Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-08-08
Hotul auo Mcrsonal.
Decorate! Decorated! Decoratc!!,

oYorSocrS puDHSnod III this ISSUE. Read
it.
Mr.. j. A. Cook, of Atlanta, is visit
ing Mr.. w. b. Reinhardt, near West
Union.
You will be surprised at tho bar
gains you can get at Blooms Cash Bar
gain Store.
Paint up, dust up, rake up and get
your promises in good condition for the
Semi Centennial.
Attend the rehearsal tomorrow
Crhursday) afternoon at o'clock ut
Pitchford's Hall
We hope to publish the full pro-
grammc for the Semi Centennial cclc-
bration next week.
In this issue wo publish tho rules
governing the Democratic primary.
Read and preserve them.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs b. II. IIcl-
lams, Of Factory Hill, on tho 7th instant,
girl. This is daughter No. 4.
Rev. Il. l.. Rogers is in Donalds this
week assisting Rev. w. j. Wyly in n
protractot. meeting at that place.
Misses Maud and Hclcn Moss have
returned from IL pleasant visit to rca-
tlves and friends in pickcns county.
\ Nj. w. Coleman 4 Co., of Seneca,
Ihavc u new ad. in this issue. They are
advertising summer goods and say 'they
must go"
Married, August /, 1900, by Rov. j..
G. Schaid, at the Lutheran parsonage,
Mr.. John w. Jones and Miss Amanda
Chambers Best wishes.
The German Artillery has entered
three teams for the 200-yard target rillc
five dollars i'll purses offered.
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conference Immediately after services at
the BAPTIST church next Sunday. Preach
ing ut / a. NJ and $50 p. NJ.
The dinner on the first day of the
celebration is not to be free one except
to those who bring wcll-hlled baskets.
word to the wise is sufficient
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. McCary are
now entertaining little gentleman of
tender age. He arrived at their HON g,
near Oconcc Station, Sunday night las t.
The State campaign party will DO in
Walhala Tomorrow (Thurslay). Let
every voter who attends tho speaking
give each candidate a respectful hearing.
= Miss l.rttic Gricc, Of Pcndlcton, is
teaching the public school in West
Union. She has an enrolment Of fifty
pupils and is giving great satisfaction in
the school room.
Coroner y. l.. Booggs requests us to
say that he can he found in the Coroner s
office in tho Court House after this date,
aud he proposes to answer promptly all
calls for his services.
Subscribers to tho monument fund
are requested to hand in their subscrip-
tions to the Treasurer by the 18TH Every
one should be sure to remember this
and pay up promptly.
A bouncing baby boy is the latest
arrival at the home of Mr. w. NJ Fen
nell. Next year we hope to see the
young sport breaking blue rocks with
the Walhalla Gun Club.
We are no longer next to Craig's.
We arc two doors below the post office,
one block farther down the street. You
will save money by coming down to sec
us. Blooms Cash Bargain Store
Merchants of Walhalla, Seneca,
getting your floats ready for the big
Semi i-Ccntcnnial parade on August 23d?
Who will scoop in the so prize for the
best one.
Paste this in your kitchen and sign
your name to it: 81 hereby agree to pre-
pare dinner for my family and five
other persons which will take or send
to the Semi Centennial at Walhalla ON
August 23d.
Mr.. Ned Mccullough has returned
from Georgetown, whore he has been
for the past several months, supcrintcnd-
ing the erection of an imposing church
cdice for the Episcopal denomination
of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clom Watkins have re,
turned from Il months visit in the
North They visited New York and
several other important cities. They
also visited Mrs Watkins relatives in
Pennsylvania
-Messrs. W. w. Burlcy John j. Kicth
Jas. Burlcy, VIM. Oliver, Ftzhugh l..
Bnrlcy, of Bear Swamp, and Mr.
Counts, Of Ncwbcrry, are spending 4
few days this week on Whitewater, fish
ing and hunting.
Miss Annie Maxwell spent Sunday
and Monday in town, visiting her sister
Mrs. f.. NJ. Cudworth, and other rcla-
itivcs. She returned to Franklin, ~ c.,
Tuesday morning, accompanied by her
sister Miss sue Maxwell.
Avery James, a negro, who lives on
Mr.. II. f. pattcrson's farm near Poplar,
has four acres of the best corn we have
seen any whore. James is a "trash-
mover and if all the colorcd people
would pattern after him they would be
blessed with plenty.
We want to impress upon the pco-
pie that every kitchen in the county is
expected to contribute to the big dinner
of Che Semi Centennial at the college
campus on August 23 The committee
cnnnot feed the crowd unless YOU assist
IN furnishing the catablcs.
Westminster Times, August 2: eve
are panied to learn that the little child
Of Mfr. and Mrs Frank Carter, of West
Union, is paralyZcd and that it's life is
dcspaircd Of. We hope it will soon be
"ell again. Our sympathics go out to
the parents and the little sufferer"
Miss Toccoa Moss has returned home
from a pleasant stay with her sister,
Mrs. Dr. W. j. Bowen, al Mt. Pleasant,
,. Z. She vas accompanied on her re.
turn by her sister, Mrs. Bowen. Mrs.
Bowcn, with her children, will spend
several weeks in our delightful climate.
Especial care should be taken in the
conduct OF the approaching primary to
give no ground Tor charges OF fraud or
unfairncss. TO this end there should be
the cl oscst inspection Of the club rolls,
which form the basis Of the voting.
The rolls should be open to all the can,
didatcS and the frccst inspection of them
should bc encouraged TO insure their alb
solutc correctness
Let all Democratic voters make it
their business to have their names put
on the club rolls. 1t is "a bad practice
the way some OF them wait for some one
else to look ont for them. There is no
telling but that some of these careless
ones might be left out, and when they
go to vote find they are not entitled.
Kicking won't do them any good then.
llaVc your names put on the books in
time. II you are on the roll, see that
your ncigibor is also.
'nnncy's S.IIonr Liver Regulator is