Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-09-28
FROST this morning.

position on the Southern Railway.
Miss Mae Wyly, of Retreat. is visit
ing at the homo of Mr.. w. L. Werner this
week.
Fall line Of mi.!;ncsy, notions and
capes at Mrs. T.. M. Cudworth's. Call
and 500 them!
Mrs. j. r. Hughes and Mrs. e. NJ.
Cudworth returned from Atlanta, Ga,
last Sunday evoning.
MIR. Charles Perry loft to-day for st.
Louis, Mo. His many friends wish him
n pleasant and profitable tr:1.
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. James
Seaborn, of this place, paid visit to their
relatives and friends In Pendleton.
Mr.. A. l.. Beck and wife, of Culla-
saga, N. c., are visiting tho family of
their son, Mir. w. j. Beck, in Walhalla.
Fall millinery opening next Tuesday
and Wednesday. Call and examine my
stock. Mrs. e. M. Cudworth.
Misses Fannie Maxwell, Julia Keels
Maxwell and Inez Schroeder will spend
next Friday in Anderson con business"
Miss Nettie Gibson loft last Sunday
for Groonvillo, where she will spend SOW
oral wcoks visiting hor sstor, Mrs. j. N.
Hutchinson.
Mr.. G. II. Carter is quite i'll at his
homo, suffering from an att ok of some
thing like bronchitis. We hopo for his
speedy recovery.
Mrs. J. 7. NJ. Risor and two children,
Misses Corinne and Hattie, will leave
tomorrow (Thursday) for their home in
Birmingham, Ala.
Mr.. w. l.. Seaborn loft Tuesday
night for Atlanta, where he will re-enter
tho archaeological School. His many
friends wish him we'll.
Miss Suo Sloan, of Johnston's, S. c.,
is expected to arrive tonight in Wal
halla. Sho will visit the family of Mr..
and Mrs. Z. M. Cudworth.
We arc glad to report that Mrs. w.
j. Book, who has boon quite i'll for somo
weeks. is improving. We hope sho may
soon DO restored to perfect health.
Miss Ida Lewis, of Mount Pleasant,
aftor spending the summer in Walhalla,
at tho homo of Mrs. r. Schroeder, will
return to hor homo Friday morning.
Tho many friends of Mrs. G. Jones
and j. T.. Kelley, of Tamassee, will
regret to learn that thoy arc quito i'll.
We hopo to report their early recovery.
Mrs. j. w. Bowen and Miss Buffie
Moss will leave Friday morning for Mount
Pleasant. Mrs. Bowen has spent several
weeks in Walhalla at the home of her
father, Sheriff w. w. Moss, and her
health has beon greatly benefited.
Mr. John B. S. Dendy, of this place,
| returned to Columbia where he intends
pursuing his studies in the senior class,
in the South Carolina College. Mr..
| Dendy enjoys tho distinction of having
| won n scholarship in that institution for
proficiency last year.
Married, at tho residence of Rev. j.
G. Schaid, this "Wednesday afternoon
at 1.15 O'Clock, Mr.. w. T. Rochester and
Miss Lottio Bottoms. The groom Is
about GO years Of ago and tho bride about
35. We extend our best wishes to the
happy young (?) couple.
Capt. John j. Ballonger, who has a
! railroad contract in Korshaw county, this
tho Illness of his wife, whom he reports
this morning as slightly improved from
her condition for a few days past. We
hope for her speedy recovery.
| Mr.. Gideon M. Lynch, of Oolenoy,
Pickcns county, was in Walhalla last
Friday on business. He served his peo-
plo as County Commissioner for two
terms few years since. He is rcck-
oncd among tho most substantial citi-
zens of our sister county. His many
friends in Oconee were glad to greot him.
| Mrs. D. A. A tlon, of Palm Beach,
! Fla, and Mr.. and Mrs JAS. G. Breazeale.
of Retreat, were in Walhalla u short
while Tuesday. Mrs. Allon has spant
the summer at tho homo of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G, Russell. She will
spend short timo visiting her sister,
Mrs. Breazeale, before returning to her
Florida home.
A copper Masonic coin was picked
up on tho streets OF Walhalla last week
by Miss Bessie Roberts. 1t had in largo
letters on ono side "Ono Penny" Terro
IIaute Chapter, II r. A. NJ, and on tho
other side koy stone, with tho following
letters in circular, '"T. X. s. II. II. w.
S. S., Torro Hauto, Ind, 1897" Tho
coin is about tho sizo of silver half
| dollar
Georgia Etna, infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. II. Carter, died yesterday
"wednesday morning at o'clock, after
an illness of several days. She was about
two years old. The sympathies of many
friends 60 out to the boreavcd parents.
Funeral services will be conducted at
tho house today (Thursday) afternoon
at O'Clock. Interment in Wcstviow
cemetery.
Mr.. A. DuPro Gaillard, compost ,or
on tho Greonville Mountaineer, alter
spending month in tho mountains of
North and South Carolina, recruiting his
health and wasted energies, is on his
way back homo. Ho reached Walhalla
Monday evening and is spending fow
days with his relatives hore. Mr.. Gail
| lard was at ono timo n printer in tho
CoURIER Office, having served his ap-
prcnticcship on the paper. OF course
We have IL warm place In our hearts for
him and his and wish for him great
measure of SUCCESS and happiness In
life. May his shadow never grow less
He paid us an appreciated call on Tues-
day morning.
II We have just received q fine, ne"
II stock of Imported DRUGS and
| NJ