Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-01-02
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happy new century 20 YOU i You
Twill not see apo othofs 81
The many friends of Mr.. Robt.
Crisp res ret to learn OF his illness.
s3ls-J ust received a car load OF fine young
mules. IA. w. Thomp ssneca, S. ID. &
hfrj. LISA. Richardaon, OF Laurens,
is visiting the family OF Mr.. u n. I.angs.
ton. sTl 81 Z.
Mr. and Mls. IL. al. Langston,s OF
Laurens. are visiting their'son, Mr.. j. Il.
Langston, and family, in Walhaila.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. sMontgomor and
MIR. John Law, of Darlington, are OK.
pected to arrive in Walhalla this even
ing. s! .s.3 4
-Misaes Emma Merriok and Nan
Strother left ON the noon train to.da
for Spartanburg, whore they resume
their Studies In Converse College.
MIR. O. G.. Jaynes returned this week
from Washington and Baltimore. In the
latter oity he mado many additions to
his already varied and attractive stock Of
goods. sSj
Mr.. M. Saul has moved his stock Of
clothing to Hartwell, Ga. His many
friends regret to learn of his departure.
He has done agood business here for
two years.
Read M. w. Coleman & Cots new
ad. They are looking after the comfort
of their customers and Offering specials
in tho underwear and blanket lines.
Give them call.
-Mr IT,. Rlnnn, xuttl 4.
room in the Ivester building which is be.
ing vacated by Mr.. L. @. Craig. Bloom
sells clothing, and everybody knows he
''sells it for less.'' 81
Attention is called to the business
card of Thompson 8 Swami, real estate
agents at Seneca, s. @. These gentlemen
have recently formed a Gopartnership for
the purposes set forth in their advertise
ment
Mr.. V. l.. Norman has rented the
Jaynes & Shelor store room, now occu-
pied by Mr.. L. Bloom, and is preparing
to move his stock of furnishing goods to
his now stand. Mr.. G.. A. Norman will
move his stock of notions to the room
now occupied by his brother.
South Carolina enters upon the new
century with bright prospects for the re-
alization of the highest and best in hu-
man epdeavor. We are the recipients of
the benefits of the achievements of those
who have wrought 80 faithfully in the
past. Let us transmit the inheritance
enlarged and made better by our labors.
Mrs. M. NJ. Joost and Mr. @. G. Soeba
have gone + Columbia, s. c., where
they will spend some time on visit to
their sister, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Kinard. Mr..
Seeba expects to 20 to Jacksonville, Fla,
ia tho near future and engage ia bust
ness with his brother, Mr.. w. f. Seeba.
The best wishes of many friends follow
them.
The following is the list of letters re-
naming in the Walhalla post Office un-
called for during the month of Decem-
Der: Julia Watson, Sam Howard, e. P.
McCravy, Robt Busby, Miss Fannie
Grayham, Miss Katie Grayham, Dorsey
Owens, S. Y. Sutton. Parties calling for
any of the above letters will pleare say
they were advertised.
j. NJ. Merricl1, P. M.
Mrs. w. j. Beard has taken charge
of the Walhalla Hotel. She succeeded
Mr.. Hester on Tuesday, and is fast put
ting things in shape for business. Her
many friends wish her much success.
She is thorough-going business woman,
and under her management the Walhalla
Hotel is sure to remain popular resort
for tho travelling public. We bespeak q
hearty welcome for her and hers in
Walhalla