Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-03
E. II. MCCULLOUGH.
Civil Engineer and Architect,
WalflalIa, S. G..
Yocal ano Mersomal.

pervisor Pool.
Mr.. Lucien b. Lee, Of Evatt, was in
town Sunday and Monday.
Miss Marie Bruce, of Toccoa, Ca, is
visiting Miss Lillian Werner.
Nothing botter for Easter than q box
of Wiley's Candy, at j. H. Darby's.
Mr.. John G. Hicks spont Sunday in
Walhalla among relatives and friends.
Don't fail to send your orders to the
Cash Bargain Grocery Store for fancy
groceries.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Kay,
on Saturday, March 80, son. And j. II.
smiles benignly.
Standardization hundred dollars on
fine real estate security, ono or two
years, at scven per cont. Address
"Money," caro- of Courier.
Mrs. NJ. E. johnson loft last wook to
visit her daughter, Mrs. w. p. Reid, at
Seneca. Mrs. johnson is much improved
from her recent attack of tho grip.
MFR. G. A. Beck, of Cullasaga, N. c.,
was in Walhalla on n business and pleas
uro trip last week. He is now employed
at the Lucas mines, near Franklin.
Mrs. Geo. S. Phillips, of Atlanta, left
Walhalla yesterday for her home. She
will visit Mrs. Paul p. Sullivan, at Fort
Madison, and other relatives on her way.
Tho annual meeting Of tho South Ca
rolina Federation of Women's Clubs is to
be hold in Grccnville on April 1927. A
number of delegates will be present from
Walhalla and Seneca.
Miss Mamie Stewart, Of Grcenville,
visited her brother, DR.. w. r.. Stoddard,
last week. The doctors many friends
will be glad to learn that he is improv-
ing from his recent illness.
Mr.. j. r. Lylcs, who has been teach
ing the Neville school for the past three
months, closed his school Friday, March
Goth. He has been very successful and
has given general satisfaction.
We may have frost that will kill
the peaches and set back the rose buds
i'll the garden, but it will not nip the
buds on tho Easter hats. It's tho bill
collector that will got the frost there.
Just arrived, Easter Egg Dye; 100
colored designs for 5 cents, at j. IL.
Darbys.
Bishop w. w. Duncan will preach
tho commencement sermon of the Co
lumbia Fomale College on Sunday, Juno
2, and Prof. David Duncan Wallace, Phi.
d., of Wofford College, will deliver the
literary a, iress Tuesday morning, June
4th.
AT the last meeting of Walhalla
Lodge, No. 81, Knights of Pythias, Messrs.
j. w. Shclor and j. NJ. Moss were elected
delegates to the Grand Lodge, with
Messrs. Jas. Thompson and j. NJ. Ward
as alternatcs. The Grand Lodge meets
this year at Spartanburg on April 25.
Having located in Seneca, S. c., for the
practice of medicine, respectfully offer
my professional services to the public.
l can bo found in day time by inuuiring
at Lunney's drug store; at night in room
over back door of Coleman & Co.'s store.
DR.. r. E. Mason.
Farmers who would not sell their
cotton when the price was nine and ten
cents wish now that some one would
kick them for being so foolish. Last
year it paid to hold cotton, but nine
times out of ten it is good rule to sell
your cotton as soon as you got it to
market.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riagc at the residence of brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Robertson, at Sylvan,
Alabama, April 10th, 1901, Mr.. Victor
Chcsswick Miller to Miss Edna Maude
Robertson. Mr. Miller is an Oconcc
yonng man and his many friends will be
delighted to hear that hc has won the
heart and hand of one Of Alabama's fair
and accomplished daughters.
When in need of drugs and drug
gists' snndrics don't forget to call on
j. II. Darby.
The fifth State Convention of tho
South Carolina branch of the Intcrna-
tional Order of the Kings Daughters
will be held in Laurcns, S. c., April IL,
1S and 10. The convention will be called
TO order at 10 a. m. All members Of the
ORDER In tho State are most cordially in
vtcd to be present. All circles arc urged
to send delegates. Walhalla has an order
OF this character, composed Of number
OF tho good women of the town, which
has been and is doing q commcndable
work.
Tho Clemson boys won a decided
base ball victory over the Auburn boys
Last Friday on tho Clemson diamond. The
score stood 8 to in Clemsons favor.
On Saturday afternoon second game
was played, resulting in a score of If to
4-another victory for Clemson. Evi-
IDENTITY tho Auburn boys have reached
the conclusion that they have been cup
against the real thing" The Saturday
game was played on a muddy diamond.
From their past record and this good
beginning of the present season wo con
cludc that tho Clemson team is "a hard
nut to crack"
AS oil is essential to the perfect run.
ming of machinery, so, too, is spring
tonic and blood purifier necessary 70 the
well being of the human body. / doip't
say you are sick, but the simple fact that
ovcry ones blood becomes moro or less
sluggish during the winter. ought to be
convincing argument that it is for the
bcttcrmcnt of your health in general tC
assist your system while this extra work
OF purifying the blood is forced upon it,
Lunnoy's Compound Extract of Sarsa.
parilia assists nature in cxpcllng
through the sccrctory and cxcrctory or.
Rans, those matters which disturb it$
purity and impair health. 81 por bottle
at Lnnney's drug store, Seneca, s. C.