Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-07-24
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visiting hor sister, Mrs. N. L. FAINT.
Sec now advertisements of Messrs.
G.. w. & j. Il. Bauknight and v. l..
Norman.
Prof. j. S, innings, of Victoria, N.
c., was in lhalla on business last
Saturday.
Mrs. E. V. Oneill, of Trough, S. c.,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. f.
Brenneckc.
Rev. r. L. Rogers is assisting Rev.
VIM. Wylie in protracted meeting at
Hodges this week.
Il sell clone Jack Shoes.n
John f. Craig.
Miss Nan Strotner and Mr.. D. G..
Strothor returned Tuesday from week 8
visit to friends at Tate, Ga.
Mr.. Alfred Ernest and daughter, Miss
Cora, left Tuesday on a months visit to
relatives at Nappaneo, Ind.
-Fahnestock's dental rooms, Wal
halla, open Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays from 10 till O'Clock.
Rev. G.. f. Clarkson leaves to-day for
Grcors to attend the Greonville District
Conference, which convenes this evening.
Miss Inoz Schroeder returned from
Baltimore Tuesday afternoon. Her
many friends arc happy to SEQ her look
ing SO we'll.
-Messrs. John f. and l.. G. Craig loft
for Pickens this morning to attend the
funeral of tho little daughter of their
hrOthar Roy G T, Cro;r
Bishop Thompson and family, of
New Orleans, passed through Walhalla
this week on his way to his summer
homo at Horse Cove, N. G.
-Thoro will bo picnic at the tunnel
on Thursday, August 1st, 1901. Every
body invited to bring baskets full OF
good things. Music expected.
Attention is directed to tho adver-
tisoment of Mr.. M. l.. Cantrell. He has
43G acres to sell, other as a whole or in
one e-horso farms, at reasonable price.
Wanted, ladies to do writing at
homo. $4,000 per month and work very
light. Years employment guaranteed.
Address with stamp Stewart" Black
Vile, S. G.
"A protracted meeting will begin at
South Union next Saturday at O'Clock
p. M. Every member of that church is
urged to be present at tho first service
and attend all tho services.
Mary, tho yearold daughter of Mrs.
Sarah r. Jones, died at her homo on
Factory Hill on the 17th instant The
romans of tho little child were inferred
in Long Crock church cemetery on tho
day following.
j. w. Shelor, Esq, went to Rome,
Ga, last Friday, whore he met his family
who have been visiting relatives there
and elsewhere. He romans with them
until tomorrow when they expect to
return to Walhalla.
Leon, tho three year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Leopard, died at their
homo on Factory Hill on the morning of
the 18th instant, and was buried in West
Wow cemetery the same afternoon. The
bereavcd parents have tho sympathy of
many friends.
Mr.. l.. A. Edwards, Of Oakway, takes
tho lead SO far in Oconee as a wheat
grower this year. Ho sowed six acres,
and threshed POS bushels, aftor feeding
about 20 shocks. On portion of his
field he made over 40 bushels to the acre.
Who can beat it?
Rev. w. Il. Thompson, D. d., wifo
and son, of Washington, d. c., passed
through Walhalla this weok on their
way to Whitewater, where they will
spend three weeks with Mr.. Jesse F..
Cox, fishing and hunting, before going
to their summer home at Highlands.
Mr.. II. G. Routh will give picnic at
Cherry on Wednesday, August 7th, and
his friends in town and country arc in
vitcd to come with plenty of something
good to eat and have delightful timo.
On his part he will furnish tho accommo-
dations in tho way of cool water, shady
retreats and dancing hall.
Miss Carrie Perry entertained large
nh Dor Of friends last Wednesday after
noon with pleasant at home in honor of
her guest, Mrs. Carrie McCully, of An
derson. Tho parlors and dining room of
hor elegant home presented a charming
scene, and delightful refreshments were
served. Tho occasion was much enjoyed.
Mr. j. X. p. Noatherry, of Column.
bia, Grand Master of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows of South Carolina,
was in Walhalla several days this week
IIe instituted a local lodge here last
night with about thirty charter NOM
bcrs Mr.. Ncatherry is genial gontlo.
man, well known by the printing frater-
nifty over tho State. Ho paid our Office
an appreciated visit Monday afternoon.
-Oconeo's new Jail is to bo hand
some building, and the work is being
pushed steadily forward. The design is
modern and tho Shcriff's now residence
will bo as convenient and cozy as any in
tho county. Tho residence portion will
be two stories and contain eight rooms.
The Jail will bo to tho rear. and no ono
will ever suspect, from tho front view,
that tho building is anything but hand
somo private residence
Hiss Sudio Callas, daughter of Mr..
j. $. Callas, of Belmont, this county,
died on Monday, July ED, about O. clock
p. m. at the homo of hor parents. She
was sixteen years of ago. She had boon
sick since early in February, suffering
from complication of diseases. She
months she had been almost entirely
helpless. Hor romans wero laid to rest
this morning at II o'clock at Double
Springs, Rov. j. NJ. Sanders conducting
tho funeral. The sympathy of the entire
community goes out to tho stricken
family.
Don't Let Them Suffer.
Often children are tortured with itch.
ing and burning cczoma and other skin