Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-05-22
E. III. MCCULLOUGH,
Civil Engineer and Architect,
Walllalla, S. G.
Yotul anb Mersonal.
."Bloom sells it for less"

Mir John G. Hicks spont Sunday il
Walhalla with homcfolks.
Born, Sunday, May 10, 1901, to Mr.
and Mrs. John f. Craig, Il boy.
About four weeks from to-day til,
grain cradles will bo making music.
Mr.. M. l.. Alexandcr, of Grcenvillo
spent Saturday in town on business.
Prof. James nj. Nj oss's school CLOSED
on last Friday until September next
Mr.. G. w. Pitchford spont las
Thursday in uartwcll, Ga, on business
MIR. T.. Il. Anderson, of Clemson Col
lege, was in Walhalla Monday on bust
ness.
Mr.. Alex. Edwards, of Victoria
N. c., was in Walhalla Tuesday on bust
ness.
-Messrs. Trenholm Maxwell and Johl
Dubois, of Seneca, were in Walhalli
Monday.
Mr.. Chas. Brennecko is acting agcn
for the Blue Ridge railroad during tn,
absence of Mr.. Ward.
Il actually havo the best values il
embroidery ever shown in Walhalla-nC
two pieces alike. John +. Craig.
Mr.. w. d. Dodd and family, of West
minister, have moved to West Union
where they will make their homo in til,
future.
Next Sunday being Pcntccost--
PFINasrEN-tho services at tho Evangcli
cal Lutheran church arc to be in Ger
man. Tho pastor urges tho Germans tc
make full use of their privileges.
-Fahnestock's dental office, opposit,
Pitchford Co.'s store, Walhalla, every
Tuesday and Wednesday,; Seneca, il
Lowery,. Byrd building, on Thursday:
and Fridays.
DIR. j. S. Stribling and DR.. f. G
Doyle represent Seneca Lodge, No. 36
knights Of Pythias, in the Grand Lodge
at Spartanburg. They left Seneca Mon
day to be in attendance at the opening
of the session.
Mrs. G. l.. Craig returned last week
from visit to relatives in Pickcns. Sh,
sister, Mrs. w. f.. Hendrix, and hcl
brother, Master William Brown. The,
spont several days here.
Mr.. j. +. Morton will conduct an all
day singing at Pleasant Hill Baptls
church on Sunday, June I'd. Public cor
daily invited to attend. a basket din
ner will be spread on the grounds. Mr.
Morton will have supply Of new sing
ing books.
-Mcssrs. j. w. Shclor and James NJ
Moss left Monday for Spartanburg to at
tend the session OF the Grand Lodg,
knights of PSthas Of South Carolina
They are the representatives. Of Walhall;
Lodge, No 81. Mr.. Moss was accompa
MED by his wife and two children.
The reunion Of Confederate Vctcr
ans at Memphis will begin Tuesday, Ma,
2Sth at 10 u. M, and continue Wedncs
day and Thursday. Those who exDcc
to stop at Chickamauga to witness th
unveiling of the Confederate monumen
will have to leave this State on the 2ltl
or 25th instant.
All dealers in tobacco, snuff ant
cigars who will have on hand July lst
1901, sufficient quantity to cntitlc then
to rebate Of ten dollars or more, iindo
Act of March 2, 1901, should immediatel,
send their names to the Deputy Collecto
in charge in order that blanks may b
supplied. Arson G.. Merrick, Sd Div.
If any farmer can recall from th
9th to the 18th Of May, 1866, he may re
member that there was no cotton up any
where in the Piedmont. The morning o
the 10th there was a sharp frost rhcr
was not single field that had a tenth o
n stand of cotton the middle OF May
SO says the Spartanburg Spartan of las
week.
The ladies will meet in their unio,
prayer meeting at the home of Mrs. D. j
Anscl on Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock
Meeting will be led by Mrs. Flctchc
Smith. Subject for reading and discus
sion: "Prayer." There will be a meet
ing of the Walhalla w. G. II. U. immc
diatcly after the ladies' prayer mcctn,
at the same place.
In spring every on" should lesson th,
extra work forced upon their system b,
taking some reliable blood purifier
Sickness does not need to be alrcad,
present. You should purify your BLOOD
every spring to get the excess matte
(occasioncd 10y the heavy diet Of winter
out OF your system. Try I.unncy's Com
pound Extract of Sarsaparlla. There i
nothing better. Sl.OO per bottle at Lun
ncy's Drug Store, Seneca, S. G.
The South Carolina State Press As
sociation will be held at Glenn Springs
Spartanbnrg county, July 2-l, inclusive
An interesting programme has been pre-
pared Tor the occasion and a jolly goot
time is expected. a trip to the Pan
American Exposition at Buffalo is bcin!
arranged for and the details OF said tril
will bc given later. The Courier vii
probably be represented in these comm,
events of the Press Association.
Miss May Thompson, of Milcdgc
vile, Ga, and Miss Lillian Caldwell, o
Seneca, spent Friday and Saturday il
Walhala visiting the family of Mr. am
Mrs. j. w. Shclor. Miss Thompson ha
had charge of the primary dcpartmcn
of the Seneca Graded School during TIN
past session and has been unanimousl,
reelected for the school year Of 1901 2
She will spend the vacation i'm Milcdgc
vile and return to Seneca early in Sep
tembcr.
Rev. John B. Dickson, son Of Mr.
Sloan Dickson, Of W"stminetcr, s. q.
has received a call to the First Christian
Church in Charleston, S. G. He is nov
in that city looking over the field with
view OF accepting the call and locatin,
permanently there. Mr.. Dickson ha
been serving church ut London, Ky
liis many friends in Oconco will be glat
TO hear OF his return to his native Stat
ana WISH nun great success in the GospC
ministry
Mr.. -. H. Rowland has recent
begun the erection of quite a large build
ing ON Main street near Mr.. H. II
Schrodcr's residence, and he viii con
drCt general dressed lumber business
lie VIII put in complete outfit q
improved machinery for dressing, mate
ing and rcsawing. This will be a
important addition to the industries O
the town, and Mr. Rowland Should
receive a liberal support by local trade
we wish mm abundant success.
Rev. G.. f. Clarkson made a vcr
interesting talk to the Methodist Sunda
school last Sunday on the subject /,
missions. lie used blackboard nu.
tration showing the numerical strcngt
of tho various religions and llIat of thnS
figures were as follows:
licathcn. ............ ... la6 600 Ot
Roman Catholic. 23l oOo Ol
MOhammcdan. .......... 2O6. .OOO. .Ot