Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-08-28
9gucal ano Dersonal.
-"Bloom sells it for less"

load CrcSpaSS nOtlCc IN anOCnCr COL
umn.
Mr.. James Corbin, of Clemson Col
logo, is homo for few days.
Seventeen po lnds standard granu-
lated sugar for 81 at Blooms.
Mrs. X. o. Wright and two children,
Of Greenville, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Oolkers.
Mrs. G.. II. Mehrtons and two chill
dron, of Charleston, are visiting at Mr..
o. II. Schumachor's.
--Fahnestock's dental rooms. Wal
halla, opon Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays from 10 till 4 O'Clock.
Mrs. Hannah Pieper, of Charleston,
is on a visit to hcr relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. w. Pioper, near Walhalla.
--Rev. D. P. Beardon will preach ut
Chcohcc Baptist church on the third
Sunday in September at IL O'Clock a. m.
Mrs. Julia M. johnson, of Atlanta,
spent several days in Walhalla among
her many friends this and last weok.
Mr.. w. p. Conyers, of Greonvillc,
spent several days in Walhalla last week
rs the guest of Mr.. e. II. Lucas.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Kindard, of Columbia, is
at tho Walhalla Hotel with his family.
IIo will remain hero about two weeks.
-Messrs. Frank Perry, of Enorce,
Piedmont, arc visiting at tho homo of
Capt. S. X. Dondy.
-Mcssrs. II. b. Hayno and II. G.. Beat
tic, of Grecnvillo, and E. M. Thomson,
of Columbia, prominent railroad men,
were in Walhalla Monday.
-Wantcd-Fiftcen teams to haul lum-
Dor at S2.75 per 1000 feet. Apply at
onco to j. G. Shocklcy,
West Union, S. G.
Mr.. E. M. Cudworth, of Charleston,
camo up on tho excursion on last WcdncE-
day and is visiting his daughtcr-in-law,
Mrs. f.. M. Cudworth, Jr., and family.
MIR. Alfred Ernest and daughter,
Miss Cora, returned last Saturday from a
months visit to relatives at Nappaneo,
Indiana. Their trip was ono of real
pleasure to loved ones.
Mr.. Guy II. Grove, of Columbia
spent Sunday in Walhalla with his family
who arc stopping at tho Walhalla Hotel.
His many friends woro pleased to SEQ
him.
-FoR SALE.-I will sell the place
known as tho Vineyard Place, formerly
owned by Mr.. c. NJ. Ncld. For infor-
halla, S. G.
last Friday morning, after spending two
weoks in Walhalla with his father, Mr.
j. S. Floyd, and family and among his
many friends.
Mr.. II. E. Schroeder, of Camden, is
in Walhalla for n week or ten days. He
has been unwell for somc timo and is
here to recupcratc. His many friends
arc glad to see him.
Miss Johannah Brandt, Mr.. George
W. Pauls and Mr.. John Puckhabcr, of
Charleston, came up on the excursion
WnI nd or 1,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. III. Brandt.
Two packages Arbucklc coffee for
20 cents at Blooms.
Of Clemson College, has his business
card in this issue of the Tho Courier
Any ono desiring services in his line
will do we'll to write or call on him.
Mrs Amelia Schroeder and daughter,
Miss Annie Schroeder, and son, Mr.. Il. f.
Schroeder, Of Columbia, came up on the
excursion and are stopping with their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. j. w. Schro-
der.
All persons interested in the come
terry at Retreat church will please meet
purpose of cleaning OF the grounds.
You are also reqncstad to bring the
necessary tools to work with.
"A recent issue of tho Grcenvillo
News says: "H. NJ. Pickett, of Oconce
county, recent graduate of tho Con-
verse Commercial school, Spartanburg,
has accepted position as stenographur
for the American Spinning Company"
Jim Bell and Sam Sanders were
arrested at Gainesville, Ga, last week by
Sheriff B. II. Moss and brought to Oconce
to answer to the charge of assault and
battery and gambling. They will be
given a preliminary hearing to-day by
S. II. Johns, Esq, at Westminster
Mr.. Jacob Sem, of Ncwbcrry, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. j. T. Crosby,
and family. He will remain in Walhaia
perhaps until next week. We hope his
visit to our mountain city will be pleas
ant and enjoyable, as we know it will
among his kindred.
Mr.. John Wilbanks, who left Oconcc
about ten years ago, has been visiting
relatives and friends in tho county
recently. IIe left last Tuesday for his
home in Pickcns county, Georgia. His
Oconce friends were pleased to meet
him and will gladly welcome him back.
Mrs. l.. G. Mckenzie and two chill
dren and Mrs. II. N. Doschcr and child,
cxcursionists of Charleston, came up
on last Wednesday afternoon, and arc
guests of Mrs; NJ. A. Morgan and family
in Midway. We hope they will have a
pleasant outing among their country
COUSINS
Mrs. j. II. Ostcndorf and son Anscl
of Charleston, were among tho cxcur.
sionsts who reached Walhalla on last
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ostcndorn
hes, besides relatives, many friends hero
who will be pleased to meet her again
We hope she and her baby boy (twclvt
years old) will have an enjoyable visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Erwin, of Atlanta,
are in Walhalla visiting his father Gen
w. f. Erwin, and wife for a few days
They have hosts of friends in our noun
tain city who will be delighted to meet
them. Mr.. Erwin has charge of tho
'Ballard House," a popular hotel in the
Gate City, whore he is doing good
business catering for tho comforts Of tho
travelling public as well as others.
In spring every one should lessen the
extra work forced mpon their system b.
taking some reliable blood purifier
Sickness does not need to be already
present. You should purify your blood
every spring to get tho excess matter
(occasioncd by the heavy diet of winter
out of your system. Try Lunncy's Com
pound Extract of Sarsaparilla. There is
nothing better. Sl.0O per bottle at I.un
noy's Drug store, Seneca, S. G.
--Twice last Sunday unusually large
congregations assembled at the Evangcl
cal Lutheran church. In tho morning
Rev. j. G. Schaid, the pastor, preached
on tho cpistlo for the day: "Our suffer
ing is of Godi" and at night Rev. j.. X
PrObst, of a Atlanta, preached on tho text
Lord, havo loved tho habita,ion o
Probsts presence was entirely uncxpcct
od and n yOrV plcnSnOt aurpriro tn n ~,