Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-10-03
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column Of this issue.
Col. b. NJ. I.anncau Loft last Sunday
morning for Athons, Ga.
Mrs. w. p. Nasl's millinery opening
the Sd and 18th of October
Read j. IL. Darby's new advertise
mcnt. IIc keeps school supplies.
Liberal railroad rates for tho great
State Fair will be made for Fair Week.
Have you seen tho new and beautiful
fall hats ut Mrs. w. p. Nash's millinery
store
Mrs. j. II. Hughes is visiting friends
in Athens, Ga, this week and attending
the carnival.
--Bc sure to attend thomillncry open
ing of Mrs. f.. NJ. Cudworth, October 18th,
9Th and 9th.
-Bloom's Cash Bargain Store for bar
gains. Look out for his prices
knock out dropS-ncXt week.
Next Sunday, being the first Sunday
of tho month, the services in the Luthc-
ran church are to be in German.
Arrange your plans early to attend
the 32d annul State Fair ut Columbia,
October 2oth to November I'd, inclusive.
maria, or to w. &. Flcnnikcn Columbia,
for 4 premium list DO delay to do
SO.
Mr. j. B. Reid returned to Columbia
Monday to resume his duties in the
freight department Of the Southern Rail
way.
To morrow (rhursday) afternoon at
five o'clock the Bible meetings at the
Evangelical Lutheran church are to be
resumed.
Miss Leila Carter, of Gainesville, Ga. ,
is visiting the family OF Mr.. =. III. Carter,
in West Union, and relatives and friends
in Walhalla.
Misses Elise and Ellen Duilic will
return to Walhalla Thursday c, ming.
Their many friends will gladly cl,omc
thcm among us.
The prcttcst and most up-to date
line Of pattern hats ever shown in Wal
halla, at Mrs. f.. NJ. Cudworth's, October,
18th, 9TH and 9th.
Tho engine house of Mr.. James
Bates, near Tokeona, was burned one
day las; week, together with his shinglc
mill and fourteen thousand shingles.
The engine was badly damaged.
-Mcssrs. JAS. Thompson, Geo. l.. Will
son and l.. y. Brcnncckc are in Athens,
Ga, this week attending the carnival.
They expect to help cXtcrtain the rcvcl-
crs with some of the old Grccian sports.
Bob Butler, colorcd, Of Walhala,
has placed on exhibition at Darby's drug
store stalk of corn which has ten we'll
developed ears of corn on it.. This is
extraordinary and out OF the usual order
of things.
Invitations are out to hcmarriage of
Capt. John II. Anderson, the popular
conductor of the Bluc Ridge Road, and
Miss Caroline Thompson Keith, of Wal
halla, Wednesday, October 10th, 1900, at
II o'clock NJ.
-Thos. w. Holloway, Secretary of the
State Agricultural and Mechanical So
cicty Of South Carolina, will accept our
thanks for complimentary ticket to the
32d Annual State Fair, October 10Th to
I'd November, inclusive.
Mrs. Cudworth will be assisted by Il
milliner of experience and taste. Ii you
want the correct styles for hcadwcar,
belts, neck wear and all the latest novel
ties for fall and winter, be sure to give
her call. October, 18th, jth and 9th.
Mr.. Jacob III. Schailcr, formerly Of
Enterprise, S. g., paid TIE COURIER
office an appreciated call Tuesday after
noon. He has recently come to this
county and will spend about Il year in
our sister town of Westminster. We
gladly welcome him to our midst again.
Attention is called to the new adj
vcrtiscmcnt of j. ii. Adams, of Seneca,
which appears in this issue. Clothing,
dry goods, shoes, furniture, and gro
ccrics are sold over his counters every
day. Read his advertisement and call
at Adams big store for big bargains by
a big man.
"A check for $500 was sent yes.
tcrtlay to JOS. ID. Saycrs, Governor Of
Texas, for the relief OF the Texas storm
sufferers, and will be applied by the
Governor where he may decide it is most
needed. All Of this amount but % cents
was raised in Walhalla and West Union
by private subscription.
December GatSdcn, Walhallas col
Ored blacksmith and wagon maker, pre-
scntcd us on last Friday morning a small
limb or twig on which were eight large
and full developed Kcitcr pears. They
are bca 5iful specimens OF his fruit cul-
turc. lie informs us that his pear trees
are loaded with this luscious fruit
- Mr.. w. ID. Ellison died at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs A. III. Eli
son, near West Union, Monday night,
lst instant, at 10 30 clock, aged twenty
four years. lie was highly esteemed for
many cStimablc traits Of character, and
a large circle of friends arc gricved TO
learn of his demise. Ills body will be
buried at Rchand Presbyterian church
this Wednesday afternoon at three
o'clock, after funeral services conducted
by Rev. X. l.. Rogers.
Rev. G.. II. Waddcll. superintendent
of the Epworth Orphanagc at Columbia,
preached in the Waihalla BAPTIST church
last Saturday evening, and in the Mclho-
dist church Sunday morning at eleven
o'clock. Both were able and cdifying
sermons. He is doing great work for
the Orphanagc which is now taking care
of u children, though the institution is
only five years old He is the right man
in the right place. May the work con
tinuc to prosper in his hands.
Mr.. Hampton r. Haley died at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Jane Haley,
near Oakway, this county, Tuesday
morning, I'd instant, AT O'Clock, from
an attack of fever. Mr. IIacy had been
in business in Grccnvillc nearly Il year,
and came home on Il visit to his mother
last sunday. lie was y years Of age.
Funeral services will he conducted at
Townvillc to-day, after which his re
mains Will be laid To rest in the burying
ground at that place. The bcrcavcd
relatives have the sympathy of many
friends in their deep ailIictiom.
AT a County Convention of The Re
publican party of Oconcccoumty, held at
kanlmann'S Hall on Friday, September
2Sth, 1900, \. G.. Mcillck was elected
County Chairman and MA. Doyle Sccrc
tary. a. g. Mcrlick and y. A. Doyle
were elected delegates 10 the State Con
vcntion, which meets in Columbia Octo-
Der 3d; w j. Thomas and j. G.. Daniels
altcrnatcS. a. g. Mcrrick, w j. Thomas
and II. Johnson were elected delegates to
the Congressional District Convention at
Anderson Octpbrr Jth alicIuIi,S ~ 4,
Jenkins, II. Virgins and j. G. Daniels.
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