Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-08-24
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Don't forget to road your Bible. Get
it ut Belps drug store. -.
Mr.. Jas. +. Ansel is spending q few
days in Greenville. rs
Misses Fannie and Annie Crisp arc
visiting in Seneca.
Our friend, Mr.. g. Walker Pratt, of
Atlanta, was In town few days last
week.
Prof. w. S. Peterson left this morn
ing for Nowtorry, where no will visit
relatives.
Miss Annie Watson, of Yorkville, S.
c., is visiting hor friend, Miss Cora
Strong.
Misses Ida Lewis, Fannie Maxwell
and Inoz Schroeder are spending TO- day in
Anderson.
born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Alex
andor, Jr., of Midway, on tho 2lst in
stant, son.
Auditor j. z. Keese attended n
campmoeting at Poplar Springs, Ga.,
last Sunday.
-Missos Doano Seaborn and Daisy
Strong havo returned from a visit to Miss
Nettio Jones, at Tamassee.
-"Old Time" white lead, best on tho
market, always on hand at j. & j. S.
Carter's, Wcstminstor, S. C.
-Mastor James Ferguson, of Pelzer.
is on visit to his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Iycstor, near Walhalla.
Mrs. E. b. Murray and two sons, of
Anderson, have been spending q few
days at Tamassee with Mrs. G. Jones,
Mrs. c. G. Hatcher and daughter.
OF Atlanta, Ga, are spending the sum-
NOR with Mrs. G. Jones, at Tamasseo.
Tho total taxes for Oconeo county
for tho year 1900 will bo $3G,142.03, in
Guiding railroad and school taxes. but
not polls.
-Rov. w. w. Mills, of Camden, will
preach in tho Walhalla Prosbytorian
church next Sunday morning at eleven
o'clock.
MIR. Willie Rose, of Abbeyillo is on q
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rose. His friends are pleased to greet
him again.
MIR. Doll McAlistor, of Columbia, ia
spending fow days in Walhalla, visit
ing friends. lio is stopping with Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. II. Gibson.
Mrs. Mattye V. Stribling and her
four interesting little children, of Soneca,
arc III Walhalla for a few days, visiting
tho family of j. w. Sholor, ESQ.
Mr.. Fred. VonLehe, wifo and two
children, of st. Georges, S. c., are visit
ing his mother, Mrs. j. G. VonLohe, and
other relatives, near West Union.
Go to the Cash Bargain Store for
clothing, shoes, hats, notions and gents
furnishing goods. They will give you bot
tor bargains than you have ever been
offered before.
MI. q. a. Norman has boon confined
to his room for tho past wcok. He is
suffering from severe attack of gastric
fever. He is reported to be critically in
this morning.
Tho third Quarterly Conference of
the Seneca and Walhalla charge will con-
vene in the Seneca Methodist church
Tomorrow (Friday) night ut $50 o'clock.
A full attendance of tho officials il
desired.
Alex. Loudormill< and Luke Jamison.
white, appeared before Judge White on
Tuesday on the charge of larceny of
melons from tho fold of ono Burrell
They demanded a jury and wero found
not guilty. All of "Shako Rag"
-Rov. w. W. Mills, of Camden, S. c.,
is visiting Mrs. c. G. Strong and family.
ie is tho beloved pastor of the Presby-
tcrian church at Camden. His many
friends in Walhalla arc pleased to meet
him again.
Mrs. F. d. Murrey, Mrs. DR.. f. c..
Exlcy, Masters Dave Curtis, VIM. T..
Dawson, Jr., and Alexander Murray, of
Savannah, Ga, and Capt. Jas. b. Evans.
OF Beaufort, $. c., arc visiting Mr., G.. W.
Pratt, on Faculty Hill.
--Mr. Maurice f. King, of Sapphire,
who is carpontoring for tho Toxaway
Company, has beon on q visit to his
father, Mr.. JAS. II. King, near Walhalla.
Maurice is good boy and he shouldored
his rifle and went to the front when the
call was made for volunteers to fight in
the war with Spain. He was member
OF the First South Carolina Regiment.
Anderson Advocate, August 81: "Mr.
>. NJ. johnson has sold his elegant resi-
doEcc on West Franklin street to Mr.. II.
II. Edwards, who will take possession of
1T this week. Mr.. johnson came hore
some two or three years ago from Kan
sas City, Mo-, whore he had been In bust
ness, to recruit his health and bo will
Leave tomorrow for that place to engage
in business again."
DIR. Jesse Wilmington Boil has re-
Gently had made and placed in his drug
store very fancy prescription case 1t
is made OF black walnut, intermingled
with light colored woods, and presents
an attractive appearance. In the center
is large mirror, while on either side
are rcd glasses. He has also had placed
behind his soda fount largo beveled
mirror. This is one of tho prettiost
stores III this part Of tho State.
Piedmont Sun-Herald, August 18
MIR. Joe McWhortor has gone on trip
up into Oconco county to visit friends
and kindred. Oconce being tho locality
where Joo was raised, he will have &
great time going over the old famiiia,
ground His friends arc glad that ht
has tho privilege aftor his enforced con
iincmont for so many months on account
OF sickness, to have q change of air an(
scene which cannot fail to bo of groa
benefit to him."
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