Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-05-08
DryGoods, DryGoods.
Read Dean & Earlo's new ad.

| No"u lean " Earlo'S new ad.
capt. II. s. Rutledgo left this morn.
fnB 10 attend the reunion of the Con.
ieoorate Veterans In Columbia this week.
Miss Minnie Fisohesser left this
morning for Columbia, where she will
spend week visiting relatives and
friends. "''''
Mrs. j. w. Holleman is expeoted r.
return this evening after spending ten
days with relatives at Spartanburg
Greenville, Bolton and Anderson.
III. a. II. Gibson, Esq, is quito sick
at this writing. Nothing alarming how.
ever, and we hope he will soon be- eniov.
ing his usual hoalth for man of his age.
James Seaborn, Esq, left this morn.
ing to attend the Southern Baptist Con
vention, which meets in New Orleans
TINS week. We wish our friend much
pleasure on his outing.
| 500 the line of 25c. and 5Oc. hats at
Mrs. E. NJ. Cudworth's. They are bar.
gains for tho money
| MIR. r. B. Ballonger, the expert
chicken, eggs, grub root and star grass
| buyer, would like some of tho Oconee
hens to lay and rOosters to crow for him.
lie is now with Mr.. o. II. Schumacher.
| ---Rov. J. E. McManaway will preach
| in tho Walhalla Baptist church on Sun.
day morning ut IL o'clock and at 81
O'Clock at night, May 18th, 1901. All are
cordially invited to attend these services.
Last weok, while at work ut Mr.. A..
L. Holden,s saw mill, near Station noun
tain, Mr.. L. A. Bottoms out from the
heart of a pine log mimic ball, supposed
to have been lodged there during the
war.
.Bo sure to road this weeks Cash Bar
gain Store advertisement.
Not much Improvement, if anv. Is
noted in tho condition of Col. II. S. Van
Divicrc. Mr.. G. II. ID. Burns, who sat IN
with the old gentleman last night, saws
nc was very nervous and had very little
satisfactory rest.
Read tho now advertisements of V.
l.. Norman, 9. G. Jaynes and G. A. Nor
man, of Walhalla, and M. w. Coleman
call. They are offering bargains, and
will treat you right
Miss Ida Mccullough entertained the
Paul liayno Circle on Tuesday afternoon
from five to six o'clock at her home.
An hour was delightfully."- spent by the
| club. Selections from differents authors
were read and refreshments served.
If you want bargains it will be to
your interest to sec mo. pay cash for
my goods and can save you money.
John f. Craig.
Mrs. Robecoa Fricks, who has been
on visit to her daughter, Mrs. j. II.
Schlutcr, in Washington, has returned
to her home near Walhalla. She was
accompanied on her return by Mrs.
Schluter, who will remain some time.
-Ex Sheriff w. w. Moss went to
Columbia this morning to attend the
reunion of the Confederate Veterans in
that city. He will 60 from there to
Mount Pleasant and spend several weeks
with his daughter, Mrs. DR.. j. w.
| Bowen. and family
Thomas L.. Adds, who was con-
victed of violation of the dispensary law
at the March term of Court and sen.
fenced to six months on the chain gang,
has been pardoncd by Governor Nc
Sweeney. Tho pardon was asked on
account of his physical condition and
the needs of his family.
.-Jayncs's lawns and organdies will
please you.
The Town Council has employed
Capt, j. NJ. Kelley, who, with n good
force of hands, is doing Il great deal of
first,,cass work on the streets. Lot the
| good work continue few weeks, and
the citizens of Walhala can boast of the
best streets and sidewalks the town has
ever had. llurrah for our street brigade
-llartwcll (Ga.) Sun: "Capt. John G.
CAN'T, who has been a resident of Hart
we'll for tho past two years, reaping tho
| advantage Of our excellent institute, has
returned to his farm, near Broyles, S. G..
Capt. CAN'T is splendid gentleman, and
he and his estimable family made host
of friends during their stay in our town,
and we regret to give them up. Come to
see us as often as you can, Capt. CAN'T"
The Walhalla Musical Club were out
scrcnading on last Monday night. The
sweet music was enjoyed by many as it's
strains waited on tho nocturnal brecZes.
The Club is composed of the following
ladies and gentlemen: Misses Hattie I.e-
garc, Katie Biomann, Anna Terhunc,
violinists; Misses Pauline Schaid and
| Ella Reid, mandolinists; Miss Buffic
Moss and Messrs. John B. S. Dcndy and
Ernest Hutchinson, guitarists.
i can save you money on clothing,
if you will sec mo before you buy.
Cash Bargain Store, l.. Bloom.
The ladies' prayer meeting will
meet on Friday afternoon at four
o'clock at tho residence Of Mrs. nj. f..
Bauknight Mrs. John O. Hicks will
lead. Subject for consideration is "Con-
version" Immediately after the prayer
meeting there will be a meeting of the
w. 9. II. U. All members of the Union
arc earnestly requested to attend, and
any one desiring to join will be gladly
! welcomed ~
We had the pleasure on Sunday
afternoon last Of seeing the trplcts OF
Mr. and Mrs. g. NJ. White, of the Wolf
Stake community in this county. The
trplcts arc girls, about nine months
old and named respectively Mamie, Viola
and Beatrice. They are beautiful blue
eyed children, sprightly and lively little
tots and growing off rapidly and nicely
Tho parents are prond of their baby
girls and happy in tho possession OF
such wonderful gifts by birth.
Coming.
a. *. Hawkes., tho famous Atlanta
optician, direct from tho homo Office oil
TINS great optical house, or one of his
practical opticians, will remain at the