Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-05-05

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Mr.. w. l.. Barber, of Hartwell, Ca,
contractor in Charge of the erection of
tho residence of Mrs. Mary e. Bauknight.
arrived last Monday.
Mrs. II. M. Holland and two children,
OF Bowersvillc, Ga, and Mr.. Lee Mason,
Agent of tho Atlanta journal, arc visit.
ing tho family of James Scaborn, ESQ.
Little Eddio Cudworth, who has bcen
in Charleston with his father for several
months, accompanied his mother on her
return home last week.
Tho bicycle track and base ball park
arc nearly completed. When finished
the grounds will be ono of tho hand
soonest in the up-country.
DR.. w. J. Carter, from Gainesville, Ga,
was in Walhalla this week visiting tho
families of w. j. Neville and j. w.
Shelor. llo loft for homo to-day.
A WHITE AND BLACK SPOTTED Pic,
two months old, crop of right ear and
swallow fork in left, strayed from lot of
j. f. Fowler Wednesday morning.
Have you seen tho line of straw hats
Coz You should SEQ them. They are
what you want in prico and quality.
Tho annual meeting of the stockhold-
els of the Walhalla Cotton Mills will bo
hold at tho Office of tho company on
Tuesday, tho 10th instant, at 10 "A. NJ.
Tho Sunday school of tho Walhalla
Baptist church will picnic at Clemson
Colleg next Saturday. They will go and
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Attention is called to the now advcr-
vertisement of Mr.. l.. G. Craig, of
Seneca. 1t will pay you to read what he
says and give him call.
Weaving by tho cut, instead Of by the
loom, was commenced in the Walhalla
Cotton Mills last Monday. It is thought
this will reduce expenses and also cause
moro cloth to be mado.
Mr.. j. j. Norton returned last Friday
from Greenwood where he spent the cot
ton season as representative OF Inman Co.
1Io did largo business and comes home
to spend well earned vacation.
Tho line of ladies' shirt waists, skirts
and underwear, shown by M. w. Cole
man Co., is very pretty and tho
prices attractive. Shirt waists, 25c
Ready made skirts only SOC.
An interesting communication from
Clemson College arrived this (Thursday)
morning too late for this issue. Cor
respondents should get copy in hands Of
printer by noon on Wednesdays at latest
An alarm of fire was made last Monday
at noon. The companies responded
promptly, but tho fire was put out before
they arrived. Only n few shingles were
burned on tho roof of December Gads-
denis blacksmith shop.
& Mr.. Clark, of tho firm OF Clark & Cam
piOn, brokers and commission merchants,
of New York, and selling agents for the
Wa)halla Cotton Mills, is expected to
arrive in Walhalla the last OF t'.is or the
first of next week.
M. w. Coleman e Co. arc showing an
elegant limo of summer shoes in all the
prevailing colors, and their line Of sum
mcr clothing and ncckwear is hard to
beat Give thom a call and you will not
regret it.
We call attention to the new ADVERTISE
ment of the Carter Merchandise Com
pany. These progressive merchants
mean exactly what they say and We feel
sure that any one visiting them will he
repaid for his or her trouble.
Mrs. Dr.. George B. McAulim, nee Miss
Maggie Simmons, and her three boys,
Vincent, George and Gorvcy, of New
York, arc on n visit to her mother, Mrs.
IL. II. Simmons, and other relatives She
will spend two months or more.
REV. MRS. NJ. +. NEWTON, Chief Prcsi-
dent of the Woman's Mission Society,
will lecture in the Colorcd M. T.. Church
at Seneca on Thursday evening at 8
o'clock. She lcctured at Walhalla Tues
day evening to largo audience.
Miss Pearl Cawthon died in Walhalla
on Monday, I'd instant after q lingering
illness from consumption. Her body was
buried at Poplar Springs Baptist church
Tuesday morning, the funeral servic cS
being conducted by Rev. J. l.. Daniel.
l<amon's Relief cures Sick Headache,
Neuralgia, Cramps, Cholera Morbus,
piarrhcea, &c. 25c. for large bottle.
The American battlcship Oregon drop
ped anchor in tho port of Rio JancirO
last Saturday afternoon. The Oregon
was in good shape and all on board were
woll. The Captain had all along been on
the lookout for tho Spanards and was
prepared to make it wonderfully interest,
ing to them.
n Capt. T.. B. Fuller, of Clemson College,
has been called by Uncle Sam to Colum-
.
P.% N. Calhoun, who graduated at
Clemson College in 1896, has been APP
pointed byfCapt. Fuller as his secretary.
Mr.. Calhoun left Clemson to-day for his
post of duty.
Married, at tho residence Of tho bride
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. EnoCh BrcaZealc,
on Wednesday, April 27th, 1893, Mr.. John
Go0de to Miss Sallic Brcazcale, Rev. II.
l.. 3nflie officiating. Tho many friends
of jCo contracting parties extend con.
RraAulations and wish them n long life ot
happiness and prosperity.
Nfs. Joo S. Dickson, of Montana, is visit
ing Relatives in Walhalla. He is son Of
the Y9to Andrew Dickson. Ilo is accom-
by his slater, Miss Maggie Dickson
of &tlanta. Their many friends arc
plaasg$t TO SEQ th"m nv. Dickson ha:
beenf@ Montana iiftcen years, and this
Ia hiE lrst visit to his old home.
M&5 A. Harrison, of Landrum, S. c..
retu N#ed homo Tuesday after spending
sevo W. days in Walhala visiting tho
fam E of DR.. ID. j. Darby and othcr rola-
tivob@8 Ilo has been quite i'll for several
weeE with inilammatory rheumatism,
but inow o0nvalescout. His mothor no,
comEN Niod him homo, and will spend
sons limo with his family,
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