Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-08-10
--Misses Julia Maxwell and Emma
Merriok spent Tuesday in Anderson. |

Mrs. j. Il. HOllemancand children, of
Anderson, are visiting tho family of
/ Judge J. w. Holleman. .,lE.
Mrs. j. l.. Daniel left last Tuesday
for Laurens county on an extended visit
to her father and family. s
Miss Ida Lewis, of Lit. Pleasant, is
spending tho summer in Walhalla, stop
ping with Mrs. Rosa Schroeder. .,
--Dr. ". K. Sharp and four ohildren,
of Townville, were visiting tho family of
Judge j. w. Holie,nEn last waasr! s..
--Before buying 500 our buggies,
wagons, harness, laprobes. We carry o
complete limo. j. & j. s. Carter, w est
minstor, S. G. ...
Married, by II. A. II. Gibson, Notary
Public, on tho Sth of August, 1900, Mr..
u. III. Parker to Miss 4. Dawes, all of
North Carolina.
Road III. A. II. Gibson's new adYor-
| tisoment. ie carries q full supply of
general merchandise. Gii7o him call at
his now stand.
Mics Alta Smith, who has boon on
an oxtoi4ded visit to hor sistor, Mrs. j.
l.. Da,liol, returned to hor homo in Lau-
rons county last Tuesday.
Mayor Il. s. Holleman, accompanied
by his two brothers, Messrs. j. II. and
l.. G. Iolleman, of Anderson, is spend
| ing q fow days in the mountains.
-Mr. Geo. A. Steck, of tho Charles
ton News and Courier, arrived in Wal
halla Wednesday evening on q months
visit to his parents and other relatives.
Mrs. j. G. Haskell, Miss T.. G.. Has
kell, Mr.. w. Il. Haskell and DR.. j. G.
Haskell, of Columbia, passed through
Walhalla last week on their way to the
mountains.
Rov. j. N. II. Summerell, vito and
thrco children, of Anderson, passed
through Walhalla last night on their way
to Highlands, whore thoy will spend
some timo.
Anderson Intelligencer, August 9th +:
"Marricd, on Sunday, August 6, 1890, ut
tho West End Methodist church, by
Rov. S. b. Harper, Mr.. j. Arnold and
Miss Emma Smith, both of Oconee
county,"
Tho service ut tho Evangelical L,-
thoran church is to be in English next
Sunday. Thoro seems to have boon somo
uncertainty last Sunday because tho SER
vico was German on tho fifth Sunday in
July.
-Rov. A. McA. Pittman, Of tho South
Carolina Baptist, is visiting tho family
OF j. w. Shclor, Esq, and will remain
until next week. He is cultured gep-
tloman, fiMc writer and fluent speaker.
We wish him pleasant stay in our
midst.
Attention is called to tho ADVERTISE
mont of the Walhalla Select School,
Miss Kate j. Steok, Principal. This will
bo tho seventh year of this excellent
school. Miss Steck's thorough work in
tho school room is we'll known. Sho is a
devoted and enthusiastic teacher.
--Mcssrs. w. M. Tcaguo and Lit Smith
arc moving and repairing the building
formerly occupied by THE COURIER
and converting it into q handsome cot
tage residence. They moved it seventy
five feet with success, and will soon have
it ready for occupancy.
On Monday last Mr.. John Davis loft
at our Office several open bolls of cotton
taken from his field on his farm below
Seneca. 1t is what is known as the Bla-
lock cotton. Mr.. Davis is ono of Oconee's
very best farmers, and is tho first to re-
port opon cotton in our county this year.
Anderson Advocate: "a telegram to
tho editor of this paper received this
morning from Captain j. H. Grant in
Washington, d. c., informs us that the
President has appointed him Captain in
tho army vice Captain Fl. II. Thompson
resigned"
Miss Lula Earle, who has been
spending somo time in Anderson county
visiting relatives, returned last Saturday
evening, accompanied by her cousin,
Miss Lucy Earle, quite pretty young
lady, who will spend some days visiting
hor uncle, Mr.. j. r. Earle, and family.
Mr.. w. j. Duflio, of Columbia, is in
town for few days. Ho and his family
hayo been spending a few days at Toccoa,
Ga. Their many Walhalla friends viii
bo glad to learn that Mrs. Duflio and
daughters and Mrs. Bellamy and Miss
Isellamy will come to Walhalla in q few
days and spend tho summer at tho home
of Gen. VIM. f. Erwin.
MFR. j. j. Haley, County Commits
sioner, accompanied Prof. j. s. Jen-
nings last Thursday to his summer homo
at Horse Cove, N. G. Although pretty
successful campaigner in South Carolina,
Mr.. Haley failed to got successful
"pull" at mountain trout. Ho reached
Walhalla Monday by way of Cashiers,
Sapphire and Whitewater Falls, and has
tho rattlos of two presumptuous snakes
that were encountered this sido of Sap
phiro.
-Bo sure to attend tho show Friday
night by tho Walhalla Comedy Com
pany. This promises to bo ono of tho best
that the company has pivon and evory
ono should come out and give them o
full house. You couldn't spond moro
} pleasant two hours any whore. Every
scat in tho house should be occupied
, whom tho curtain goes up. Good songs
and music. Performance will begin
promptly at NINE o'clock. Admission Is
and 25 cents. Place: Pitchford's Hall.
--Rov. Joseph II. Dondy, Of Kershaw,
S. g., was in Walhalla last week visiting
relatives and friends. JIo also spent
, several days at Riohland visiting his
mother. IIo has recently been ordained
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