Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-12-04
8oral ann Derso1ral,
-..Bloom sells 1t FOR loss. .

Quite number Of people were in
town last Monday y--sal lesday.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. N. T.. FAINT
I on November Both, a daughter
MR. w. A. Ivester, of Anderson, has
been in Walhalla this week on business.
Mics Emma Stribling, Of Seneca is
visiting the family of j. w. Shelor, Esq.
Headquarters for Santa Claus.
j. Fl. Darby.
MIR. Anson Merrick left Monday for
4 Clemson College, where. he will enter
~. w. shelor, Esq, is attending the
Baptist State Convention In Florence
this week.
Read v. L. Norman's new ad. He
is telling our readers about his stock of
& Christmas Goods.
Born, at Chattanooga, Tenn, Fri
day, November 10th, 1901, to Mr.. and
Mrs. James f. Ansel, a daughter.
Keep your eye on our merchants adj
vertisementsiif If you wish to make your
dollars count at compound interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. H. Gibson re-
turned last week from visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Geo. w. Grogan, at Ac-
worth, Ga. .e
Lost-In Walhella or West Union on
last Friday, a 10-dollar bill. Finder v III
please return to Courier Office al l
receive reward. IA
-,Messrs. Samuel Werner and Otto
Schumacher, students in Clemson Col
lege, spent the THANKSGIVING HOLIDAYS
with their parents in Walhalla.
Prof. j. s. Newman, of Clemson
College,, Is setting vineyard in this
county. near the Georgia line, in the
northwest corner of the county.
DIR. e. M. Thompson, of Anderson
Il -.
Walhalla.. He came up in order to trans
act some business during salesday.
MIR. B. r. Westmoreland, of Griffin,
Ga, was in Walhalla Monday. He is
highly pleased with his new homo and
reports we'll for himself.
-Messrs. VIM. j. Stribling, Chas. H.
Mayhem, e. L. Herndon, Geo. l.. Wilson
and Geo. r. Seaborn spent two days near
Mountain Rest last week quail shooting.
.-Owi1g to the illness of the editor,
the Westminster Times has suspended
publication for two or three weeks. AS
soon as he recovers, publication will be
renewed.
Misses Lima Oohmig and Mary Haefer
left Saturday morning for Abbeville and
Columbia, whore they will spend the
winter with their many relatives and
friends. ''l
RI 7. Jaynes, Esq, was the purchaser
on last Monday of the house and lot in
Seneca, known in plan of said town as
the eastern half of Lot No. 178. paving
$276 for same. n
Before buying, come and examine
my line Of Christmas goods.
]. II. Darby.
The friends OF Mr.. Richard Lee, of
Laycnia, Ga, were glad to NEE rim in
Walhalla this week. Dick was q valiant
Confederate soldier and is prospecting in
his new homo.
The County Commissioners will hold
Friday. To insure payment for work
done this year all claims must be filed
/. before or on that date.
Miss May Cherry, Of Seneca, spent
Monday in Walhalla visiting Mrs. DR.. j.
w. Boil. Her Walhalla friends are glad
to learn OF her complete recovery from
her severe illness from appendicitis.
--Lunney's 8.Hour Improved Liver
regulator VIII cure sick and nervous
gestion and other liver troubles. Price
70 cents, at Lunney's drug store, Seneca.
90. w. Pitchford, executor, bought
tho one-fourth undivided interest of
Mary McEivine, deceased, Ii q tfaoS Of
land containing twenty-six acres, on last
Mondaay. Tho prioe paid for said land
was SOL. IN - :
inc charleston College Alumni are
making extensive preparations for tho
entertainment of the South Carolina q
College. Alumni In that oity on Decem be
10th, when the latter 10 there to ceie.
brate their centennial.
The Knights of Pythias desire to
hold an unusually well-attended mcet-
ing next Monday evening at T.3O O'Clock.
III knights are urgently requested to be
present on time, as business of import
ance will be brought before Tho lodge.
Mrs. =. M. Cudworth left Tuesday
morning for Charleston, whore she viii
make her homo in the future. Hor ohil.
dren have been In Charleston for several
weeks. She carries with her the beat
wishes OF many friends for her success.
The Thos. A. Patterson. deceased
lands were sold by w. O.'White, Master,
last Monday. Tract No. /, containinn
III acres, brought $503, and Tract No. q
containing l60 acres, brought 1923.
These lands were said to be sold below
2 tho!r reel ,v;ss.i;s. -
Z. Mr.. J. 8. Sloan left for FRANKLIN. N.
". on Monday morning. He has sold
his interest In the mercantile firm ~
Garter % Company, and Will conduct hie
farming and Other interests In and near
Franklin for the present. He and his
family made many friends in Wailaijn,
y who regret their departure. Z.