Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-06-26
Hucal alro Mersonal.


The cherry crop in this section ha
boon nearly failure.
Spring chickens are plentiful, bu
they arc small and high priced.
-Fahnestock's dental room, Walhalla
opon every Tuesday and Wednesday.
Misses Roxie and Ella Reid are visit
ing tho family of Mr.. J. G. Stribling q
Pendlcton.
Rev. J. M. Sanders will preach a
Double Springs on tho first Sunday il
july and OH Saturday before at 2 O'Clock
y. III.
Tho Walhalla Presbyterian church il
undergoing now coat of paint under
tho skillful touch of Mr.. II. l.. Long, the
painter.
Governor McSwconey has appointed
John l.. McLin as Magistrate at Oakway
j., in Oconco county, vice j.. NJ. Herring
Jcccascd.
> Miss Mary Stribling returned home
Monday evening from Bolton, where She
spont several days visiting Miss Mamie
I.atimcr.
-Rov. w. S. Hamitcr will preach a
Old Pickons church on the fifth Sabbath
in June at II n. NJ, by appointment o.
Sonth Carolina prcsbytery.
The carpenters began work Tuesday
morning removing tho frame building
from the new Jail lot, and work on tho
Jail is expected to be commenced about
July lst.
-Mason's fruit jars and extra rubbers
John +. Craig.
Mrs. Adtic Kemp, of Gainesville
Ga, is visiting her relatives, Mr.. ano
Mrs. a. G. Mcrrick and family, of EaS
End. She is on her way to Shelby, n
c., seeking health. She goes there to
got tho benefit Of the ifc-giving water.
Of that place.
SEQ advertisement of the College o
Charleston. a competitive examination
will be held ut the Court House on Jul,
II, 1901, for vacant Boyce scholarships
All applicants for admission are per
mittcd to compete for this scholarship
which is worth $50.
-Wcstminstcr Times, June 20Lh: "Mr
Il. l.. Richardson, who has been attend
ing tho South Carolina College at Colum
bia, returned home last Saturday. Mr.
Richardson graduated in law this tern
and his many friends predict for him ;
brilliant future"
Rev. G.. II. Clarkson, pastor of tn,
Walhalla and Seneca Methodist churches
rnt I'm
after an absence OF two weeks or more
taking in the commencement exercises
of Wolford College and visiting his pa
rents in Chester county.
Anderson Daily Mail. Juno 23d: "A
little infant child of Rev. w. W. Lcath
crs, who lives just outside the cit,
limits, was buried Friday afternoon a
Salem church, having died the night he
fore of diphthcra, and another is now
quite sick with the same disease"
Ladies', call on Miss X. Philips, at Sc
ncca, and see her summer sale of organ
dies and lawns.
The .Jcm Davis Chapter, Daughter.
Of the Confedcracy, at Blackvilc, S. G.
on the observance Of their memorial day
sent beautiful wreath of flowers to b,
placed on the grave of Mrs. j. G. Keys
at Walhalla, as a token of the loving re
mcmbrancc in which she, rs a member
is still held by the Chapter.
-Rcv. l.. NJ. l.ida, missionary for the
Twelve Mile River Baptist Association
will preach ut the Nicholson schoo
house on the first Sunday in July at II
a. M, and ut Little River Baptist churcl
at p. m. Mr.. Iida will have fine line
Of family bibles on hand which he vii
be glad to furnish to any one in need o
Il Bible.
Flowers and chiilons must 90. Sec
clearance sale July and August. Miss II
Phillips, Seneca, S. G.
Frank f., infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Ford, died in Walhalla Sunday
morning at " "o'clock, after a protractct
illness from pneumonia. His remain.
were inferred in Wcstvicw cemetery
Sunday evening, the funeral services
being conducted by Rev. j. G.. Schaid
In their sad bereavement the parent.
have the sympathy of many friends.
Westminster Times, June 10Th: "T.it
tie Harry Mnlkcy, son Of our postmaster
Mr. G. j. Mulkcy, is probably the young
est and smallest ncws-boy in South Caro-
lima Harry is only four and a half year.
old, thirty inches high, and weighs abon
thirty pounds. lie is a bright, mstlin!
boy and sells that wdc-awakc and pro
Grcssivc paper, the Atlanta Daily News
In spring every one 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 bloc,
every spring to get the excess matte
t"ccaSioncd by the heavy diet of winter
out OF your system. Try Lunney's Com
pound Extract Of Sarsaparilla. There i
nothing better Sl.OO per bottle at In,
ncyS Drug store, Seneca, S. G..
- Mr.. and Mrs. w. IT, Rccdcr left Tues
day morning for Bowcrsvilc, Ga, to at
tend the marriage Of Miss Mary IIol
brook and Mr.. Silas u. Cannon, whicl
takes place this afternoon at 4 o'clock
The groom is well known to many Oco
nee people, being a son of Mr.. j. NJ
cannon, who was, until about ten year
ago, prominent citizen of this county
we Join with others in wishing Tn
young couple long life Of happiness
u sell "lonc Jack Shoes
John +. Craig.
Alexander Mcneil the two. year ol
son of Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Barron, die,
ut thcir homo in Walhnlln lnst ,rLnrsdn