Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-30
LOCAL NIT Il NJ.
Says Uncle Sem 10 Bsr. Hobson, a
"You did q very clever job, son.,

Says Uncle Sa::: 10 Mr. HobsSn, SIS
"You did q very clever Job, SON"
Mr. A. G. Merriok, OF Groenyille, was
sSb town this week.
,Wo nrn indebted TO Miss Bessie Roberts
for quantity of nice plums.
"Just toll them you saw mo- buyine
goods of the Cartor Merchandise Co.
Mrs. Walter Moorehoad and baby, of
Columbia, arc visiting hor parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. s. Floyd. ..." -.
DR.. Fahnostock will DO in his Office
every Monday, Tuesday and Saturday
until further notice. H. '"'
Mrs. Rosa Schroeder and family have
moved into tho residence of Mr. IL. T..
Alexander on Main street.
For SALE-Sot Of coiled hoop machin-
ory. Apply to j. B. Shanllin, Seneca,
or G. Shanklin, Riohland, S. G. 49,. -
Mrs. DIR. j. r. Smith, of I,a,uens
county, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. j.
l.. Daniel, and family, for fcw days.
Goods will DO priced to you at Cartor
Merchandise Co. in way that will con-
vince you thcy want to savo yon money.
Mr. M. ". Coleman, of Seneca, was in
Walhalla On Tuesday OH business. IIo
was accompanied by his son, DR.. Ed.
Coleman.
Mr. John S. Hunsingor, of Gainesville,
Ca, was III Walhalla last Saturday. lie
is looking we'll and reports tino crops in
Franklin county.
Miss Nnttio Gibson returned to Grocn-
vfio Tuesday morning, aftor spending
several weoks with hor parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs II. Il. Ii. Gibson.
Wo lavo received an invitation to at
tend tho annual banquet of tho State
Dental Association at Harris Lythia
Springs July 18th, 1893.
IIavo you seen tho line of straw hats
and summer shoes at Carter Merchandise
Co? You should 500 them. They arc
what you want in price and quality.
DR.. }. L. Girardcau died in Columbia
last Thursday night in the I'D year of
his ago. lie was ono of tho great preach
ers and theOlogians of the Southern Pres
bytcrian church.
Quito n number of pcoplo from Andcr-
son county have been passing through
Walhalla recently, seeking tho cool and
pleasant places to bo found in tho Blue
Ridge mountains.
Geo. Frederick, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Il. Aorlsloin, died Saturday
afternoon, aged ton months. The body
was laid to rest in the Lutheran church
cemetery Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. .Attillia Adair, wifo of Wm
Adair, died on Tuesday, 2Sth instant,
aged sovonty-throo years. Her body
was buried Wednesday in tho family
burying ground near Connoross.
Tho limo of ladies' shirt waists, skirts
and underwear, shown by M. w. Cole
man &c Co., is very pretty and tho
prices attractive. Shirt waists, 25c
Ready made skirts only SOC.
Mr.. S. G. Baker, of Anderson, is visit
ing his friend, Mr.. j. j. Norton. IIo has
many frionds in Walhalla, who arc glad
to meet him. Mr.. Baker and "Joo" arc
writing policies for tho Hartford Life
Insurance Company.
M. w. Coleman & Co. are showing an
elegant limo of summer shoes in all tho
prevailing colors, and their limo Of sum-
mcr clothing and ncckwoar is hard to
beat. Eivo thcm u call and you will not
regret it.
Miss Gertrude Smith, after hard and
studiOns years work at books in tho
school room, is taking a muchnccdod
rest and recreation among relatives and
friends in Anderson county. We wish
her much enjoyment in her outing.
Our good friend, Mr.. Geo. S. Ogg, was
in town Tuesday morning, his counte-
nance wrcathcd in smiles The news at
his house is recorded in the 9th chapter
of Isaiah, 9th verse: "For unto us child
is born, unto us son is given"
Movie, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. w.
M. league, died at their home in Wal
tccn months and four days. His body
was buried in the cemetery at the Neville
school house place Friday afternoon
Rev. j. l.. Daniel conducting tho funeral
services.
Mrs. w. p. Reid, of Seneca, came to
Walhalla Tuesday afternoon, and is
spending svcral days visiting her mother,
Mrs. M. E.. Johnson, and sister, Mrs.
Guy II. Grove. We arc pleased to learn
OF her improved health. She is looking
remarkably well after n protractcd and
serious sickness.
A commission has been issued by the
Secretary of State for tho erection of n
cotton mill at Clemson College, with Il
ID. B. Sloan, j. O. Sullivan, e. G. Elmorc,
j. II. Williams and Joseph Sloan, tho
three latter of whom arc Of tho Clifton
mill in Spartanburg.
Miss Bessio Alexander, Of Greonvillc,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Walhalla,
visiting tho family of Mrs. t.. a. Bell.
She was accompanied by her little bro
thcrs and sisters, Roy, Harold, Enncs
and Gertrude. They left Walhalla Mon
day to visit the family of Mr.. w. &. Rus
sell, at RusselPs, S. &.
Died, at T.andrum, S. c., on Monday
morning, 9th instant, Isam Harrison,
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f. IIarri-
son, aged three months. Tho body was
brought to Walhalla Tuesday afternoon
by F. j.. Harrison and inferred in West
view cemetery, Tho bcrcavcd parents
have tho sympathy of many friends.
Mr.. Wm. Isbell, of Fair Play, died at
his home on last Friday, 9th instant,
after brief illness. lie had been sick
only two or three days, and was not
thought to bo dangerously i'll. His death
has bcon attributed to heart failure. Mr..
lsbcll was ono of OcOnco'S woll-tO- do
citizens and successful business man.
On last Saturday Mr.. John Oliver
brought to the CouEIEH Office two large
cotton blooms, which he picked from his
1iold on Thuratlay morning. During the
day enough blooms opened to bo con
spicuous all over the fold. Mr.. Oliver
is one of our best farmers, and his cotton
on tho Wannor place, near Walhala, is
cxcollcnt.