Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-07-21
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| Greenwood this wesE. ,.
Mrs. @. w. Wiecking, Jr., and family
aro in Atlanta Attending tho Confederate
Reunion. ..
Mrs. John Wohltman and family, Of
| Charleston, arc Mt Biomanrs Hotel for
tho summon.
Misses Katie and AMMO Biomann arc
in Atlanta, the guests Of Mrs. G. w.
Wiecking, Jr.
| Rev. II. l.. Rogers is on brief visit to
his old homo ut Fountain Inn, Laurens
county, this wook.
| Mcssrs. ]. w. IIolleman, III. I. Wcavor
and James Thompson wont to Atlanta
Tuesday afternoon.
Little Wilson Ratliffo, ~of Anderson,
Is on visit to his aunt, Mrs. N. J.. Fant.
1Io ian worry bright child.
Mrs. Androw Millor and granddaughter
and Miss jennie Miller, of Grccnvillo,
arc stopping Mt Biomann's lIotol, on
Faculty Hill.
MrB. Louis IIutzlor and her son, Mr..
Louis lIutzlor, are stopping at tho homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Micklor, in Wcst
| Union, for tho summer.
Mr.. L. w. Koys, of Enoroo, S. c., is
among his relatives and friends for u
and promising young man.
Miss Mattio johnson, of Central, after
visit of several weeks to relatives and
friends, in and near Walhalla, returned
to nor homo Tuesday morning.
Tho third quarterly conference Of tho
Westminster Circuit will bo hold ut Hope
we'll Methodist church on Tuesday and
Wednesday, July 2'th and 9th.
Misses Louise Turner and May do
larnotto, of Eatonton, Ga, returned
Tuesday after spending two wocks visit
| ,nt No, f,;p ASn Sir;1,
DIR. G. l.. Martin, who has boon located
has moved to Walhala. His head
quarters will bo at j.. G. Craig's store.
Nh. Baxter Roach informs us that in
harvesting his ryo crop this yoar ho
found n stalk with we'll maturcd head,
out Of which seven smaller heads had
branchcd.
Misses Gracc BonsOn and Bessie Peak,
accompanied by Mr. T.. b. Benson, of
llartwoll, Ga, arc visiting Major VIM.
j. Stribling and family, near Walhalla,
this week.
boys, Vincent, George and Gcrvoy, re-
turned to Now York last Saturday, after
IN extended visit to hor mother, Mrs.
l.. Il. Simmons, and other relatives in
| Walhalla.
Capt. and Mrs. II. G. Strothcr, their
son, George, and daughter, Miss Nan,
| left for Indian Springs, Ga., last Monday
to spend tho season in charge of his
large hotel.
Mrs. w. +. Torrcy and children, of
Houston, Texas, aro visiting her sister,
Mrs. T.. II. Mccullough, in Walhalla.
| They arc stopping at Bicmann'S Hotel,
on Faculty Hill.
rs. M. M. kinard, of Columbia, camo
| up last week on n visit to her father,
Capt. G. II. Sccba, and family She will
spend Il month or more. Her many
friends will bo delighted to meet hcr
again.
Attention is called to tho now advcr-
| tiscmcut of Mcssrs. M. w. Coleman &
goods, clothing and hats arc going over
their counters daily. Read and give
| them call.
Rev. =. l.. Daniel left on Monday morn
ing on - short visit to relatives in Iau-
rcnS county. lie will return on Satur-
day, accom-, anicl by his wife, who has
been at tho homo of her parents two
| weeks or more.
Miss Francis DcanG Maxwell left Wal
lalla Tuesday afternoon for 'roccoa, Ga,
| where she will spend Il week or two visit
ing friends. The friends of bcrcavcd
book keeper in Walhalla extend to him
their sympathics.
| Mr.. G. M. Nicld has new ADVERTISE
mcnt appearing in our columns this
week, announcing to his many custom
crs II few special bargains in various
! lines Of merchandise. Give him Il call,
examine, price and buy some of his
goods.
BE sure to read the new advertisement
of Grccnvillo Female College. This is
one of tho best female colleges, not only
in South Carolina, hut in the South. 1t
is equal to the best and surpassed 10y
none for complete equipment and thor
ough work.
On last Friday the last issue of tho
Columbia Register as a morning paper
made its appearance. 1t began publica-
ton as an afternoon paper tho same day.
The fnll afternoon service of the AsS0-
ciatcd Press is aiken and the paper will
he up-to-datc in every respect.
Capt. John Maxwell is filling tho posi-
ton of conductor Of the Blue Ridge Rail
road between Walhalla and Anderson,
during the absence of Capt. j. X. An
dcrson, who is in Baltimore under mcdi-
cal treatment. Mr.. Maxwell is a polite
and accommodating young railroad
official.
Attention is directed to tho quarterly
statement of "rhe Pcden and Anderson
lSan<ing company,m appearing in the
ton Of Westminster makes n fine show
ing under the careful and intelligent
manHGcmc cnt Of its efficient cashier, Mr..
VIM. i. Anderson.
Col. George, JohnstOnc, of Ncwberry,
arrived in Walhalla Tuesday evening to
spend few days looking after his politi-
cal fences in Oconcc and throughout the
Third Congressional District as Il candi-
date for Congress. His many friends i'm
Oconco arc pleased to SEQ him again and
to learn that he will be in tho race.
Master Rae Fahncstock, tho Youngest
son Of DR.. r. G. &. Fahncst0ck, is at
home from the Cedar Springs Institutc
Spartanburg county, where hc has been
going to school. lie is making excellent
progress in his intricate and difficult
| studies We wish for our "littlc man"
great success in his pursuit after kn0wl-
edge.
Mr.. II. G. Davis, of Columbia, repre-
scnting tho South Carolina College, was
in Walhalla on Monday in the interest of
that institution. Notwithstanding tho
| fact that young ladies arc now admitted
| to the college, we do not think he used
all his persuasive clcIucnce for his col
lcgc in talking to one particular young
lady.
There will be held, Providence per-
mitting, protractcd meeting ut Old
l'ickcns church., beginning on Saturday
at II A. NJ, before the 5th Sabbath i'm
July, conducted by Rev. w. S. TTamitor,
of Seneca, s. G., and Rev. B. =. Reid, OF
Pondlcton, S. G. The Lords supper
will be administered on the Sabbath dur
inc tbp nnntipr