Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-08-24
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at Bclrs drug store.
---For your fall and winter suits 20 to
tho Cash Bargain Store.
Mrs. Guy Il. Grove and daughter
spont n couple Of days in Sonooa this
week.
Miss Ludio Bozoman, of Ninety-Six
IL on visit to her relatives, Mir. and Mrs,
&. l.. McGco, in Midway.
Mrs. s. l.. Eskow and daughter, of
Anderson county, visited the family of
Mr.. G. l.. Reid this week.
Miss Fannie Smith, of Charleston,
came up on tho excursion and is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. JAS. II. Wilson.
Mrs. G. Furber Jones and two chill
dren, OF Charlotte, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. G. Jones, at Tamassce.
Miss Nellie Sign, charming and ac-
complishod young lady of Abbevillc, is
on visit to hor friend, Miss jessie Peck
ham.
Road tho Cash Bargain saoro's advor-
tisemcnt.
-Hcnry Love, white, who ESCAPED
from tho county chaingang about n week
ago, has been recapturcd and lodged in
Jail.
Mrs. r. b. Norris, of Greenwood, ac-
companicd by her children, is on n visit
to her father, Col. II. S. YanDivicro,
and family,
-Bcforo buying SEQ our buggies,
wagons, harness, laprobes. We carry \
complete line. j. s. j. S. Carter, West
minister, S. 9.
Mrs. Lucy A. Dendy. of Richland
). g., accompanied by her son, Prof. w.
+. Dcndy, was in Walhalla on Monday,
visiting relatives.
-Mr. w. B. Lyles, of Fairfield county,
is stopping over with friends and rola-
tivcs in West Union on his way bono
from Baltimore, Md.
-Rov. G. f. Potter, of Brooklyn,
Long Island, visited relatively in Wal
halla last Monday. lilo is now spending
few days in Clayton, Ga, looking aftor
his mining interests noar that place.
Andrew Whitncr, colorcd, is now
serving fcw days on the city chain
gang. 1lo is working out his street tax,
wearing shacklcs, having escaped twice
before.
The annual catalogue of Clemson
College is ready for distribution. A COPY
will bc sent to any address upon appli-
cation to President IIartzog, Clemson
College, S. G.
Willis James, who runs tho Hotel
Barber shop, has just put in n now 10
ken revolving chair. You will always
find it cool at this place, as ho has an
''automatic' fan.
Health for ten cents. Cascarets
make the bowels and kidneys act natur-
ally, destroy microbes, cure headache.
bliousncss and constipation All drug
gists.
Your attention is directed to tho
article on tho first page of this issue
about the Wheat Growers Convention at
Greenwood. You will find it to be both
interesting and profitable reading.
-Rev. Carswcll, pastor of Mt Grove
church, baptized five converts in Chauga
last Sunday. A large crowd was present
and the day was enjoyed by all. Several
parties from Walhalla attended.
MIR. James M. Brewer, of West
Union, was bitton by a snake one night
last week. The bite made him yery
sick for fcw days, but is getting along
very well at present.
Mrs. l.. l.. Barr and her sweet and
attractive little daughter Annie, of
Grcenville, S. c., arc visiting her parents,
Major and Mrs. s. p. Dondy, and family,
of Walhalla.
-Mr John E. Roster, wife and child,
Mrs. Maggie Korber, Miss Annie Lcarey
and Mr.. VIM. M. Stucke, of Charleston,
came up on the excursion and ara spend
ing the term with Mrs. G. II. Stuckc and
family in West Union.
MISS Mary OPolly) Dorsey, living near
Walhalla, reached her 0SGh birthday on
last Sunday, having been born August
Goth, 1901. She is Il sprightly old lady
and seems to be in good health. In all
probability she will live to be hundred
years old and over.
Capt. Paul X. Gibson and wife, OF
Columbia, S. G., arc visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. III. Gibson, of Wal.
halla. Their.many friends hero will be
delighted to meet them again. They
will spend two or three weeks enjoying
our fine mountain climate and delightful
water.
The Baptists of Walhalla are having
erected at the Southwest corner of thci,
church cdifico a cupola, stccplc or bel
frey, wo don't know which. Whom com
plctcd it will no doubt add much to the
appearance Of the church. A vostibul;
will he built later.
Mr.. John l.. Danor, Of Charleston
S. G., piano tuner and repairor of mu
sical Instruments, is at tho Walhall;
Hotel. Mr.. Dauor will be pleased t,
tune and repair a fow pianos for thos,
who can appreciate honest workmanship
Terms reasonable.
We call the attention of tho farmers
OF this county to tho Farmers Insttut,
which will begin at Clemson on tho 28tl
instant and will continue throughout tn
most of the week. Subjects will b
treated of there that are Of vital impor
tance to farmers and there will doubtlcs
be n good attendance from this county
Mrs. j. j. AnScl has been and is still
quite sick. She is reported, however
to DO slowly improving. We hopo t.
hear soon of her complete restoration tt
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