Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-01-04
Gocal auo nersunal.

u. ". poVei, ol ClaSton, Ga, Is III
Walllalla visiting special friends.
Mr. Geo. Seaborn. Of the Southern
Railway, is visiting relatives in Walhala.
Tho best ladies' shoe on tho market
for only $500 at tho Cash Bargain Store.
Miss Blanche Wall, Of Clayton, Ga,
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. +. A. Bell, and
family
MIR. Sam p. Bryce killed tho largest
hog of the season last Friday. 1t ncttcd
5o7 pounds.
Rev. j. ~. Wade, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Highlands, n. G.,
was in Walhalla Monday
Miss Lillian Doyle, of Westminster,
and Miss Bertic White, of Grccnville,
spent Tuesday in Walhalla.
Mrs. l.. W. Mcakin, of Layonia, Ga,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. II.
&. Strothcr, Of West Union.
MIR. K. a. Erwin, of Atlanta, Ca,
paid short visit to his father, Gen. w.
L. Erwin, during tho holidays.
Rev. d. p. Beardcn will preach at
Wolf Stake church on tho second Sunday
in this month at II o'clock \. NJ.
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for it is the best shoe on the market.
Cash Bargain Store.
-5,0W PIGEoNs WANTED. Will pay
spot cash Cor them. For full particulars
address Furman Simpson, Westminster,
5.
DIR. j. II. Burgess formerly of Clar-
enhon County, but now living near
rn;. Il
Tuesday.
MIR. John Maxwell, Of Columbia,
spent several days in Walhalla last W eek
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. X.
Maxwell.
Mr. John Ernest, of Grccnville, spent
part of this and last week visiting lis
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ernest, in
Midway.
Mr. George Maxwell, of Columbia,
spent several days in town last week
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Hughes and
other relatives
Mr.. John -. Perry, Of Tyler. Texas,
left for his home on Monday last, after
spending Il week visiting relatives and
friends in Oconcc.
rounds through the county taking tax
returns. Sec his appointments Oh the
fourth page of this issue.
Health for 10 ccnts.-~Cascarcts make
the bowels and kidneys act naturally,
destroy microbes, cure headache, bilious
ness and constipation. AN druggists.
Married, at Newry, on December
at NJ
to Mr.. f. a. IIaddon, of Donnalds, S. c.,
Rov w. S. lIamitcr, officiating.
--NALrAHIE TRACT OF LAND Of 2:;5
acres on Ramsay'S Creek, five miles from
Walhala, for sale. Terms easy Apply
to Jayncs ~ Shclor, Walhalla, S. G.
DIR. John Wicklitfc, who has been
spending the holidays in West Union
with his parents, returned to his duties
iii Wards Island Hospital, New York,
last Tuesday.
The tournament at Pickett Post last
Thursday WAS success in every particu-
lar. The honorS were awarded rs fol-
lows: j. II. Beatty, first; +. J. Rankin,
second: Sam Stribling, third.
Mir Leon Sloan, Of Franklin, y. G.,
has accepted position rs salesman in
the store of Carter n Co. lie began
work on Monday last, and will become
permanent resident of Walhalla.
There will be Il riding tournament
near Mr.. W. &. RussclrS, on Chattooga
river, on Saturday, January Eth. The
public is cordially invited. The boys
are requested to take their horses
Mr.. Will Morgan, who has been liv-
ing at Clarendon, Texas, for the past
two years, rCturncd to Oconcc last week
and expects to STAY We gladly wei
come him back to his native heath.
County Treasurer Kay has issued to
Hiatc l,lI2 tax receipts, representing in
The aggregate so, o,7?l.i -. The taxes arc
almost entirely collected, the uncolcctcL
balancc amounting to about $1,000.
Mfrs. J. W. Mcctzc left this week for
Grilliu, Ca, where Mr. and Mrs. Mcctzc
will make their future home. They were
residents of Walhalla only few months
but wc regret very much to lose them as
citizens.
MFR. Edgar T.. Hendrix, son Of Mr.. j.
NJ. Hendrix, of Mount Pleasant, y. G.,
is visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. f. Hendrix, of Walhalla. He is
a student in Ncwbrrry College and will
graduate this year. Mr. Hendrix is Il
II bright and promising young man.
MFR. Trenholm Maxwell, of Charlotte,
n. C., spent the holidays in Walhalla
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Il. Hughes and
,pi her relatives lhiS is Mr. Muy\yrll's
first visit to his old home in about five
years. His many friends were pleased
Ito meet him again.
A. L. Mitchell, Il prominent and pro-
t,rrASivc cuorc,i man of plummcrvillr,
Arkansas, has been on Il recent visit to
his relatives and friends living in and
near Walhala. He is il native of this
iOcuncc) county, but has been Il resident
of the State of Arkansas many years.
II" says he is doing well in his adopted
home.
AT the meeting Of the Minister'S
Association on January |, the following
officers were elected: Rev l.. X. PrObSt,
nf the English Lutheran church, prcSi-
dent; Rev. l.. &. Broughton, Of the Tab
crnacr Baptist church, first vice prcSi-
dent; Rev. Il. O. Flynn, of the North
Avenue Presbyterian church, second vice
president. Rev. l.. *. pIobst is Il son of
Rev j. +. rrohSt, formerly pastor Of the