Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-08-01
1lotal ano 1lcrsonal.

They arc coming from everywhere.
Folks, let's entertain them royalty.
Miss Fay lIudgcns, of I.aurons, S.
G., is visiting Mr.. w. Z. Nash and
family.
Gnn Club meeting ut litchford's
Hall this afternoon att o'clock. Worry
important.
Two new candidates this wcck-E.
T.. Werner for Congress and j. 5. lIydc
for Supervisor.
Mrs. Eliza porchcr and Mr.. Attic
Porchcr, of Charleston, are visiting tho
family of Dr. ID. Il. Darby.
Miss Alice I.angston. of Seneca, is
spending this week in Walhala visiting
her aunt, Mrs. w. II. Barron.
Miss Annie Bicmann, II beautiful
young lady of Walhalla is visiting her
friend. Mrs. G. s. Reid, Of Seneca.
Cows and yoS,ng calves for sale
For cash or on credit with good papers.
Apply to H. c. Marctt, Fair Play, S. G.
Miss Ella Reese of BowcrSvillc, Ga,
arrived in Walhalla this afternoon on a
visit to her brother, Mr.. George Reese.
For pure, fresh drugs go to Dr. J. W.
Bells. Prescriptions promptly and ac-
curatcly compounded. No SuhStitutionS.
Miss Bcrtic Stansill, of Ashcvillc. y.
c., arrived last saturday and is visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. G. SchaiG, who is quite
sick.
The Mountain View school crowd
and friends will have Il picnic at the
tunnel, August Sth, 1000. Bring well
filled baskets.
Come out to l'itchford's Hall to-
morrow (ThurSlay) afternoon ut six
o'clock. and make The Semi. Centennial
chorus Il success.
The Semi Centennial is sure to be a
hp hn tiyn
mittrc needs about $500 moro to com
plcic the programme.
Cards are out announcing the com
ing marriage of MIR. Clifton King and
Miss Ida MckcrnS on August J. 1900,
near rokccna, this county.
"A little more than three weeks and
the celebration will be here No entries
yet for the riding tournaments Boys,
send in your names and begin to practice.
Tho old story about Yankee Doodle
not seeing the town for the houses will
he changed during the Semi Centennial
You will not br able to see the town for
the people.
The hotel barber shop is now run
ming two chairs. and will continue To do
so until atirr the first of Scptrmbcr
The proprietor is assisted by Henry
Mikcl, colurrd.
Mrs }. u Ishcl says She will take
III, Miss Johanna Spinckc SAYS put her
down for 10. That's the way To talk.
How many boardurs can You take dur
ing the Semi Centennial?
The Greenwood journal OF July ~
says: "Mr. f.. T.. Werner. candidate for
Congress. was in town Tuesday. He
says h. will beat latimcr and Wychc il
he can get before the people"
Walhalla and Westminster will cross
bats on the lattrl'S field tomorrow
Clhursday) evening. We made IN error
in last weeks paper. Instead Of the
score being to >. it was to in Wal
hallaS favor
The membership Of the Knights Of
Honor throughout The United States on
July list, 1900, was G2 500. Total amount
of benefits paid to widows and orphans
OF deceased members to July liih, 1000,
was sIO,39i ,ooO.H9.
There are two hundred people in
Walhal!a and the SURF nnding commu
nifty that coud and ought to contributc
81 each towards the semi Centennial.
send in your name and 81 to the lrcaSu-
rcr or any member Of the executive com
mittcc.
I.ast Wednesday little Eva. only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. l'tzycr-
aid, was laid to rest at Ncvillc'S grave
yard. Rev. j. G.. Schaid hi'd the funeral
services. Her age was ON. months
om sympathy.
Mr. WcsSic 'rcrhumc and Miss Anna
Tcrhunc returned 10 Walhalla Sunday
afternoon from New Jersey. where they
have spent several weeks visiting rcla.
tivcS and friends at their old home.
Their many friends are glad to welcome
them back again.
"a ncghhorhood barbecue will be
served t"-mnrrow near the residence of
4 ,l 80
kcll and Alexander families. Mr..
Counts, of Ncwbcrry, who is a skilled
caterer IN preparation Of Il cue, has the
matter III hand, and I'LL invited guests
may expect Il real feast OF good things
on this occasion.
We are requested to announce tha,
there Will be Il conference of the BAPTIST
church III thcil meeting house in Wal
lalla tu-norrow CIlmrSday) evening AT
30 o'clock for the purpose of clcctng
delegates I" the association Which is to
meet at Pleasant Ridge next Tuesday,
and 10 transact other important church
business. \ full attendance is desired.
Among the promiucn, visitors to
"InnsialIcu" the past two weeks were
Prof \. +, Iiourand, OF tie Peabody
Normal COLLEGE, Nashville, Tenn, and
Prot. l'rauSon, OF the University Of
Georgia, Athens. The library at "lm-
uistallcn is very full in South Carolina
history, and is much S0ughi after by
Authors and Instructors, who find there
thc open door.
Married, at the home of Tie brides
father, MIR. s. \. Williams, near Eciurm,
on sunday, July I'D, 300, 10y Rev.
Thomas Ford, Of North Carolina, Mr..
John Duncan, OF kabnn county, Georgia,
aud Miss Lille Williams. This happy
young coGplc have rhr best wishes Of a
loSr ni friends Miss Williams was one