Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-11-13
-Fon sALE-ono hundrod busbols o,

.-FoR SALE-One hundred bushels of
blue straw wheat. Il. d. Alexander.
MIR. w. K. Seaborn, Of Charlotte, N.
o., is visiting bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Seaborn, and family, this week.
Tho many friends of Mr.. Louis
Bloom will regret to learn that ho is quito
sick this morning. We hope for his
speedy recovery.
day to make arrangements for moving
his family to West Union in tho noar
fnturo. Ho is in Walhalla to-day.
Tho time-honored gamo of hide-ani.
sock has been revived in Walhalla. Sow
eral young gents at the Walhala Hotel
have gotten no little amusement out of
tho game recently.
Married, at tho Willard Hotel, Hab-
orsham county, Ca, October 27th 1901,
Mr.. VIM. A. Kentta, of Atlanta, to Miss
Mattio S. Young, of Habersham county,
Rev. ID. It. Carter officiating.
Mr.. ]. II. Whitncr, of Birmingham,
representing tho Virginia Bridge and
Iron Company, of Roanoke, Va, is in
Burnt lanyard bridge tomorrow.
pointmont of Mr.. A. G. Merriok as fold
deputy in tho internal revenue service
Hc has made faithful and efficient Off
Ger, and his rcappointment is proper
recognition of his official ability.
Married, at tho residence of the
brides father, Mr. NJ. d. Vandiviero,
Rabun county, Ga, October 9th, 1901,
Mr.. Henry lvestor to Miss Amanda D.
Vandiviero, both of Rabun county, Ga,
Rev. d. f. Carter officiating.
MIR. Joe Todd had turkey gobblor
of his own raising on tho market this
week which weighed % pounds. He
received So for his bird. We believe
turkey meat is about as cheap as beef or
pork in the Walhalla market.
Blue straw wheat for sale by G, w.
Pitchford Co. and G. G. Jaynes.
Tho jury Of inquest impanelled to
who died suddenly a short distance from
his homo, near West Union, last Tuesday
night, returned verdict that "the do
ceased came to his death from natural
causes"
Tho school at Poplar Springs will
open on Monday, November 20, with Mr..
John a. Hutchison, of West Union, as
teacher. Patrons will please send in
their children at tho opening of school,
and provide them with tho new books
adopted by the State Board.
Mr.. John b. Sloan, of Charlotte, N.
c., is in Walhalla for fow days. Next
stitnte local lodge of the Improved
Order Of Heptasophs. Mr.. l.. l.. Lift
mann, organizer, has enrolled about 80
names for the organization.
There will be meeting of tho White
Rock Library Association at the school
house OH next Saturday, November 16,
to work on the grounds. All interested
in tho work will please como and bring
dinners. Mrs. NJ. w. Coleman, of SEN
cca, will be present at tho gathering.
Observation-Disclosures. Terms reason
ablo. Apply to Mrs. G. l.. Dcan, Faculty
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. II. Gibson left
last week for Acworth, Ca, whore they
will spend somo weeks visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Geo. w. Grogan, and
family Mr.. Gibson has been unwel for
some months, and we trust his change
and rest will restore him to good health.
Miss Mary Simmons, of Columbia,
is visiting her mother and othcr relatives
in Walhalla. For nine years sho has
been ono of the trained and skilled
nurses in the Columbia Hospital. She
is horc taking a much needed rest from
tho cxacting and responsible duties of
her position.
Rev. G. f. Clarkson, pastor, will fiji
his regular appointments in the Walhalla
Methodist church on noxt Sunday morn
ing and night at the usual hours-1l n.
m. and 7.30 p. m. These will be his last
services for this conference year. A cor
dial invitation is extended to tho public
to be present.
Judge and Mrs. j. w. Hollcman left
last week for Atlanta, where Mrs. Hollc-
man will be treated for neuralgia, from
which she has been n great sufferer for
some months. An operation having
been successfully performed on tho facial
nerves, Mrs. lIollcman has been much
benefited, and will remain in Atlanta
under treatment about two weeks. Judge
lIollcman returned to Walhalla Sunday.
Rev. J. T.. McManaway, pastor of tho
Walhalla Baptist church, preached q very
practical and forccful sermon on last
tenth chapter and a portion of second
verso: "Thon said David, will shew
Kindness unto IIanun, the son of Nahash,
as his father shcwcd kindness unto mo-"
Close attention was given tho preacher by
the congregation as he unfoldcd and
elaborated the strong points in his toxt.
Don't fail to sec my Lone Jack shoes,
mems pants and children's clothing.
Best line common dry goods in town.
j. II. Craig.
Rev. j. Il. McManaway commenced
short series of services in the Walhala
Baptist church last night, his subject on
that occasion was church membership.
Tonight he will discourse on church
discipline, and tomorrow fThursday)
night there will be an experience or tosti
mony meeting. TO these services tho
public is cordially invited, especially all
protesting Christians. The services be-
gin promptly at 7.30 o'clock p. m.
Mr.. w. r. Rowland has been pro-
noted in the service Of tho Charlotte
and Statcsvilo Railroad. On November
2lth an additional passenger train will
be operated between Charlotte and
Statcsvillc, connecting with tho Norfolk
and Chattanooga yestibuled train going
West. Mr. Rowland will be placed in
charge of this train as conductor. Tho
news of his promotion will bo welcome
intelligence to his many OcoDco and
Pirkcns friends.
Mr.. nd Mrs. j. A. Collins, aftor
spending several weeks with their rela-
tivcs in Wahalla, left last Friday for
Shelby, N. c., whore they expect to make
their future home. Mrs. Collins is
pleasantly remembered here as tho oldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Oclkors.
She has many friends in our mountain
city who bespoak for her a cordial greet
ing from tho good people with whom she
has cast her lot. Mr.. and Mrs. Collins
carry with them tho best wishes of our
people for their future success and pros
pcrity.
Tax Paying.
Tax paying in Oconce county is pro