Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-06-12
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open every Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. w. T. Potts, of Highlands, N. c.,
was in Walhalla Tuesday on business.
Great values in lawns, piques, per-
calos, etc., at John F. Craig's.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. q. r..
Carter, Thursday, Juno 9th, 1901, q
daughter.
MIR. V. l.. Norman spent Thursday
and Friday of last week in Charleston on
business.
Rev. o. j. Copeland, of Anderson,
spent Sunday in Walhalla at the home
Of Mr.. N. l.. Fant
Mrs. G. NJ. Blennecke returned last
weok from Mccormick, S. c., whore she
visited her daughter, Mrs. G. T. Baugh-
man.
Miss Corrie Phinney, returned to
her home in West Union last Saturday,
after spending the school year at Con-
verso College.
Mr.. V. b. Swami and Miss Mamie
Swami, of Seneca, were in Walhalla
Monday to attond tho opening of the
summon school.
Miss Mary Stribling will leave on
Friday morning next on two weeks'
visit to the family of Congressman A. G.
Latimor at Bolton, S. G.
Mrs. l.. D. Brennecke returned Tues
day from Bolton, where she was sum
moned to attend the funeral of hor rela-
two, Mr.. A. j. Stringor.
Rev. G. +. Clarkson, pastor of tho
Walhalla and Seneca churches, is in at
tendance upon the commencement ex-
ercises of Wofford College this week.
AT tho Commencement exercises of
Wofford College degrees wore conferred
on twenty eight graduates. This is the
largest class in the history of the insti-
tuition.
Read Schumacher's now ad. He
carries all kinds of fresh vegetables and
fancy groceries. Give him call
always something nico to eat' at Schu-
machers.
-Messrs. NJ w. Coleman & Co., of
Seneca, advertise this week a choice lot
of wash goods, silks, &C. Read what
they say and then go and buy some of
their scasonable fabrics.
Mrs. l.. II. Brandt Miss Annie
Stucke and Mr. j. G. Mickler arc visiting
relatives and frionds in Charleston.
They went down on Tuesday on the l..
y. Smith excursion train.
-Rov. 0. j. Copeland, of Anderson,
made a brief visit to Walhalla on Sunday
afternoon last. Aftor spending the night
He is always welcome guest among our
people.
Il actually have tho best values in
embroidery ever shown in Walhalla-no
two pieces alike. John F. Craig.
-Children's Day will bo celebrated
appropriately by Zion Sunday school
next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. The
public is cordially invited to attend and
take part in tho services. Mr.. c. r. D..
Burns will make an address.
Attention is called to tho ADVERTISE
mont of Mr.. j. II. Collins, photographer,
of Anderson, S. c., in another column.
Mr.. Collins is a first class artist and those
desiring good pictures should avail thom-
selves of this opportunity to get them.
Dove Brand and California hams at
Jaynos'.
-Rov. l.. X. Probst and daughter,
Miss Carrie Mae, Of Atlanta, spont last
Friday in Walhalla visiting DR.. and Mrs.
G. G. Probst. They returned Friday
evening to their homo, taking with thcm
little Emma and Luther, who had spent
week in Walhalla.
in Midway is assuming commanding pro-
portions. In fcw moro weeks this
beautifully designed and cozy dwelling
will be completed and tho owner and
his interesting little family will be occu-
pying home of their own.
Furniture and coffins at Jaynes'.
Rev. John G. Law, d. D., will preach
in tho Walhalla Methodist church on
next Sunday morning and night at II
n. nj. and ut $50 p. m. The many friends
and admirers of DR.. Law will be delight
cd to hear him discourse on heavenly and
divine themes on these occasions.
-Ludio Wilson, infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Morgan, dicd at
thoir home in Walhalla Monday aftor-
noon, aged seven months. The remains
wero laid to rest in Wcstvew cemetery
Tuesday afternoon. The bereaved pa
rents have tho sympathy Of many friends
There will be basket picnic on
Saturday, June %, 1901, at tho ford OF
tho creek, just miles below Oakway,
on tho main road from Westminster to
Fair Play. Dancing will be tho ord, of
tho day. Music by tho Oakway string
band. Everybody invited to attend
and grand time is expected. w.
Mr.. j. II. Brown, of Liberty, S. c.,
is in Walhalla this week giving his attcn.
tion to the plans and specifications for
the new Jail. He and Mr.. X. A. Jackson
have tho contract to put up the building
Mr.. jackson ia rushing the making OF
brick, and they expect to begin the
actual work of construction on July first
Call on Jaynos for furniture and
coffins.
Rev. G. Wardlaw, of Seneca, viii
conduct tho religious services in the
Walhalla Baptist church on to morrow
night. CThursday) at $40 o'clock, al
which time no will talk interestingly OF
the great Southern Baptist Convention
recently held in New Orleans. The pub
lie are cordially invited to attend this
lecture.
In spring every ono should lesson TIL.
extra work forced upon their system b,