Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-07-17
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Miss Lila Stribling, of Pendleton, il
visiting tho family Of Mr.. and Mrs, C, L,
Reid.
Sheriff W. NJ. Kidd, of Hart county
Georgia, was in Walhalla this week on
business.
Mrs. George S. Ogg and children, OF
Columbia, S. c., are in Westminster fo1
the summer.
Mr.. j: B. Reid left Sunday fol
Columbia to resume his duties in the
railroad service.
SEQ our new lot of corsots. For style
and comfort they are unoxcelled. Miss
II. Phillips, Seneca, S. G.
Mrs. Clifton Lipscomb, of Greenville,
is visiting her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G. Garrison, near Walhalla.
Mrs. Carrie McCully and Miss Vina
Patrick, of Anderson, are visiting at the
homo of Mr.. VIM. Porry.
Mrs. B. +. Sloan, of Seneca, spent a
few days in Walhalla last week as the
guest of Mrs. A. G. Merrick.
Capt. j. G. Keys, Of Rockton, S. c.,
is visiting his children and the family OF
Col. II. A. Thompson, near town.
We are indebted to our little friend
Miss Annie Roberts, for basket of nice
plums brought to our office last Monday.
Chairman Wilie Jones has called the
State Democratic Executive Committee
to meet in Columbia on Thursday, July
25th.
Miss Mattio Bruce and Miss Kate
Spears, of Townvillo, spent several days
in Walhalla last week at tho home of Mr.
and Mrs. II. A. McLees.
-Nellie, tho infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. l.. Craig, has been critically
i'll for several days. She is thought to be
somo better this morning.
Mrs. NJ. A. Elford, Miss Georgia Ell
ford and Miss Georgia Burns, of Charles.
ton, arrived in Walhalla last Friday and
arc occupying their summer homo.
Mr.. E. d. Hopkins, of Taylorsburg
Va, representing Jas. M. Davis, tho New
York artist, is in Walhalla for few days
He carries an excellent lot of stereoscopic
views.
Ladies': beginning July lst, and con.
tinung through August, you will find
lawns and organdies at greatly reduced
prices by calling on Miss II. Phillips, Sc.
neca, S. G.
Il sell clone Jack Shoes"
john F. Craig.
Mr.. G. Wanner, of Tallapoosa, Ga,
was in Walhalla last week and paid us a
pleasant call. IIo is looking after some
interests in the mountains of this State
and North Corolina.
Mr.. A. w. Love, of Chester, mana.
gcr of tho agricultural department of the
Charleston Exposition, was in Walhalla
Monday, looking after the agricultural
interests for the big show.
Mr.. Charles +. Hocfcr, Jr., one Of
Columbia's most prosperous young bust
ness men, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Oehmig and family, returned
homo on Monday last
-Ex-ShcriT w. w. Moss got ovor-
heated last Friday in hauling in oats
since which timo hc has been quito un-
woll. His ailment has developed into
something like bilious fever.
Mr. John F. Craig, proprietor of the
Bargain Hunters Homo," soils and
warrants Lone Jack shoes. Give him a
call and ho will mako it interesting fol
you in the way of bottom prices.
Tho Woman's Christian Temperanct
Union will meet at the residence of Mrs
j. It. Kay next Friday afternoon at foul
O'Clock. The ladies' prayer meeting viii
be held Immediately after the temper
ancc meeting.
The Misses Bruce, Miss Clara Hunt
Miss Nell Harris, of Townville; Misse.
Maude and Allie Stribling, of Westmin
stor, stood the Winthrop College schol
arship examination Friday. Mr.. j. B
Hill, Jr., Of High Falls, was tho only one
to stand tho College of Charleston On
trance examination.
State Superintendent of Education
McMahan has appointed Mr.. Ralph D.
Epps and Mr.. j. b. Sullivan tho two
teachers from South Carolina who are te
60 to the Philippine Islands. They &c
to teach the young Fiipinos tho idea how
to shoot. These teachers will receive
their pay from tho government.
The friends Of Miss Cora Strong are
delighted to learn that she has beer
awarded the Alumnm scholarship a
Cornell University for next year. Sine,
reaching home she has received motto,
that she was awarded tho fifty dollar
prize for the best essay on given sub
jcct. Her subject was Shakespeare.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Lochland, of An
dcrson. have tho sympathy of man,
friends in their sad bereavement in tn,
death of their little child, aged fftccl
months. They had taken tho little suf
fcrcr up to Tamasseo in tho hope that it,
health would be improved. The romain
were taken to Anderson this morning
for interment.
Misses Margic and Hattie Morris
daughters of Rov. S. l.. Morris, d. d.
lately of Macon, now of Mount Airy
Ga, are visiting tho family of Major S
II. Dcndy. Miss Margio is recen
graduate Of tho Moravian College a
Winston-Salom, N. G. Miss Hattie, /;
student of tho graded schools of Macon
expects to enter Agnes Scott Female
College, Decatur, Ga, at tho fall session
Henry Ward I,oechcr walked pomp
ously up tho aisle of his church ono no
Sunday, entered tho pulpit and, leaning
over tho closed Bible, without taking ;
text, began: cts hot. It's damned
hot. It's hot az hollp' His congroga