Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-09-26
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Grcenville, is visiting relatives and friends
in Walhalla.
Road V. l.. Norman's new ad. His
goods are fresh from tho Eastern mar
kets. Call and SEQ him.
Miss Lille Thompson left last week
for Atlanta, where she is visiting roa-
tiyes and friends.
DIR. John Morton, Of Mountain Rest,
is in Walhalla on professional business.
IIe will remain in town Il week or ton
days.
All the latest ideas in hats for dross
and street wear at Mrs. Il. M. Cudworth's,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, October,
18th, 9TH and 9th.
Rev. e. II. Waddcll, Superintendent
of tho Epworth Orphanago, at Columbia,
will preach in the Walhalla Methodist
church next Sunday morning at eleven
o'clock.
Miss Enio Crisp, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Crisp, died at their homo,
near Pine Mountain, Rabun county, Ga,
Wednesday, September 10th, aged soven-
teen years.
--Mcssrs. NJ. w. Coleman 4 Co., of
Seneca, are receiving their new fall and
winter goods, and offer special induce
ments to tho trading public. Read their
I'D. and give them n call.
Mrs j. II. M. Riser and two children
left last Friday morning for their home
at Birmingham, Ala. They spent several
weeks in Walhalla visiting the family of
Mrs j. w. +. Thompson,
Miss Mary Philson, of Clinton s. G.,
and family, of Walhalla. Miss Philson
is a charming and attractive young lady,
and we hop he will enjoy her visit to
our mountain city.
Mrs. Cudworth will be assisted by
millincr of experience and taste. If you
want the correct styles for headwear,
bolts, neck wear and all the latest novel
tics for fall and winter, be sure to give
her a call. October, 18th, 5th and 9th.
We will very soon begin to send
statements to those of our subscribers
who are in arrears. We would very
much prefer to he saved this labor and
expense by receiving remittance from
less.
Mr.. Jas. +. Neville, of West Union,
and Miss Sallic Norton, Of Walhalla, arc
attending the "Tin Wcdding' of Mr..
and Mrs. McDuflic Bruce, of Pickcns,
which interesting event was celebrated
on Monday evening, oath instant Mrs.
Brnce is daughter of Col. j. f. IIagood,
of Charleston.
Mr.. G. Wanner, of Talapoosa, Ga,
is in Walhalla for few days, visiting
his children at Mrs. Stuckc's. IIe paid
our sanctum an appreciated call Tues
day morning. He is looking remarkable
we'll. He is general manager of thy
vineyards of tho Georgia Vineyard Com
pany, and gathered $4,000 pounds of
grapes this year.
A practice hoot will be given at the
grounds next Friday afternoon at four
o'clock by the Walhala Gun Club. All
the members are requested to be present.
There will be meeting of tho club after
the shoot, and matters of Importance
will come up for consideration. Among
other things to be considered will be the
enforcement of the game law. Persons
not members can shoot, but will be
charged two cents piece for targets.
The protractcd meeting in tho Wal
halla Baptist church begins tomorrow
Crhnrsday) night Rev. O. j. Copeland,
of Anderson, S. c., will assist the pastor
in the services. Tho meeting will last
perhaps ten days or two weeks. The
public gonoiaily arc cordially invited,
and tho Christians of all denominations
are urged to cooperate and help in the
meeting as far as in them lies. We trust
there will be an out-pouring OF tho Holy
Spirit on all who attend and much and
lasting good accomplished for the cause
of Christ.
The French Broad (N. c. Hustler,
September goth: "Mr. j. a. Collins has
sold his property here and flown with his
charming young wife to more congenial
Cline, perhaps. During his brief sriourn
in our town he proved to be useful and
thoroughly reliable citizen. Although a
lifelong Republican Mr.. Collins is a firm
believer in the supremacy of tho white
race and like many other honest men of
his party refused to take any hand i'm tho
recent campaign. Our very best wishes
follow this happy couple to their new
home wherever it may be found. They
90 first to Walhalla, S. g."
1t is with regret that we chronicle
the death Of Miss Dora Ferguson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Ferguson,
which occurred at her fathers homo i'm
Pelzcr, S. c., last Sunday night at ten
O'Clock, after brief illness Of fever
She was seventeen years Of age, and n
bright, sweet, Christian girl She was a
granddaughter Of the late Anderson
lVeStcr, ana leaves many relatives in this
county to mourn her death. The re-
mains OF the deceased were laid to rest
in the cemetery at pclzcr Monday after
noon. TO the bcreavcd relatives is OK
tended the sympathics of many friends.
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