Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-12-05
Fresh candies at Boll's.


Ca, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. E.
Grant
Mr.. II. G.. Thompson, of Victoria
n. g., was in Walhalla last week among
friends.
Mr.. Alex. Edwards, of Victoria, N.
e., paid us pleasant call Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. w. Trenholm Maxwell, of Lib
crty, spout Tuesday in Walhalla visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs. A. G. Frctwoll and daughter,
of Clark's Hill, arc visiting at tho home
of Mr.. IL. G. Busch.
Mrs. E. l.. IIorndon returned to
Walhalla last week, after visiting rola-
tivcs in Augusta, Ga.
Sec notices of County Commissioners
in this issue. They arc important. ga
word to the wise" etc.
Read V. l.. Norman, now ad. lie
is wing our readers n little shoe talk,
and we think it will provo interesting
to them.
-Prcaching in tho Walhalla Baptist
church on next Sunday morning and
evening at the usual hours by the pastor,
Rev. G. Wardlaw.
Deputy Marshalls Corbin and McKin-
nccy and w. j. Beck seized ten gallons of
whiSkcy last Monday from Samuel
Bryce in the town of Walballa.
"A great many of tho men of Wal
halla went hunting last Thursday. Some
of them killed birds, some rabbits. somo
squirrels and some-corn liquor.
Mr.. John G. Hicks, who has been
with a corps of civil engineers in South
Georgia for tho past few months, is at
home on visit to his fathers family.
Essc Hill, of Horse Cove, n. c., spent
several days in Wahalla last week.
They were guests at Mrs. Rosa Schro-
dcr'S.
Rev. j. II. Stone will preach at Mill
Creek school house on the third Sunday
i'll this month at | o'clock A. NJ, and at
Belmont school house at half pa { three
O'Clock 4. NJ. same day.
II. b. Earle and Il. f. Thompson
executors, advertise some valuable real
estate that they will sell saleSday in Jan
nary. This land is very desirable, and
lies in the Milestone section.
"A team belonging to Mr.. Frank
Hill, of Horse Cove, y. c., ran away on
the streets of Walhalla last Wednesday,
tearing up the hack to which he was
hitchcd and breaking the leg of ono of
the horses.
Mrs. II. +. Mason, of Westminster,
and Mrs. DR. G. B. Floyd, of Fairburn,
Ca, spent last Saturday in Walhalla
visiting tho family of Mr.. James Sea-
born. Their many friends are always
glad to welcome them here.
Cards arc out announcing the mar
riagc of Miss Willie Virginia Reid and
Or. Charles Patrick Martin on Wcdnos-
day morning, December 18th, at $50,
o'clock, in the First Meth odist church,
Russellvillc, Alabama.
M. w. Coleman & Co., of Seneca,
are advertising Il lot of odd pairs OF
shoes that they are selling at worry low
prices. BE sure and give them a call
when in Seneca. They can please you
in almost anything you may want.
Revenue Agent Kilc and Marshals
Corbin and Mckinney and posse ar
rested near Westminster this morning A
NJ. Manlcy, of Toccoa, Ga, and confiscated
ten gallons of whiskey :and mule and
buggy. lie was travelling the Long Greek
road to Wcstmnstcr
Mrs. Sarah F. Vail, of Middleton,
y. y, who is pleasantly remembered by
Il circle of friends here, died at her home
last week. Mrs. Vail spent part of a
winter at the Norman Park Hotel sew
cral years ago. She was admired by all
who became acquainted with her. She
leaves only one child, Mrs. Gucring, to
whom sympathy it extended.
The Walhalla Comedy Company
will present "The Deacon" a comedy
drama, at Pitchford's Hall, on Wcdncs-
day night, December 10Th All tho old
favoritcs of the company will make their
appearance again, and '"The Deacon
bids fair to be the best performance the
company has yet given. Remember the
N a 1o,
the curtain goes up.
Last Friday night Rev. f. NJ. Royal,
missionary to China, lccturcd at the
Baptist church. Ills manner of speak
ing, his carncstncss and enthusiasm,
held the audience rivctcd to tho lecturer.
Rev. Mr.. Royal expects soon to return
to his work in China, and during his
vacation is lccturing on the subject OF
missions in order to increase the interest
in the foreign mission. His discourse
was both interesting and instru :tive and
it is to be regretted that more were not
present to hear him.
Following is a list Of unclaimed let
tcrs remaining in the Walhalla post office
lIunnicutt, Robt. Reid, j. G. Gaines
Tom Colbert, Clyde Hunnicutt, II. NJ
Bacon, j. II. Cox, j. f. Dunlop; Mes
DANES Martha Alexander Vallic Ben
nett, Salcy Bangs, S. T.. Brown, Vilanta
Lewis, Bcrnctta McGutlin, II. a. Tins,
Ellen Tins; Miss Julia Watson. Parties
calling for any Of the above lottcrs will
please say they have been advertised.
j. NJ. Morrick, p. NJ
Supreme Reporter of the Knights OF
Honor, benjamin f. Nelson, died at his
residence in st. Louis, Missouri, Novcm-
bcr 2lst, 1900. lie was elected Supreme
Reporter at The session held in Balti-
more, Maryland, in 1882, and has been
unanimously reelected at each session
since that time. He has been zeal
Gus member Of the order since its early
days, having been present at the first
session of the Supreme Lodge. lie was
known and beloved wherever a Knights
Of Honor Lodge existed, and it can safely
be said that the death Of no other mem
Der would have caused such universal
sorrow. Noah NJ Givan has been ap
pointed by the Supreme Dictator to fill
the vacancy caused by his death.
"A meeting of the board Of commits
Sioncrs for Oconcc county of tho South
Carolina Interstate and West Indian
Exposition was held at Walhalla on
Monday morning at IL o'clock. Present
we're Jno w. Shclor, of Tngaloo, and
JAS. Thompson and V. L.INorman, OF
ganization by clecting Jno. w. Shclor
chairman; and V. l.. Norman, Secretary
II was resolved to invite the State Com
missioner, Gen. Noise, to meet with the
board at ar early day when active work
will be begun towards cnlsting co.Opera-
Gom Of al public spirited citizens in the
county towards securing crcditablc
exhibit for the Exposition to be hold in
Charleston from December |, 1901, tC
June | 1902.
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