Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-09-04
Read G.. A. Norman's ad.

on Monday, September 9th.
-Romombor, II pounds granulatc,l i
sugar for 81 at Bloom's.
Mrs. e. d. Porcher, of Winston, N.
c., is visiting DR.. and Mrs. D. b. Darby.
j. p. Cary, Esq, of Pickens, was in
; Walhalla Tuesday on professional bust
ness.
Only 20 days until Jaynes will toll
who is tho lucky winner of tho buggy to
bo given away.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Wilkie and chill
dron, OF Charleston, arc stopping at the
Walhalla Hotol.
-Four hundred bushels winter grazing
oats for sale at 75c. per bushel, by j. p.
Stribling, Richland, s. @.
Miss Emma Merrick returned home
Tuesday after delightful visit to hor
brothor and family at Asheville.
IT f. w. Stolling advertises his valu-
able farm on Conneross for sale. See
advertisement in another column.
Don't forget Bloom when you want
anything in tho line of clothing. Blooms
store was always headquarters and is yet.
Rev. j. d. Mccullough, pastor, will
preach in the Walhalla Episcopal church
next Sunday at the usual hours-11 a. m.
and 5 p. m.
Tho Executor will soil tho personal
property of Mrs. Holwegs, at her late
residence, on Wednesday, the 18th day
Of September, instant.
Mrs. j. II. Ostendorff and littlo son
returned to Charleston Monday, after
spending a week pleasantly among rola-
tivcs and friends.
Mr.. j. IIermie Ostondorff, of Char
lesion, spent several days in Walhalla
last week visiting relatives. He returned
to his home Saturday.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. A. IT.
Cobb died Tuesday morning, aged nine
months. The parents have tho sympa-
thies of many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. M. Riser, Misses
Hattie and Cornno Riser left this morn
ing to spend n week visiting i'll Charles
ton, Columbia and Orangebnrg.
-Messrs. Geo. j. and VIM. A. Strother,
Jr., left last Monday for Ridge Spring,
where they will resume their duties as
managers of tho Ridge Spring Oil Mill.
--Wanted-Fiftccn toams to haul lum-
Dor at S2.75 per 1000 fcot. Apply at
once to j. c. Shockloy,
West Union, S. G.
Miss Ora Hollingsworth, of Pickens,
daughter of the late Col. g. T.. Hollings-
worth, was married Tuesday evening, Sd
instant, to Prof. Jones Fuller, of Ar
kansas.
Miss Sudio Shclor, of Rccves Station,
Ga, and Miss Emma Stribling, of Som
oca, spent several days in Walhalla last
week visiting the family of Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Sholor.
Miss Carrie Perry loft Saturday for
Now York, whcro she will spend some
timo visiting relatives and friends. She
will also visit at several points in Now
Jersey before returning.
Carter & Co. are moving to their
now stand two doors below G. w. Pitch
ford Co. They will have handsome and
commodious quarters, whore they will
bc glad to sec their friends and customers.
-Mossrs. Crisp e Busch will soon
move into DR.. j. w. Bells new brick
store, three doors below G. w. Pitchford
Co. They expect to add largely to their
stock rs soon as they got into their now
quarters.
-Undcr tho auspices of tho Union
Sunday School, Rev. DR.. John G.. Law
will preach at tho West Union Baptist
church next Sunday afternoon at five
o'clock. Tho public is cordially invited
to attend.
Smiths excursion to Atlanta will he
rn Sonfon,Ioc i
yesterday on account of the inability of
tho Southern to furnish tho train. For
particulars, rates, etc, SEQ Jas. Thomp.
son, local agent.
We learn that tho new road over Cal
las mountain is nearing completion. 1t
has been one Of tho worst roads, with
exceptionally heavy grades, in the county.
Tho new grade is light, and in every re-
spcct the now road is great improve
mcnt over tho old ono.
1t was reported in Walhalla Tuesday
that Mr.. "A. f. Slaton, who recently
moved to Oconcc from Pickens dropped
dead in his field while at work tuesday,
morning. Telephone inquiry to West
minister, near whore he lived, failed to
confirm the report. We trust that our
information as to his being dead is in
correct.
Mr.. Ambrose Fischcssor, of ri It's
burg, Pa, reached Walhalla on last
Thursday afternoon and will spend two
weeks or more visiting his father and
family. His many friends hero are de-
lighted to sec him again in his native
town and noto his manly appearance.
IIo is no longer tho Walhalla boy of for
mcr days.
Rev. N. B. Clarkson, wifo and daugh-
ter, of Richburg, S. c., after spending
about month with thcir son and bro
thcr, Rev. G. +. Clarkson, at Walhalla,
returned home this morning. They were
highly pleased with their visit to our
town and people and made many warm
friends among thom who regretted to SOC
them SO away.
Mr. Henry Fricks, a gentleman well
known to many Of tho older people of
Walhalla and Oconcc county, is very
feeble at his homo i'm Franklin county,
Ga. lie was l0l years old on tho 9th Of
June last. lis son, Mr.. Henry n. Fricks,
who lives here, has just returned from q
visit to his father, and is Of tho opinion
that his agcd parent will soon pass away.
Teachers having exhibits to sond to
the Blue Ridge and Tallulah Falls Expo
sition are requested to send such exhibits
10 Miss ida Mccullough, Walhalla, by
September 18th. Miss Mccullough has
charge of exhibits Of Oconcc county. All
teacher, arc requested to send somo
specimen of work done in tho school
room by tho children: work i'm arithme-