Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-09-11
Eotal anb Mersomal.

u. w. Sholor, Esq, is in Greonvillo
on professional business to-day.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
Darby, on tho 5th instant, a son.
Miss Eva Payne, of Toccoa, is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. w. l.. Vorner.
Wanted, five hundred bushels peach
seed. G. G. Jaynos.
Miss Eva Tato, of Tatc Springs, Ga,
is visiting Miss Nan Strother, in West
Union.
On Monday morning tho threo schools
for white children opened with full at
tendance.
Mr.. j. S. Sloan and family havo ro-
turned from n visit to relatives at Frank
lin, N. G.
You will miss a treat if you do not
hear Ralph Bingham Mt Bell's Hall on
Friday night
Miss Katie Wootcn and Miss Nottie
Jones, of Tamasseo, arc visiting Miss
Inez Schroeder.
Mr.. j. G. Tideman, of Charleston,
spent several days last week at tho homo
of DR.. G. G. Probst.
Mrs. G.. A. Lohsc and family, of
Mrs. G.. w. Eaton's.
Mr.. j. l. Smith will be tho lowest
down Gown merchant in Walhalla after
the Norman Co. moves.
Any ono having good farm with good
buildings on it, to rent. address b. f.
Douthit, West Union, S. G.
Mrs. B. b. West, of Atlanta, is visit
ing her mother Mrs. II. IIerndon, and
other relatives in Walhalla.
Mr.. Joel Keys, formerly of Darling
ton, has been visiting his little niece and
nephows at Col. II. a. Thompson's.
AT the last meeting of council MI.
John f. latham was elected night watch
man and Mr.. Andrew Kcaton marshal
Tho Norman Company will move
their stock of drugs and fancy goods into
tho storeroom occupied by Crisp 4; Busch.
-Mr. W. j. Duflio advcrtiscs some
desirable lots for sale on the Blue Ridge
Railroad. Sec advertisement for partic-
uars.
Mrs. w. II Pucklabcr and two chill
dron have gone on n visit to relatives and
friends in Darlington. They will remain
some timo.
Mrs. II. S. Cordcs and family, who
have spent the summer with Mrs C. L.
Dean, returned to Charleston last Mon
day morning.
There will be an all day singing at
Return church on the fourth Sunday in
this month. Prof. Med. Wcams, of
Pickcns county, will be present.
Mrs. 7. a. Norton is having her
front yard macadamizcd. Mr.. Jcptha
Wilson has charge of tho work, which
insurcs nice and substantial job.
Miss Olive G.. Hicks left Saturday
morning for Atlanta, where she will re-
sumo her duties at Mrs. Mixon's Kinder
gartcn, at the Atlanta Wooden Mills
Mr.. Coke Dickson, son of Mr.. Joe T..
Dickson, of Westminster, was tho snc-
cossful competitor for tho Citadel Acad-
omy scholarship. Tho examination was
held August goth.
Miss Corrio Phnncy, of West Union,
will return to WILLIAMSON Female Col
lcgc omorrow to resume hcr studies for
another year She is one of our brightest
young ladies and will graduate next
June
Miss Mary Stribling returned TO her
studies at tho Agnes Scott Institute at
Decatur, Ga, on Tuesday. Sho was ac-
companicd by Miss Sallio Stribling, her
younger sister, who enters as n student
in the samo college.
Col. Robt. +. Bowen Of Pckons, has
been in our county for some time, look
ing after his landed interests in Oconeo.
lilo is also interested in tho sale Of n
large amount Of valuable land to syn
dicate in Pennsylvania
Mr.. Albert Brown, Of Mountain Rest
has some wonderfully productive corn
growing on his farm. Ono stalk has eight
full, maturcd ears on it. Mr.. Brown
wants it to go in tho Charleston Exposi-
ton exhibit. IIc will name tho corn
"Brown's Prolific"
Key }. B. Wilson, p. e., preached
capital and cdifying sermon in tho Wal
halla Methodist church on Sunday night
last from the familiar text OF Scripture,
"fc must bc born again" Mr.. Wilson
IS ono of our ablcst and most popular
Presiding Elders
The Secretary of State last week
S'"Htcu Il Claflcf 10 tho Liberty Bank
OF Liberty, which proposes to do a gone
raj banking business on n capital stock
OF S2',Oo0 The officers are: John Car
ter president; w. II. Chapman, vico
president; II. Shirley, cashier, and j.
II. Brown, secretary.
Mrs. Elizabeth James, Of Piedmont.
is visiting Mr. Ira l.. I}urloy and family,
near Walhalla. IT is highly probable
that she will move here for tho purpose
OF sending her grand children to school.
Wc shall bc pleased to have hor and her
grand children to make their home i'm
our mountain city.
In spring every ono should lessen the
extra work forced upon their system by
taking some reliable blood purifier.
Sickness does not need to bc already
present. You should purify your blood
every spring to get the excess matter
(occasioncd by the heavy diet of wintcr)
out OF your system. Try Lunncy's Com
pound Extract of Sarsaparila. There is
nothing better. sl.OO pcr bottlo at Lun-
ncy's Drug Store, Seneca, s. G.