Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-10-30

| Miss Ella Reid is taking in the State
fair i'll Columbia this wook.
Observation-Disclosures. Terms reason.
abio. Apply to Mrs. G. L. Dean, Faculty
Prof. Mod. Weams, of Piokens, will
| conduct an all-day singing at Shiloh
church tho first Sunday In November.
We had very pleasant visit on Tues
day morning from Mrs. j. M. McGuiro
and Miss Avlona Alexander, of Come
ross, 8. G.
Tho sale of reduced rate tickets to
tho State fair closes tomorrow morning.
Ihe rate is ono faro for round trip, plus
6O cents for admission to tho fair.
Mr.. w. j. Duftie, who has been
spending tho summer In Walhalla with
Gen. w. +. Erwin and wife, will leave TO-
morrow morning for his homo in Colum-
bia.
-Misses Fannie and Julia Maxwell
loft yesterday morning for Greenville,
whore they will spend several days visit
ing their sistor, Mrs. J. w. Nix, and
family.
-.FoR SALE-150 acres good farming
land near Walhalla. About 80 acres in
cultivation two tenant houses, eto.
Call on or address j. A. Ivester, West
Union, S. G.
Mr.. G. S. Millard loft Tuesday for
Charleston, where ho will spend some
will return to Walhalla at as early day
as possible.
Last Saturday was rcd-lettor day
in Walhalla in police circles. The towf,
was full of people and some of the people
were full. Consequently about dozen
got 'jugged."
Mrs. HI. p. Terhuno will leave on
Friday morning for her homo in Hacken-
sack, N. j. She has great many
friends in Walhalla who will regret to
SEQ hor go away.
DIR. j.. II. Moore, of Fair Play, moved
to Walhalla Monday with his family.
We gladly welcome thom to our midst.
They occupy ono of tho Biemann cot
tages on Faculty Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. NJ Lowery. of
Seneca, passed through Walhalla Monday
afternoon on their return from a short
visit to Mr.. w. G. Russell and family. at
RussolPs, this county.
Ladies' fleece lned undervests.
worth Soc, to go at Csc. Will arrive to-.
morrow. j. f. Craig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. r. Wilson left last
Thursday morning for Charleston, where
they expect to spend several months
Their little granddaughter, Mary Ellen
w liSOn, accompanied thom.
-We were glad to SEQ tho smiling
countenances of Messrs. A. w. Thomp,
son and Ii. +. Alexander, of Seneca, last
Sunday. When H. +. fails to wear a
smile the country ia in bad condition.
You will find something of interest. He
proposes to mako change in his bust
ness on the first of January, and is offer.
ing his stock at greatly reduced prices
until that date.
Preaching in the Walhalla Methodist
church next Sunday morning and evening
at the usual hours by tho pastor, Rev. q.
f.. Clarkson. A few more services will
close Mr. Clarkson's work among us for
this conference year.
Attention is again directed to the
large mum Der of land sales by the Master
on next Monday. These lands are valua-
bic and should command the attention of
buyers. Other lands will also DO offered
for sale at the samo time and place.
Don't try to go through the winter
without pair of Lone Jack shoes.
--latest reports from Rev. Andrew
McGuffin, who fell from his wagon, near
Westminster, last week, arc to tho effect
that he IS improving slowly, if at all.
We join a host of friends in wishing this
venerable gentleman speedy recovery.
Mr.. l.. l.. Littman, organizer of tho
Improved Order of Ieptasophs, expects
to complete tho organization of local
lodge of this order in Walhalla next
Friday, with membership of about
thirty. He is an untiring worker for his
order.
Mrs. r. II. Jaynes and Misses Susan
Sharp and Gertrude Smith will leave
Friday morning for Anderson, where
they go as delegates to tho annual meet
ing of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Greenville District, which
convcnes in st. Johns Methodist church
Of that city at 8 o'clock p. M, November
lst,