Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-07-24
Yocal amo mersomal.

rdCC IEOFOSl, Ol ftuuCI6UIiJ
was in Walhalla last wook.
--Mason's fruit jars and oxtra rubbers.
John f. Craig
Mr.. Joe Trowbridgc, of Anderson,
mt Tuesday in Walhalla among friends.
Lula Smith, of Autun, is visit
ing tho family of Mr. and Mrs. d. A.
Smith.
Ladies', call OH Miss II. Philips, at So
noca, and 500 her summer salo of organ
dies and lawns.
Governor McSweonoy has refused to
grant pardon in tho case of Lawrence
G. Douthit, of Oconco.
Mr.. j. r. Lyles will opon school at
Belmont Monday, July 20. He requests
all the children to bo on hand.
Flowers and chiifons must 90. Sec
clearance sale July and August. Miss r.
Phillips, Seneca, S. G.
Mr.. G. II. Mayhew returned to Wal
halla last week from Georgia, where he
has been for several weeks on business
Tho handsome new residence of Mr..
N. l.. Fant is nearing completion. 1t will
be roady for occupancy in about two
weeks.
Mr.. and>Mrs. Geo. Scaborn and little
son. Holleman, are visiting the families
of Mr.. James Seaborn and Judge j. w.
Holleman.
Tho Walhalla mill base ball team
played tho Newry team last Saturday
with tho following result: Nowry 10,
Walhalla /.
"A new post Office has been cstab-
lishoed near MaYucha Falls in Cheohee
named Mayucha, with Mr.. f. l.. Moody
as postmaster.
-Somo new hats actually below first
cost, but cannot carry them over. See
July and August clearance sale. Miss r.
Philips, Seneca, S. G.
Mr.. w. II. Thompson, of Charleston,
came to Walhalla Monday evening and
will spend months vacation with his
parents, Col and Mrs. r. A. Thompson.
The remodeling of the large two story
residence of Mr.. G. w. Pitchford on
Main street is progressing rapidly. 1t al
ready presents handsome and imposing
appearance.
MIR. and Mrs. S. A. G. IIernton and
children, of Columbia, arrived in Wal
halla last week to visit Mrs II. IIcrndon
and other relatives. Mr.. Hcrndon re-
turned to Columbia yesterday.
Mr.. Walter V. Smith, of Washing
ton, D. c., is visiting the family of Mr..
and Mrs. d. A. Smith. His many friends
are pleased to meet him again. This is
his first visit homo in six years.
See our new lot Of corscts. For style
and comfort they are uncxccllcd. Miss
r. Phillips, Seneca, S. G.
Tho three now brick store rooms on
Main street are nearing completion, and
when finished they will be great addi-
ton to the town. Mr.. James H. Darby
expects to be able to occupy his building
about the middle OF August.
Tho second annual camp meeting of
the Wesleyan Methodist church will DO
held at Oakway, S. c., commencing on
Wednesday night before tho first Sunday
in August next Preachers and families
will be entertained free. All others must
bring their bedding and como prepared
to take care Of themselves. The church
will be used for sleeping apartments.
ladies: Beginning July LIST, and con
tinuing through August, you will find
lawns and organdics at greatly reduced
prices by calling on Miss X. Phillips, So.
neca, S. g.
Mr.. X. B. Ballenger and family left
Tuesday for Bogcrs, Ga, where they
will spend while visiting his father,
before locating in business at somo point
in that State Thoy have lived in Walhalla
for three years, during which time thcy
mado many friends, who regret to SEQ
them go, but wish thcm much success in
their new homo.
. In spring every ono should lesson the
extra work forced upon their system by
taking some reliable blood purifier.
Sickness Goes not need to bo already
present. You should purify your blood
evory spring to get tho excess matter
(occasoncd by the heavy diet of wintor)
ont OF your system. Try Lunnoy's Com
pound Extract Of Sarsaparilla There is
nothing better. Sl.00 per bottle at I.,ln-
noy's Drug Store, Seneca, S. G.
Tho Trades Union, Washington, d..
c., July IS: walter V. Smith, Vice
President of Columbia Typographical
Union No. lol, has been granted his
leave and will spend a portion of tho
time at his homo, Walhalla, S. c. Since
coming to this city Mr.. Smith has made
hosts of friends, and his popularity is
attestcd by the fact that he has twice
been elected Vice President of the lar
gest labor organization in the District of
Columbia"
Little Nclio, the thiitccn- months -ol Il
daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. G.. l.. Craig,
died at their homo in Walhalla Tuesday
morning about 0 o'clock, after n long
illness. She had boon constant sufferer
Tor nearly month. Tho remains were
taken to l'ickcns county Tuesday after
noon for burial at Griffin church, about
five miles from tho town of Iiclkons,
whore the funeral will be conducted at
4 O'clock this afternoon. Tho romans
were accompanied by Rcv. and Mrs.
Craig Mrs. S. G. Henry, of Seneca, and
Mrs. Brown, Of Pickcns. Tho boroavcd
parents have the sympathy of many
fricnds In their sad af,iction.