1st, as has
been previously stated.
Mr.. G.. +. Forbes, of Charleston, S. c.,
representing tho American Encyclopaedia
Dictionary, published by Peale & Hill, of
Now York, is in Walhalla to-day in the
interest OF tho work.
Lot every voter romoriber that next
Tuesday, NGsombor s, viii bo the day of
election. Go to the polls and vote for
Congressman Lat;Inor and tho State and
County ticket.
Miss Collie Mccullough loft this morn
ing for, Jalapa, in Nowberry county,
whore sho will engage in teaching. Her
many friends wish hor tho abundant sue
cess they feel sure her work will morit.
Rov. II. l.. Rogers loft Wednesday
morning to spond several days visiting
his father and family at Fountain Inn,
s. q. We are pleased TO announce his
rapid convalescenco from his recent at
tack of fover.
Mr.. r. r. Tolbert, of Greenwood, is in
Walhalla to-day. Mr.. Tol5ort is the
Republican candidate for Congress from
this (Third) District. Flo will be remem-
bored rs student in Adger College and
has many friends here.
On Wednesday night tho largo dry
goods store Of j. II. Morgan & Bro, of
Groonvillo, was burned. Loss $4,000;
insurance, $50, 200. Tho fire at midnight
promised to be tho largest in Greenville's
history, buG heroic work by the flromon
saved tho city.
Mr.. Thomas B. Reese and sister, Miss
Margaret Kocso, of Fair Play, were visit
ing Mr.. Thomas Bibb and family this
week. Mr.. Koeso is ono of Oconee's
most progressive and substantial farm
ors. Ho says ho can kill squirrel Off
y
oyosight is still good for an old man.
Anderson Advocate "Col. j. l.. Trib-
bio arrived homo Saturday evening from
his trip with tho Black Diamond party
to Port Royal. Ho says they examined
several sitos for terminal which showed
plenty of deep wator, the ono at Foot
Point showing 40 feet. The party did not
go to cithor Charleston or Savannah"
Mr.. L. +. Pagan, of Company f, Third
Army Corps of Engineers, stationed in
Kentucky, is homo on thirty lays fur,
Tough, visiting his fathers family and
othor relatives hore. Mr.. Md McCol-
Tough, Of Walhalla, is in the samo COM
pany with Mr.. Pagan. We arc always
glad to 500 our young friends, and our
best wishes go with all tho boys from
homo.
Corporal w. d. Pitchford of Company
G, First Florida Regiment, left Monday
last for st. Augustine, where he resumes
his duties as salesman in tho large NOR
camille firm with which ho was connected
before his enlistment in tho army. His
regiment will DO mustered out in fow
weoks, and he will return to private lifo
wiser by reason of his military service,
but not whit less patriotic. During
tho months of July and August he was
stricken with fever at Huntsville, Ala,
but his stay of three wcoks with relatives
in Walhalla and West Union has proved
very beneficial, and "Richard Is, himself
again." His many friends wish him
much success and will watch his future
career with deep interest.