Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-04-06
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MFR. Geo. l.. Wilson returned 10
G'eenvillo last Friday. .. ..
-Mrs. Grace Beard left Tuesday morn
ing to visit relatives in Greenvillo. ...
FOR Gotten Seed Meal and Hulls call
on G. W. Bauknight.
Mrs. j. II. Hughes spent Saturday at
Pondleton with relatives and friends.
Three fresh milk COWS for sale. Ap-
ply to j. II, Barnett at his homo.
Judge i'm. Hook, of Clemson Col
logo, was in Walhalla yesterday on busi-
ness.
-Rov. d. p. Beardon will preach at
Corinth church on the second Sunday in
April at II o'clock A. NJ.
Misses Lizzie Harper and Fletla
Henry, accompanied by Mr.. Thurston
Horny, visited friends in Walhalla Sunday.
'--Hoalth for ton cents. Cascarets
make tho bowels and kidneys act natur-
ally, destroy microbes, euro headache,
biliousness and constipation. All drug
Gists.
Mr.. David Hellams, of Mouutville,
Laurens county, Is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. j. B. Tarrant, near Seneca, who has
been quito i'll. Her many friends iiope
she may soon DO restored to health.
If you want cheap goods go to J. 6
j. S Carter, Westminster. Don't forget
that they will pay highest market price
for your chickens and othor produce. A
nice lot of pants just received.
Last Saturday afternoon tho Clemson
and Wofford base ball teams played n
beautiful game of base ball nn the
Wofford diamond, in Spartanburg. The
score stood: Wofford, 9; Clemson, 8.
EASTER Sunday was appropriately
celebrated by tho Walhalla churches
with special music and services. The
day was warm, but bracing, and Easter
o. spring garments were not much in
evidence.
N. g., who has been visiting her uncle,
Rev. j. G. Schaid, and family, returned
TO her home Monday morning. She was
accompanied as far as Seneca by Miss
Pauline Schaid.
Rev. Arthur Craine loft Walhalla for
Anderson Monday. Ho will preach in
Westminster and Gaffney City and other
places, returning to Walhalla and preach
ing in the Baptist church on the fifth
Sunday in April.
Go to j. & j. S. Carter's to got your
new suit. Tho have thom now and moro
coming. Your wants shall be supplied,
for you want largo stock to select from
and you want prices right. SO go now
and got first choice.
ALL mombers of Walhalla Lodge,
knights of Pythias, arc urgently re-
quested to bo prompt in attendance at
the regular meeting next Monday night,
$50 o'clock, at pitchford's Hall. Full
attendance specially desired.
"A gentleman was heard to remark
on the streets few days ago that as
long as tho Lord had charge of the wea-
thor it was all right, but since Mr.. Hicks
(the weather propheD started to manage
it he didn't know what to expect.
Nice brick store room-good location
to rent. Apply at COURIER Office.
Anderson Advocate, April 3: "Mr.
Bob Mason, of Westminster, has been
through this community buying cotton.
Wo don't know why, but by some means
he is giving better price than tho An
derson market"
Spring is here and our spring goods
arc here. Do not fail to 500 our new
limos, for we can suit you; besides, that
thing you are 80 anxious about (pricos),
will suit you. Como now.
j. & j. S. CARTER, Westminster, S. G.
Miss Nora Holder, who has been
teaching tho Picket Post school for some
time past, returned to her home in Pick
ems county Monday morning. She con-
dncted a successful school, and the
patrons are highly pleased with tho work
of the term.
Mr.. G. II. Grove went to Uartwell,
Ga, on Monday last and returned Tues
day afternoon with Thomas Bright, who
was arrested by Sheriff johnson, of Hart
county, and held for tho Oconco officers.
Bright was lodged in Jail on tho charge
of larceny.
Ladies', bo your own judge of mil
linery bargains. Miss r.. Phillips.
The annual State Sunday School con-
vention will be hold in Spartanbure
April 20-22. The distinguished worker,
B. r. Jacobs, chairman of tho interna-
tional committee, will be present. Re-
duced rates will DO giyon dclicates and
visitors by the railways.
Mrs. r.. A. Norton has recently on
closed her front yard with neat and
worry pretty wicket wire fence. Good
tasto mas been displayed in soliciting this
special pattern for a fence. Mrs. Norton
has now a beautiful and comfortable
homo, since tho improvements which sho
has added have been finished.
Clerk Chas. T. Issertol, of the 9th
Massachusetts Regiment, which was
on tho 1st instant, spent a few days in
Walhalla this week visiting his aunt,
Mrs. N. Norman. Aftor visiting several
points he will return to Waltham, Mass,
to resume his duties with the Thompson
Manufacturing Co. This place was once
"Charle's" homo and no has many
friends here who arc always glad to SEQ
him.
-Rov. Arthur Craine, tho evangelist,
closed q wcok's services in tho Walhala
Baptist church on last Sunday night.
Mr.. Crano only preached at night during
tho week days and at each sorvic" tho
attendance was good. Close and undi-
Vidcd attention was given to tho preach