Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-07-06
Bicycle supplies of ali kinds at aeo,

Bicycle supplies of all kinds ut Geo,
Wilson's bicycle repair shop. z.
Mr.. j. g.. Jakor, of Anderson, Is
stopping awhile at tho Walhalla Hotel.
You can always got your ice for 80
cents per hundred at j. II. Darby's
Tho Rowland reunion at tho Toll
Gate last Tuesday was a grand succesa.
About 250 were present. Quite num-
Der from this place attended.
Superintendent Hughes, of the
Greenville Graded Schools, is in charge
of tho Oconee Teachers Institute. Pref.
Hughes and family arrived last Saturday
afternoon. .. 49,. ...
Mrs. VIM. Pieper and children, who
have been spending several weeks at tho
hospitable homo of Mr.. F. w. Piepor,
near Walhalla, loft Wednesday morning
eor Summoryille.
Mr.. Geo. L. Wilson has opened n
bicycle repair shop, and hereafter those
having repair work to be done can be
promptly and ofllciontly sorved by him.
Give him call.
Buy your leo from j. II. Darby--only
w CSutS p0C pouuNbs
Misses Graco Thompson and Nollio
! Harris, Of Townsi!!e, 8. g., are stopping
with Judge j. w. Holleman and family.
These young ladies arc teachers in our
public schools and are attending tho
Normal School now in session in our
town.
Judge John M. Philips, of Carnes-
villo. Ga, was visiting relatives and
friends in Goonee last week. Ho was in
Walhalla and paid our aanctum an ap-
preciated call. He has many warm
friends in Oconee who aro always glad
to 500 him.
There will 10 picnic at the ford of
tho creek on tho road loading to Fair
Play OH tho farm of Mr.. S. A. Marott, on
noxt Saturday, July Sth. Everybody in
vited to attend and bring we'll filled bas-
kots. Music and dancing durin. tho
day. An enjoyable day is assured to all
who attend.
In tho absence of tho pastor, Rev. r.
l.. Rogers, called to tho homo of his
parents at Fountain Inn, S. c., Oh ac-
count of the serious illness of his brother,
tho pulpit of tho Presbyterian church
here will be filed Sunday morning and
evening noxt at tho usual hours by Rev.
w. G. Neville, of Yorlville, S. G.
Miss Adalino Cantroll died at hor
homo, noar Walhalla, on Wednesday,
July 9th, 1890. She had been in i'll health
for several years and her death was not
unexpected. IIor remains were carried
to Bethel Presbyterian cemetery for
burial this (Thursday) morning, the
funeral services being conducted by Rev.
j. l.. Daniel.
Rev. Wm. G. Neville and wife, OF
Yorkvillo, s. c., accompanied by four
of their children, d. Wyatt, Mattio May,
William and John, are visiting his father,
Capt. John G. Noville, and family, OF
West Union. Mastor George Taylor
makes ono Of tho party. Mr.. Neville
has host of friends hero who will be
delightod to 500 him again and extend
tho right-hand Of fellowship and cordial
greeting.
| Married, in Spartanburg, S. c., OIL
Tuesday, July 4th, Mr. Chas. F. Brer-
necke, of Charleston, to Miss Annio
O'Noal, of Spartanburg. Tho happy
couple arrived in Walhalla Tuesday owe,
ming on visit to tho Groom's mother
Mrs. G. M. Bronnccko. The marriage
was q surprise to his many friends, as
no announcement of tho approaching
event had boon made. Many friends
hore and elsewhere extend congratu'a
tions and wish them q long life of happi
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