Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-04-26
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MIR. l.. l.. Barr. of Grccnvillc, is visit
ing relatives in Walha!la.
Mr. Sloan Maxwell, of Anderson,
spent Sunday in Walhalla
Mr.. Pete Schroeder is now employed
in the Walhalla Cotton Mills.
-NormanS Uptown Store has Il new
advertisement in this issue. Read it!
Mrs. j. Il. Earle has been quite i'll
for 4 week or more, but is improving.
Major w. j. Stribling spent Monday
in Ncwbcrry on professional business.
Little Miss Mary Rccdcr, Of Oallway,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. p Reese.
Misses Lillian Werner and Julia X.
Maxwell arc spending to-day in Andcr-
son.
Read J. II. Adams new advertise
mcnt in this issue. lie is Offering Somo
rare bargains.
-McSsrs. X. G. Mcrrick and Nj. G..
Scaborn attended Il cotllion in Green
Vile last week.
MIR. J. ID. Perry, who lives near Wal
halla, is quite i'll. We hope to hcar Of
speedy recovery.
Mrs j. w. Nix, after Il pleasant visit
to her parents in Walhalla, has returned
to her homo in Greenwood.
Mr.. J. B. Reid, of Columbia. spent
1,
Mr.. G. l.. Reid, and family.
Roy. G. Wardlaw, Of Seneca. will
preach in the Walhalla Baptist church
next Sunday morning and evening.
MIR. G. II. Mayhem left Tuesday
morning for Washington, Ga, where he
will spend about two weeks on business.
MIR. T.. NJ. Cudworth spent Sunday
and Monday with his family in Walhala.
returning Tuesday morning to Charles
ton.
Mrs. ID. OclkcrS, who has been on q
pleasant visit to her daughter, Mrs. }. a.
Collins, at llcndcrSonvillc. \. G., has
returned homo.
Miss Ncttic Gibson returned home
last Sunday evening after an extended
visit to relatives and friends in Charles
ton and Grccnvilc.
The jim crow car law went into cf-
feet last Friday. Whites and negroes
now ride first class. The rate is three
cents mile for all passengers.
MIR. +. u. Gucrard, of Charleston, $.
G.. general manager of the Penn Mutual
Life Assurance Company, spent Monday
last in WI; halla in the interest Of his
company.
M. w. Coleman Il Co., of Seneca,
have new advertisement in this issue.
They are talking about the fine shoes
they handle. Read the advertisement
and give them 4 call.
Miss Mollic Hood. of Franklin. y. c.,
is on a brief visit TO the family of MIR. j.
=. Sloan. From here Miss Hood will 90
to Westminster, where she will make her
home with Mrs. }. 5. Carter.
Cards are ont announcing the mar
riage of Mr.. Dclano G.. McAliStcr, Of
Columbia, and Miss Katherine ijcii, oi
Walhalla, at tho home of Mrs T. A. Bell.
,ln, Inv, Il rt - ,',l, N
-Rcv. Il. l.. Rogers will conduct ser
vices at BE hcl Presbyterian church next
Saturday and Sunday morning at II
o'clock. At the Sunday morning service
the sacrament OF the Lords Supper will
be administered.
w. H. Shipman, Bcardslcy, Minn.,
under oath says, he had dyspepsia for ~
years until he used Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure and now he eats what he likes and
as much rs he wants and dgcSiS what he
eats. For sale by J. W. Bell.
Seven new candidates ;his week
For Auditor, \. u. Grant and b. a. DAILY;
for County Commissioner, w. ). prich.
ard and ". \. Cox; for County Supcrvi,
sor. Nathaniel Phillips and +. ". picpcr
for Treasurer, Wm. T.. Barton.
MIR. John Ernest, of Goshen, Indiana,
is visiting the family of his brother, Mr..
Alfred Ernest, in Midway. lie contcm.
plates investing in property in or ncal
town and moving here. We will gladly
welcome him and his to our midst.
On last Thursday morning Mr.. l.. f.
Edwards, who lives near Walhalla. while
choppiug, cut his right foot severely.
and in the afternoon his son Alden CD:
his left foot, inllicting Il painful wound.
Both are laid up with their injuries, but
are doing as well as could be expected.
We regret to chronicle the death of
Mr.. John Orr. who died at his home ON
Little river on Sunday, April -, 1900, of
pneumonia, aged twenty years. The
relatives Of The deceased have The SYM
pathy OF many friends in their sore
bereavement. We are unable to learn the
place of burial.
The friends Of Mr.. w. J. Neville cx-
Ycct him home soon from Tucson, Ari-
Ztn2s whore he has been for the past
three months for the benefit OF his
health. His friends will he pleased to
know that his health has been very
much improved by his stay in the far
West
Mr.. W. II. TaIlcy killed a large bald
eagle on the Corbin place, on Little
river, last Friday. The bird measured
y ic"i from tip to tip Of wings. The
shot was fired at a range of - yards.
After little more practice ON his part
we Will hc glad to admit Mr.. Tallcy to
she Courier Gun Club.
Mr.. Chas. +. Brcnncckc and wife. Of
''narlcSton arrived in Wahalla last
evening. We learn that Mr.. Blcnmcckc
is IN i'll health and returns to his old
home 10 rcCul'cratc. His many friends
will regret 10 learn of his i'll health, but
Will be delighted to welcome him back
t" the home OF his childhood.
The W"Uord and Clemson College
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