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

Ca, is visiting hor daughter, Mrs. G. e
Grant.
Mr.. II. G.. Thompson, of Victoria
N. c., was in Walhalla last week amont
friends.
Mr.. Alex. Edwards, of Victoria, N
c., paid us n pleasant call Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. w. Trenholm Maxwell, of Lib
crty, spcnt Tuesday in Walhalla visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs. A. G. Frotwoll and daughter,
of Clark's Hill, arc visiting at tho home
of Mr. ii. G. Busch.
Mrs. L. l.. Horndon returned tt
Walhalla last week, after visiting rola
tivcs in Augusta, Ga.
Sec notices of County Commissioner.
in this issue. They are important ga
word to tho WISE" etc.
Read V. l.. Norman's now ad. III
is giving our readers q little shoe talk
and we think it will provo interesting
to them.
Preaching in tho Walhalla Baptis
church on next Sunday morning ant
evening at the usual hours by the pastor
Rev g. Wardlaw
Deputy Marshalls Corbin and McKin
ncy and w. j. Beck seized ton gallons OF
Bryce in the town of Walhalla.
"A great many of tho men of Wal
halla went hunting last Thursday. Some
of thom killed birds, some rabbits, some
squirrels and some-corn liquor.
MIR. John c. Hicks, who has bccl
with corps of civil engineers in Soutl
Georgia for the past few months, is a
home on visit to his fathers family.
MIR and Mrs. Frank Hill and Mis-.
Essic Hill, of Horse Cove, N. c., spen
several days in Walhalla last week
They were guests at Mrs. Rosa Schro
dcr's.
Rev. j. II. Stone will preach at Mil
Creek school house on the third Sunda,
in this month at II o'clock A. NJ, and a
Belmont school house at half-past three
O'Clock T.. NJ. same day.
II. B. Earle and II. T.. Thompson
executors, advertise some valuable rca
estate that they will sell salcsday in Jan
nary. This land is very desirable, anG
lies in the Milestone section.
"A team belonging to Mr.. Frank
Hill, OF Horse Cove, n. c., ran away on
the streets of Walhalla last Wednesday
tearing up the hack to which he wa.
hitchcd and breaking the leg of ono o.
the horses.
MIS-. ~. IL. mason, OF eStmlnStCr,
and Mrs. DR.. e. B. Floyd of Fairburn
Ga, spent last Saturday in Walhalli
visiting the 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 anC
DR.. Charles Patrick Martin on Wcdncs
day morning, December 18th, at 0.3O
o'clock, in the First Meth odist church
Russellville, Alabama.
M. w. Coleman & Co., of Seneca
arc advertising lot Of old pairs O
shoes that they arc selling at very low
prices. BE sure and give them Il cal
when in Seneca. They can please yol
in almost anything you may want.
--Rcvcnuo Agent Kilc and Marshal.
Corbin .and Mckinney and posse ar
rested near Westminster this morning A
NJ. Manlcy, of Toccoa, Ga, and coniscatct
ten gallons of whiskoy sand mule ant
buggy. He was travelling the Long Crccl
road to ~ stminStcr.
Mrs ,arah F. Vail, of Middleton
\. y, who is pleasantly remembered by
Il circle of friends here, died at her home
last week. Mrs. Vail spent part Of :
winter at the Norman Park Hotel scv
eral years ago. Shc was admired by al
who became acquainted with her. She
leaves only one child, Mrs. Gucring, tc
whom sympathy it extended.
Tho Wahalla Comedy Compan,
will present "The Deacon" comedy
drama, at Pitchford's Hall, or Wcdncs
day night, December 10Th. All the ole
favoritcs OF the company will make thci
appearance again, and "'rhc Deacon
company has yet given. Remember tn.
date, and be sure TO have a seat whol
the curtain goes up.
Last Friday night Rev. +. nj. Royal
a missionary to China, loctured at tht
Baptist church. His manner of speak
ing, his carncStness and enthusiasm
held the audience rivctcd to the lecturer
Rev. Mr.. Royal expects soon to return
to his work in China, and during hi.
vacation is lccturng on tho subject O
missions in order to increase the interest
in the foreign mission. His discourse
was both interesting and instructive ant
it is to be regretted that more were no
present to hear him.
Followng is list of unclaimed let
tcrs remaining in the Walhala post office
IIunnicutt, Robt. Reid, j. G. Gaines
Tom Colbert, Clyde U,nnicutt, ii. NJ
Bacon, }. II. Cox, j. f. Dunlop; Mes
danes Martha Alexander, Vallic Ben
nett, Saley Bangs, S. f.. Brown, Vilant;
Lewis, Bcrnctta McGuflin, II. a. Tins
Ellen Tins; Miss Julia Watson. Partie.
calling for any of the above letters viii
please say they have been advertised
j. M. Mcrrick, II. NJ.
Supreme Reporter of the Knights O
Honor, Ben jamin +. Nelson, died at hi.
residence in st. Louis, Missouri, Novom
Der 2lst, 1900. lie was elected Supreme
Reporter at the session hold in Balti
more, Maryland, in 1882, and has beer
unanimously reelected at each session
since that time. lie has been zeal
Gus member Of the order since its carl,
days, having been present at the frs
session of the Supreme Lodge. IIo was
known and beloved wherever q Knights
Of Honor Lodge existed, and it can safcl,
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 Supr NJ Dictator to fiji
the vacancy caused bS his death.
"A meeting of the board Of commits
sioncrs for Oconcc county of tho Soutl
Carolina Interstate and West Indian
Exposition was held at Walhalla Oh
Monday morning ut IL o'clock. Prcsen
Jas. Thompson ard V. I.iNOrman, o
this town. The board perfected an or
gamization by clccting Jno. w. Shclor
chairman; and V l.. Norman, Secretary
II was resolved 90 invite the State Com
missioner, Gen. Noise, to meet with th,
board at an early day when active worl
will be begun towards onlisting co. opera
ton of all public spirited citizens in tht
county towards securing crcditablt
exhibit for the Exposition to be held il
Charleston from December |, 1901, tt
June |, 1902.
DcWitrs Little Early Riscrs arc daint.