Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-08-15
Iotal ano mersonul.

is in Wallalla OH business.
In another column of this issue will
be found an important bridge notice."
Mr.. G.. A. Taylor, of Port Tampa
City, Fla, is visiting relatives in Oconoo
Mr.. S. Clare Keys Of Grecnvillc is
visiting relatives and friends III Wal
ha'la.
Miss MaN Wyly, of Retreat, is visiting
at the home of her uncle, Mr. w. l..
Werner
Miss Hattie MacAlistcr, Of Durham,
N. c., is visiting ut the home of Mrs. T..
A. Bell in Walhalla.
Mrs. ID. 5. IIaltiwangcr and children,
of Ninety-Six, are visiting at the homo
of Mr.. W. l.. Werner.
MFR. John Il. Cochran, of Anderson,
spent several days last week in Walhalla
among his many friends.
Don't forget to bring wcll-fllcd
baskets with or & extra rations to tho
Semi Centennial August 2:'d.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. G.. McAlistcr, Of
Columbia, arc visiting Mrs. E. 4. Bell
They will spend several weeks in Wal
halla.
Misses Bcrta and Eva Payne, two
are visiting at the home Of Mr.. w. l..
Werner.
Mrs Sophia Puck habcr, of Charles
ton, is spending the summer in Walhalla
visiting ut the home of Mr.. III. l.. Brandt
aud family.
Mr.. }. IL. Schroeder who has been on
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ii.
b. Schroeder, returned to his home in
Charleston last Thursday
All persons intero stcd in the Bethel
Presbyterian cemetery arc requested to
meet and assist in cleaning up the ccmc-
terry next Friday morning.
House with 4 rooms, 1875 acres of
land, 40 in cultivation, all fresh, located
three miles from Oakway, for rent. Ap-
ply to j. w. Shelor, Walhalla.
Mcssrs. NJ. b. Gaines, James d. Rog-
ers, of Anderson, and l.. A. Tanncry
and j. NJ. MattiSon, of Oakway, were in
Walhalla Monday on business.
Mr.. Milton Mccoy and family, of
Waverly, Ala, arc visiting relatives in
Oconce. At present they are stopping
with Mr.. W. d. Dodd, in Walhalla.
In .his issue will be found the advcr-
tscmcnt of the Seneca High School, j.
T.. Ward. principal. Prof. Ward was in
charge Of this school last session and
gave general satisfaction
Mr.. Ilughry IIarkns, while out
hunting on the Stumphousc mountain
last week, shot and killed large hawk.
1t measured -four feet and four inches
from tip to tip of wings.
Owners OF lots in the Lutheran and
WeStview cemeteries should have the
lots looked after. Some of them present
rather neglected appearance. The
vacant lots should also be cleaned up.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul l.. Stcck, and
children, of Taylorsvillc, y. c., are visit
inu Row and Mrs Rnunrc mud ~ I, n,,
relatives in town This is Mr.. Stecks'
first visit to his old homo in eight years.
Mr.. II. +. Thompson, and family, of
Blackville, are visiting the family of his
mother, Mrs. j. w. +. Thompson. They
will spend some weeks. "Smoke's"
many friends are always glad to welcome
him to his old home.
The German Artillery Company, of
Charleston, will bring the First United
States Artillery Band to the Semi Cen
tcnnial. 1t is conceded to bc the finest
band South OF Washington. There is a
musical treat in store for those who at
tend the celebration.
1t has been found impossible to send
personal invitations to every citizen of
the county and town and visitor to the
Semi Centennial In view of this fact
the social committee extends cordial
invitation to al, through the columns of
Tue COURIER tins week.
The Tobacco Factory is being put i'm
apple pie order and will be the head.
quarters and barracks of the German
Artillery during their stay in Walhalla
The Executive Committee has purchased
100 canvas cots and will make the soldier
boys as comfortable rs possible.
During a heavy blow and rain Sun
day afternoon at Rock Springs a large
tree, to which horse was hitchcd, was
blown down, and, strange to say, the
horse was nninjurcd and did not even
break loose. Much damage was done to
corn and cotton in that section
--Rcy NJ. G. G.. Schcrcr, wife and two
SONS, OF Ncwbcrry, s. c., have arrived
and are staying at "IIil Cottage" Mrs. G..
a. Normar's. Rev. Schcrcr is promi-
ncnt Lutheran minister, formerly Prcsi-
dent OF North Carolina College, now
pastor of The Church Of the Rcdccmcr.
AT conference Of the Walhalla
Baptist church last Sunday, after preach
ing, a unanimous call was extended to
Rev. c. Wardlaw to serve as pastor of
the church for the remainder Of this
year, Mr.. Wardaw is Il pious, consc-
Grated man and we believe there is a
good work for him here.
There will be a picnic given at High
Falls on Wednesday, August 22d, the
county campaign day at that place
Everybody is cordially invited. Tho
usual wcll-iillcd baskets Of good eatabcs
are expected. Speaking and dancing
VIII aliord entertainment and amusement
Tor thoso who may attend.
Clayton Tribune, August .: ".Judgc
Logan +. Blccklcy is on Il weeks outing
among the mountains and home people
mere The Judge scaled up the famous
old Scrcamcr mountain early yesterday
morning to view the scenes Of Ills native
county and the ashes Of his log cabin
summer home, which was burned last
winter. lie is the guest Of his sister,
Mrs Emily Wall"
The outlook is making special fca-
'hrc IN It's magazine numbers Of single
pages, containing each n portrait and
SKctch oi. some man or woman prOmi-
hcntly before the public. In the August
magazine number will be found such
features relating to Dr. Martin, the head
moi OF thc Imperial University of China the
nhihcSc Empress Dowa:cr and Admiral
hemcy The price of the publication is
;" a year. Address the Outlook Com
pany, New York
during the past few weeks there has
nccn considerable practice shooting by
IN tmc members Of tho Walhala Gan Club.
l no targets are blue rocks-somctimcs
..'''N'' .'hy pigeons. "A lew evenings
since, while the club was in action,
young man as cd n .'oung lady living
within hearing Of the guns what all that
sahootihB meant. She Informed him that
.hc gun club was shooting STRAY pig
cons but was corrected by another of
inc ia'r sex, who explained that they
were not stray pigeons at all, but "dirt
pigconS.n
i'unncy'S Sllour Liver Regulator is
thc brS' remedy to relieve the various