Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-09-12
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Tho Anderson Fertilizer Company
wants 100000 good heart shingles. Sec
advertisement.
"A dance was enjoyed by large
crowd of young people at Pitchford S
Hall Monday night.
Mr.. Joe Slater has our thanks for a
round of tinc iced cider. 1t was do.
lightful for hot day.
Mr.. Cordell Wright, of Laurens,
spent several days visiting among friends
in Walhalla this week.
Miss Sallic NanWyck, of Atlanta,
Ca, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
j. w. Harrison, and other relatives.
Bishop L. Capars will preach in tho
Episcopal chnch Sunday ncxt at ii
o'clock A. NJ, and probably at night
WANrED-To buy to 1O-horsc
power portable steam engine. Address
Postmaster at Poplar, Oconcc county, S. G.
-Rcv. j. M. Sanders will preach at
Pleasant, Hill Baptist church on the
fourth Sunday in September ut II o'clock
"A. NJ.
Miss McCollough's school will open
Monday, September II. Miss Hattie
Bell Mccullough will have charge of tho
drawing class.
Miss Alma Nash left Tuesday morn
winter stock of millinery for the store of
Mrs. w. u. Nash.
Mr. &. a. Taylor left this morning
for his home in Port Tampa City, Fla,
after an extended visit to relatives i'm
Walha!!a and Oconee county.
Miss Nell Hammond returned to her
home in Abbevillc on Monday morning,
after spending IL delightful visit with her
friend, Miss Annie Rose, in Walhalla
MIR and Mrs. Clarence Osborne and
Mrs. G. NJ. Harper, Of Anderson, arc
spending their summer outing at the
residence Of Mr.. j. ID. Isbcll, near Wal.
hala
Mr.. Theodore Hopkins, Of Arkansas,
is visiting his kinSman, Mr.. S. a. Byrd,
of Walhalla. This is his first visit to
Oconcc since 1871, when he left for his
adopted home.
Mrs. S. II. Randolph, of Toccoa, Ga.
is visiting her old home near Walhalla.
She is greatly improved in health and is
meeting with cordial greeting from her
many friends.
Mr.. William NonlIadeln, Of Jack
sonyillc, Fla, is on a visit to his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Won IIaden. He is
looking well, and his many friends are
pleased to see him again.
The Rt Rev. II. y. Northrop, d. d.,
Bishop Of Charleston, will administer
the Sacrament of Confirmation at Wal.
hala on the 9TH Sunday in September
the 3Oth day Of the month.
Henry Williams, colorcd, marketed
the first bale of new cotton in Oconcc
last Thursday to G.. w. Gignilliat. 1t
brought ~ cents per pound.
There will be called meeting of the
liaync Circle Tuesday afternoon, Sep
tcmbcr 18th, at 4 o'clock. All members
should be present, rs the course Of read
ing for the winter will be discussed
Mr.. Marvin j. Smith returned home
Sunday afternoon, after Il weeks outing
at Sandy Springs in Anderson county.
lie reports having had a good time away
from the cXacting duties in the COURIER
Office.
Mr.. V, l.. Norman lett home on Mon
day aftcrn oon for the Northern markets,
where he goes to purchase his fall and
winter stock of goods. He will let the
readers of the COURIER know when his
new goods arrive.
Rcv. &. f. Clarkson will fiji his rcgu.
lar appointment in the Walhalla Mctho
dist Church on next Sunday morning
ana evening at the usual hours. lie will
also conduct the regular prayer meeting
this "wednesday evening at s o'clock.
For SAI.E.--Thc Semi Centennial
Executive Committee will offer, at pr
Vatc sale, canvas cots, sheets, excelsior
pillows, buckets, dippcrs, lamps, lum-
ber, &c. Apply to f. S. IIollcman, C..
". Pitchford, James Thompson or V. L..
Norman.
Mr.. liuskin Anderson, of Seneca, is
represented in our advertising columns
this week lie is a live merchant, and
the nnrchD ,iiD1i,. ,yil1 a tn
give him call. lie is a courteous gen.
tlcmaD and will serve his customers in
the best manner.
On Tuesday Of last week Mr.. j. A.
Wyly, of Retreat, had the misfortune to
be thrown from his b, ~ and painfully
hurt. Ills right leg ", broken in three
places. His many Occncc friends will
bc glad to learn that he is recovering
from his injuries as rapidly as possible.
REV. 0. j. Copeland, of Anderson,
VIII assist the pastor in protractcd
meeting in the Walhalla Baptist Church,
beginning on Thursday, September
weeks, We trust the meeting
VIII be great means Of grace to
our Baptist brethren and to the cOmmu-
hity III general Mr.. Copeland is con
sccratcd young man and an excellent
preacher.
Died, after brief illness, at the resi-
dencc of Mr.. W. A. White, September
18th, 1900, Mr. Lee G. White. Ilo was
born June 18th, 1877, and was in his
2lth year. He was Il son Of Mr. and
Mrs. l.. NJ. White, Of Piedmont, S. G.
was a member of zion Methodist church,
near Walhalla He will he buried at
Bethel Presbyterian church on to morrow
morning. lis death was the result OF
Somc spinal affection.
Rev. G. Wardlaw, Of Seneca, filed
his appointments in the Walhalla Baptist
church on last Sunday morning and
evening. He had good congregations
and preached appropriate and forccful
sermons upon entering on his work rs
pastor of the church at this place. We
trust Mr.. Wardlaws coming among MS
rs man of God will be fraught with
good results in the Masters cause. IIc
VIII preach here again on next Sunday
ut II a. NJ. and S.23 u. ~ His regular
appointments at this place will be on
the second and third Sundays in each
month
Anderson Daily Mail, September <
married, by Rev. X. T.. Stackhousc, at
the home of the brides father, Mr.
Joseph W. Major, near Denver, s. G., ON
wednesday evening, September 9TH, 1900
At eight o'clock, Nj. Darwin l.. Rcid ia
Miss Margaret s. Major The bride is a
lovely and accomplished lady, Il gradu
ate OF winthrop College and for several
years teacher in tho High School al
Pcndleton Mr.. Reid is a fine Young
man, in business with Russell q Co. al
pcndleton, whore for the present tho
young couple will reside"