Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-01-09
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week with his family rs al
The many friends OF Miss Andrea
Schrod der, who has been quite Ill for seve-
ySral weeks, will be glad to learn that she
D is Improving. Val
--Mr.J. F. Vickery, representing the
Good Roads Machinery Company, OF
Kenneth Square, Pa, was In town yes
terday on business.
"A bunch Of keys was picked up on
the streets of Walhalla which the owner
y can get by calling at this Office, proving
( property and paying for this notice.
Greenville Mountaineer, January 8 (:
g.'fhiaj, 8: p. Dendy, of Walhalla, has re-
s turned home after a brief visit to the
family Of T.. l.. Barr on Highland ave-
nue.
Lost or Stolen-On December 24th-
One hound dog pup; black with yellow
tan. Reward for information at this office
or j. O. Chandler, Flat Rock Muster
& Ground.
Married, on December 30th, 1900, at
4 the residence Of the BRIDES brother-in-
Law, Mr.. Land, near Seneca, s. O., Mr.. E.
J. Price to Miss NJ. j. Hunnicutt, Rev. j. i.
IT. Stone officiating.
Married, January 9th, 1901, by James
F. Ansel, Notary Public, at his Office in
the Court House, Walhalla, 8. c., Mr..
Enos A. Bottoms and Miss Sarah Haw-
kins, both of Oconee county.
lit will be interesting to know that
the pension roll of the State shows that
there are 7,707 pensioners on the rolls.
or this number 4,575 are old soldiers
and 8, 1872 are the widows of veterans.
-7See dental card of DR.. Il. nj. Merri-
wether, of Westminster. His Office is
over the Peden & Anderson bank build
Ing, where he will be pleased to give pro-
fessional attention to all needing dental
work.
Mr.. N. L. FAINT resumed his duties as
postal clerk on the Blue Ridge Railroad
this "Wednesday morning. Mr.. FAINT
has been taking rest of two weeks
from his arduous duties, which, he says,
he enjoyed ever SO muoh..
Found, on the public road to West
minister, near the corporate limits of
Walhalla, ono small sack of Obelisk
flour, on night 22d of December. The
owner can get same by calling on Major
Dendy and paying for this notice.
Mr.. John Davis, living in the Noun
taing Rest section of Oconee county,
died on last Saturday, 9Th instant. He
was perhaps the oldest man in the
county, being ninety-two years old. His
body was buried at Bethlehem church
cemetery on Sunday.
Two of the largest business houses
in Anderson have made changes in the
heads of the firms. Mr.. Frederick G..
Brown, of Brown, Osborne & Co., and
r. @. Webb, of @. f. Jones & Co., have
withdrawn. The business will be con-
tinued by the other members of the
firms.
--Miss Gertrude Ansel, after spending
very pleasant visit with relatives and
friends in Walhalla, returned to her
home in Greenville on last Monday morn
ing She was accompanied by Miss
Mamie Ansel, her cousin, who will visit
: her uncle, NJ. f. Ansel, Esq, and family
for season.
On last Friday the Supreme Court
handed down it's decision in the case of
the State against w. K. Powers, tried
been dismissed and the judgment of the
Circuit Court affirmed. Powell will be
taken to the penitentiary, where he will
begin life sentence in that institution.
Mr.. Jas. f. Fowler, of Piedmont, is
in Walhalla on visit to relatives and
friends. Mr.. Fowler is now following
the carpenters trade in the hustling
town before mentioned and is meeting
with much success. "Jim's" old friends
here are always pleased to see him and
will ever give him a hearty hand-shake.
The fearful number of now patients
that go to the State Hospital for the In
sane may be appreciated when it is
known that the annual report of DR..
Babcock will show that there have been
four hundred and forty eight admissions
to the State Hospital for the Insane dur
Ing the past year. This is by decided
odds the largest number of admissions
for any one year.
Mr.. w. II. Talley, of the Little
River section, killed on the 4th instant a
pig eight months old which netted 221
pounds. Mr.. Talley has tho mother of
the pig. She is nineteen months old, has
brought two litters of pigs, respectively
seven and nine. Outside Of hogs to
make meat for his family he has sold
$14 worth of pigs, and then some people
say it don't pay to raise hogs under tho
stock law.
Mr.. John r. Craig is moving to So
neca this week. He has resided here for
/ over two years, being engaged as general
manager of the store of his brother, Mr..
L. O. Craig. He is a successful merchant
and has done good business. During
their stay he and his excellent wife have
made many friends who sincerely regret
their departure. He will resume bust
ness at Seneca with his brother, Mr.. l..
@. Craig. May the greatest SUCCESS at
tend them.
--Toccoa (Ga.) Record, January 9th ::
Sam McJunkin begins the new year in
business on his own occonnt. IIe has
for years been associated with mis- father
in the drug business, but hereafter he
will conduct drug store at Westminster,
for which place he left this week. Sam
McJunkin Is ono of tho best fellows in
town, having by his uniformly courteous
and agreeable manner towards all won
tile esteem of many, who will wish good
fortune and much success to follow him