Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-01-02
Yural a,ro Deraolral.
-"Bloom sells It for less,


mules. A. w. Thompson, Seneca, ST.
Master j. w. Holleman will sell some
valuable lands on next Monday, salesday,
Mrs. J. M. Ward and daughter, Inez
are on q visit to relatives In West Point,
Georgia.
Miss Felicia Perry, OF Enoree, is vie.
itiug her grandfather Mr.. VIM. Perry,
and family, in Walhalla.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of Gen. w. F. Erwin, Agent, offer
ing a lot Of corn, fodder, Co., <or sale.
Misses Retta and Emma Sitton, OF
Pendleton, spent part of last weok in
Walhalla as the guests of Miss Sue
Dendy.
Mics Fannie Maxwell left Tuesday
morning for Bessemer, Ala, where she
will spend somo time visiting hor sister,
Mrs. c. NJ. Nield.
Mr.. j. O. Fischosser, of Newman
Ga, spent several days at home recently.
"Joe's" many friends were glad to see
him looking so we'll
MIR. and Mrs. j. j. Norton, of Gaines
Vile, Ga, are visiting Mrs. T. A. Norton
in Walhalla. Their many friends are
railways glad to welcome them hore.
Lost, q gold watch key, at Nicholson
Ford on Chattuga. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving the same at
this office. j. E. Burnside
Married, at the residence of Mr..
Thomas Crooks, near Seneca, S. c., De.
oember 23, 1900, Nj. Whit Crooks to
@Bgss Edith Whitlook, Rev. G. L. Craig
Vlgdoiating.
Married, at the residence of the
officiating minister, Rev. A. w. McGuffin,
on Tuesday, December 25th, 1900, Mr..
j. B. Cox to Miss Anna Dickson. All OF
Oconee county.
Married, on Sunday, December 23d,
Y 1900, at the residence of Mr.. John Chap.
pie, Mr.. Mitchell Chapple to Miss Essie
Galloway, by Phillip Chapman, lIagis
trate. All of Piokens county.
The Evening Journal, Spartanburg
has purchased the plant of The Free
Lauoe and announces that tho latter will
be issued from the Journal office every
Thursday as separate business.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
N Norman to the marriage OF her daugh-
ter, Miss Rosa Norman, to Prof. j. j. S.
Galloway, of Cumming, Ga, on Wednes-
day morning, January 9th, at II O'Clock.
Two prominent young men of Pen.
dleton, Messrs. II. E. and A. Young,
spent the Christmas holidays near Wal
halla with their aunt, Mrs. Cooley. We
wish them an early visit to our town and
community.
"A most delightful dance was given
by Mrs. HI. A. Cooley, near Walhalla, on
ast Friday night Additional pleasure
was caused on this occasion by the pres
ence of Messrs. II. 9. and A. A. Young,
of Anderson.
MIR. John G. Mickler left today for
Iowa City, Iowa, where he will spend
some time AS the guest of the w. F.
Main Co., for whom he has been travel
ing for some time. We. wish him q
pleasant trip.
Married, on Wednesday, December
10th, 1900, at the residence of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Walker, NJ r.
e. @. Dodson to Miss Naomi Walker, by
/ Phillip Chapman, Magistrate. All of
Pickens county.
"A plat of the lands advertised in The
Courier for sale by T. B. Earle and II. f.
ThQmpson, executors of the estate of
y Mrs. Jane s. Thompson, deceased, can
be seen by calling at The Courier office,
where it is now hold for inspection.
Grover Cleveland and w. j. Bryan
are both engaged this week in duck
shooting; the former on the sea islands
near Georgetown, S. g., and the latter on
the gulf near Galveston. We are bot
ting on Growers bagging the most game.
On last Wednesday the Court House
af Hartwell, Ca, was completely de-
stroyed by fire. 1t is supposed the
building caught from the popping of
crackers in celebration of Christmas
All the records were saved from the
flames.
Kiss Hattie Zelian Ivester, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Ivester, of Noun
tain Rest, left last Wednesday on tho
noon train for Greenvillc. Her many
friends regret very much to SEQ her
leave. Hope she will have q pleasant
visit and a safe return.
,4 Mr.. e. N. Cothran, of the Friendship
y community, has recently moved into our
y midst and assumed control of the Burns
wheat and corn mills We have no doubt
4 hSt what he will maintain his high.repu-
= tation as a miller and give satisfaction to
x the many customers at this stand.
rs 1t is rare thing to see snakes
(that is, real live snalSes) )-around Wal
halla at Christmas time. Mr.. j. E..
Smith brought an adder to this Office
last Saturday. He picked it up in the
road near town and brought it with him
In his buggy. Tho snake seemed to be
a little rheumatic, but was otherwise in
good form.
President Henry S. Hartzog, of
q Clemson College, has sent letters to all
81 th@ adents of Clemson stating that the
y instfSdtion willresumo school duties on
Thursday, January 3D.. 1t will be re.
Ihembered that the college was summa.
{ rily closed early in December on account
scarlet fever. 1t is authoritatively an
IL nounced that the pest has been stamped
out in that section.
Married, at tho residence of Rev. r.
T.. Rogers, the officiating minister, or
Wednesday evening, December Goth, al
9 o'clock, Mr.. Il. b. Owens and Miss
Lille Dodd, and Mr.. Geo. w. Dyar ant
Miss Emma Owens. The young couple.
drove from their homes in tho Ebenezo
section and were quietly married, only ;