Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-07-04
goul ano ncrsonal.
nd G.. 4. Norman's now nd.

Read G. A. Norman's now al.
If yon want an apple pccler cheap
go to Craig'S.
w. ". Hurt, of relzcr, paid IL short
visit home this week.
Mr.. Meyer Saul of llartwcll, Ga, is
in Walhalla on business.
Miss Lille Garrison, of Denver, is
visiting the Misses Rcids this wcck.
MIR. J. &. Carey, Of Lockhart, S. G.,
was in Walhalla last week on business
trip.
Mis-. T. W. Shc,or, of Seneca, is visit
ing her niece, Miss Carrie Keith, this
week
MIR. David Slvcrman, of Anderson,
is visiting his friend, Mr.. l.. Bloom, in
Wahalh.
Mr. j. Il. Reid, Of Columbia, spent
Sunday among his relatives and many
friends in Walhalla.
The young folks Of Wa'halla en-
ioycd Il Sociablc at Miss Carrie Kcith'S
last Friday evening.
For fruit Jars, Jelly glasses, extra
rubbcrS for jars (and preserving kettles
in few days. go TO Craig.
lion John d. Cappclmann, of Char
lesion. ). g., spent Monday in Walhalla
on professional business.
VI |
came up last Saturday and paid Il short
visit to Mr.. {. l.. Reid and family.
If the muskratS arc cutting your
corn GO, one OF our steel traps.
l.. c. Craig.
For pure, fresh drugs 20 to Dr. j. w.
Bells. Prescriptions promptly and ac-
Curatcly compounded. No SuhStitutions
McSSrS. NJ. w. Coleman n Co.. of Sc
nrra, call special attention to several lines
of goods this week. Read their aC and
give them Il call.
Mrs. Gertrude G.. McCarty. of Elbcr-
ton, Ca, is visiting Mrs. 5. X. Dcndy
She viii he here several days ON account
OF her health.
Mr. and Mrs. j. TownrS lInllcman
and children. OF Anderson, spent several
days last week visiting the family of
Judge j. W. lIollcman.
MIR. Ed lIiott left Monday afternoon
to play in Il series of base ball games ut
Sparanbnrg and Union. lie holds down
the left field tor Seneca.
Mr.. w. t.. Scahoru came over from
Griffin, Ca, last week and will remain at
home abo'.t two weeks. His many friends
are glad to see him again.
Mr. Geo. W. Broom left ~ our office
last week Il half huShcl of splendid June
apples, Mr.. Broom knows Il good thing
when he Sees it so do we.
Miss Kate j. S,yck will leave Friday
for Charleston. :. c., to attend the Ma
tional Educational Association, which
convcnS in that city next week
Mr.. w. NJ. Fruncll showed us one Of
the first cotton bloom, we have seen this
season. 1t was taken from Mr.. Neal
Sigh field last Saturday morning.
There will be an all-day singing at
ali, IN ltn -,
July. \ pleasant and profitable day
will be spent. The public is cordially
invited
Master Pleas. Alien has returned to
Walhalla, after Spending year at the
Cedar Springs Institute for he deaf and
dumb. lie is Il bright little fellow and
learns readily.
Mr.. J. II. Cannon. who has spent the
past week or two here, left last Thursday
for Greenwood. He made many friends
during his short stay, vino sill bc pleased
10 see him again.
Miss Annie Crisp, after another SEES
sion AT the Cedar Springs Institute, has
returned To her home in Wailmlia She
has made splendid PROGRESS during the
term. Her many little friends gladly
welcome her back.
Mr. John ". Oliver brought to town
the first cotton bloom Of the season last
Friday, June ~ He has several acres of
fine cotton, notwithstanding the con
tmucd rains. lie is a hu>tling farmer
and always gets there among the first.
ley. Franklin Metz, Il cnlnrcd minis
ter, died at his home in WalhalIa ON
Tuesday, July3. lie had been sick long
time, the immediate cause Of his death
being consumption. He was about :;S
years old. lie was buried at Flat Rock
cemetery.
Mrs. W. T. Irvine and three child
rem, "t Griffin, Ca, are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.. Russell, ut
WaySidc Inn, Russell, ). G. 1t has been
some time since Mrs. lrvim" has visited
her old home, and her many friends are
Glad To meet her again.
Married, on Monday morning. the
"a day Of July, Mr.. Thomas j. llannon
OF Spartanburg, and Miss Sudic Hun
s"nagc, by Rev. i. G Schaid. They left
at once for Kansas City, Mo. Our best
WISHES attend the happy young couple
Mr., VIM. II. Thompson. OF Charles
ton, is ut home visiting his parents Col.
and Mrs. Il. \. Thompson. and family,
for while. He was accompanied BY
k"Oo I. Keys and Eleanor Keys. who
are now at home after Il long stay at Con.
George ~ Wa@cncr'S, their uncle. in
The organization Of The Bounty
Land Sunday School, which was 10 have
taken place on the first Sunday in this
month, was postponed until the second
Sunday Afternoon. All those who are
Interested in Sunday School work arc
requested to bc present and assist in the
organization.
a cotton bloom taken from the field
OF Mr. l.. II. Brandt was brought Ia our
Office Tuesday morning. Mr.. brandt has
field of six acres in which blooms are
general all over. 1t is a pIcasin" sight,
III Wcw of the continual wet weather
ana damage To crops, to see Il thriving,
hcailhy-IOOkinG cotton field.
col. Il. T.. Iiowcn. of l'ickcns. passed
through WalhaIla Tuesday morning.
lie is on a business trip through the
mountains. Col. Bowen is one of pirkcnS
r"nntN'S best farmers. lie has made
over 700 bushels of wheat this year. on
trnacrcS Inc made 40 bushels, or an
average of y bushels to the acre.
Last Wednesday afternoon in the
thunder storm, Mrs. Nit Nicholson, who
lvrN near the northern Limit OF Wal
haE,, vas severely shocked by Il bolt of
lightning though no' seriously huri.
'hr "i her children WAS also shuckcd.
y Inr cow that stood in the yMd near a
'aISr oak tree was instantly Killed.
Mls. Floyd Ridley died at her
In"nlS home, near West Union. ON
saturday, June 30, AT ll."O =. m, after a
snort illness, and was buried at the
burial ground near the residence Of her
GIandial her, Mr.. Zen. T.. O'kcIIy. on sun
day, July l. at =. IN. Rev. j. G.. Schaid
conducted the funeral services. The
I"rhNrd was IS years Of age last OCto-
Der ANA leaves husband and infant