Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-05-01

Tho Board of County Commissioners
will meet next Friday.
lion. John IL. McLaurin will speak
i'll Greenvillo on May 22d, or theroabout.
Mrs. +. M. Cudworth will leave for
Atlanta tomorrow to purchase milliners,
goods.
Mrs. w. G. Smith,v olumbia, is on
visit to her daughtp, Mrs. N. l., FAINT.
and family.
Col. II. S. VanDiviero, who has boon
quito Ill for somo weoks, is Improving,
though quite fcoblo yet.
Mr.. Jacob Crosby and family left
this morning for Laurons, whore they
will make their home in the future
Mrs. Il. NJ. Cudworth is receiving
now goods cvory few days and has tho
latest styles in hats, bolts, neckwear, etc.
| -Fahnestock's dental office, opposite
Pitchford Co.'s store, Walhalla, every
Tuesday and Wednesday; Seneca, in
Lowcry, Byrd building, on THURSDAYS
and Fridays.
-Mcssrs. l.. Bloom, Walhalla, and M.
W. Coleman, Co., Seneca, call attention
to special lines of goods this week.
| Read their advertisements and learn
what they arc doing.
The Baptist Sunday School Convon-
tion, which was to have been hold at
Cross Roads church next Sunday, has
been postponed to somo future date,
which will be announced later.
-Rev l.. X. Probst, of Atlanta, spent
Tuesday and this morning in Walhalla
visiting Dr. G. c. Probst. Ho is on his
way to Gibsonvillc, N. c., to attond the
session of the Lutheran Synod of North
Carolina
Mr. Wcssic Torhuno left last Sunday
for New York to enter Packard's Bust
ness College for a special course. Wes
sic is an energetic and studious young
man and will make the best of his time
i'll securing business training.
The town tax books are now open
at j. ID. Vcrnor's bank, and Mr.. w. T..
Werner, town treasurer, is prepared to
receive taxes and issue receipts. Books
will close May 3lst, after which date the
penalty will be attached to all unpaid
taxes. Govern yourselves accordingly.
Mrs. a. G. Merrick is attending the
South Atlantic States Musical Festival
III Spartanburg this week. Sho will
spend some days visiting relatives there,
and then go to Ashcvillo, N. c., accom-.
panied by her daughter, Miss Emma, to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Clifford S. Merrick.
If you want bargains it will be to
your interest to SEQ me. l pay cash for
1c
John f. Craig.
-Mr L.. II. VanDiviere, of Savannah,
Ga, and Mrs. II. B. Norris, of Green
wood, came up Saturday evening to visit
their father Col II. S. VanDiyiere, who
has been quito sick. Mr.. VanDiviero
returned to Savannah Monday. Mrs.
Norris will remain in Walhalla some
time.
Excursion rates will be granted to
those desiring to attend the Confederate
reunion in Columbia, S. c., on May $40.
The fare from Walhalla, round trip. will
be about S3.G5. Great preparations are
being made in tho capital city to enter
tain all Confederate soldiers and visitors
generally.
Mrs. Kate p. Lewis returned last
Monday from Grccnvillo, where she has
spent several months among relatives
and friends. During the session of tho
Federation of Womens Clubs, held in
that city, sho was one of the guests of
honor of that body, and greatly enjoyed
the meetings. Mrs. Lewis will leave for
Marion next Monday to visit friends
"A telegram was received by Mr.. w.
w. Burnside Tuesday afternoon announc-
ing the death of his brother, Mr.. John
Burnside, at Cementvillo, Ind, on April
29th. lie leaves a wife and five children
to mourn his death, to whom is extended
the sympathy of many friends. Mr..
Burnside was native Of Oconee county,
but moved to Indiana about thirty yc
years ago.
Mr.. Garrison Green died at his
home, at OcOnee Station, on Tuesday
morning, Ipril Both, after lingering
illness, aged over eighty years. Ho
leaves three sons and seven daughters to
mourn his death. In his death another
landmark Of OcCncc has been removed.
lie was worthy citizen, good ncighbor
and kind friend. His body was laid to
rest this morning beside his wife at
Pleasant Ridge Baptist church.
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