Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-07-27

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Mr.. James Thompson is spending n
fow days in Chester among his many
friends. .sl&'. - -
5 buy your ice from J. II. Darby--40
cents per 100 pounds. Loss than 100
pounds, 80 cents, :, .'f''.
Miss Nell MoWhorter, of Retreat, is
visiting at tho homo OF Mr.. W. l.. Yer-
nor this week. f,., -. II.
--Mrs. L. l.. Pagan loft this morning
for Ridgeway. S. c.: to spend q month
visiting relatives and friends.
Misses Carrie Porry and Lula Chase
aro spending to-day in Anderson visiting
Mrs. j. B. Patrick aud other friends.
-"Cheeso and crackers," "Bread and
butter' ut Jaynes'.
"A worry pleasant evening was enjoyed
by number of young people at dance
at Pitchford's Hall Wednesday evening.
--Cyclomotors, lanterns, luggage car
riors, bicycle supplies in general at Geo.
L. Wilson's Bicycle Repair Shop.
MIR. Theodore Molchers and daughter,
Miss Marie, of Charleston, arc spending
few days with the family of Mr.. Chas.
Muller.
Mr.. w. Il, Shockley, of Atlanta, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A..
ShoclSloy, and other relatives in West
Union.
Miss Olivo Ilannon, of Spartanburg,
who has been on visit to Mrs. j. L.
Smith and Miss Susie Hnnsingor, re-
turned homo Sunday.
---Wafors, almond tips, fruit crackers,
-crackncls, snow flakes, gingcr snaps,
soda crackers and protzels, all fresh at
Jayncs' grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and daughter,
of Abbcvillo, spont several days in town
this wool1 as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. Ward.
Tho annual catalogue of Clemson
College is ready for distribution. A copy
will bo scnt TO any address upon appli-
cation to President Hartzog, Clemson
College, S. c.
Married, Sunday afternoon, ut Hazel
post office, Pickons county, by Magis-
tratc Philip Chapman, Mr.. A. G. Reeves
and Miss Lillio Galloway, both of Pick
ems county.
Two first.class houses to ront. Ono
has thrco rooms, tho other four. Apply
to ~. e. ALEXANDER.
! County Superintendent of Educa-
ton, W.. III. Barron, is all smiles this
morning. lIo chcws his tobacco finer,
spits farther and steps higher. It's n
boy.
-Greenvlle Mountaineor, July Goth
"Mr John d. Werner, tho ownor of the
Walhalla Bank and President of tho
Walhalla Cotton Mill, came to tho city
this week to spend few days"
-Thoro will bo an important confer
/ cncc of tho members Of tho Walhalla
baptist church at tho church on Satur-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. All mombors
arc earnestly requested to attend.
Mrs. w. II. Rowland, of Charlotte,
N. c., is spending few weeks at home
with her larents, Col. and Mrs. r. A.
Thompson. She has many friends hero
| who will be delighted to meet her again.
New line of fancy and plain station
CRY just received at BclPs drug store.
State Superintendent of Education
McMahan, of Columbia, is expected to
arrive in Walhalla to-day. The weather
permitting there will bo lecture in
Pitchfords Hall by Prof. Hughes this
evening and tomorrow evening by Supt.
McNIahan.
Mr.. j. W. Motzc, of Columbia, ar
rived in Walhalla Tuesday to accept an
important position in tho Walhalla Cot
ton Mills. IIo is q machinist of fine rop-
utatiOn. Ito worked with Superintendent
Pcckham in Abbevile.
-lscv. j. L. Daniel will preach az
Sandy Springs next Sunday morning and
at Pcndlcton Methodist church Sunday
evening at the usual hours, by order of
the Presiding Elder. On account of his
absence thoro will be no preaching in the
Walhalla Methodist church.
Mrs. VIM. j. Stribling loft Walhalla
Monday morning for ton days or two
weeks visit to friends in Elberton and
IIartwoll, Ga. She was accompanied by
three of her little girls, Sallio, Anna and
Tubitira. ;S;iho io5tvos her iloiuu in Charge
of Miss Mary, her eldest daughter, who,
it is said, is an excellent housekceper.
You will bo agrecably surprised in
bringing mo your prescriptions TO SEQ
tho care I take in filling them. This is
one work of the druggist that must bo
carefully attended to. No matter whose
blank your prescription is written on,
bring it to me and have it filed with tho
freshest and purcst drugs to bo had.
Anything in tho drug line at L,inney's,
Seneca, South Carolina.
Quito party of ladies and gentle
men stopped over in Walhalla Tuesday
afternoon on their way to Cashiers Val
) and Sapphire, N. G., for q ton days
outing. Tho party was composed of Mr..
y. y. Sullivan, wife and child, Mr.. j. d.
Jones, wifc. and child. Messrs. G. p.
Walker, j. p. Waters, Tank Ramsay and
Misses Sallio R. Ramsay, Mamie Walker,
Ora Walker and Matte Sullivan, of Fort
Madison; Miss Fannie Lowory, of Seneca,
and DR.. Jaboz Jones, OF Westminster.
We wish them pleasant and beneficial
journey.
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