Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-08-21
Y0tal amo @ersomal.
-."Bloom soils it for loss"

SEQ bridge notices of County Super
visor Pool.
superintendent of Education Craig
has boon quito sick for several days.
Mrs. II. A. Norton is erecting a beau
tiful circular pavilion at tho cast end of
her residence.
Mr.. L. A. Davis, who has been quito
sick with fever for several weeks, is able
to be out again.
Miss Grace Beatrice Crenshaw is at
home with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton Cronshaw, in Midway.
-Fahnostock's dental rooms, Wal
halla, opon Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays from 10 till 4 O'clock.
500 notice to debtors and creditors
in tho estates Of Thos. A. Patterson and
widow, Adalno Patterson, deceased.
Mr.. VIM. G. Striblng, of Enoree, is
visiting among his many Walhalla friends
this week, who arc always glad to sec
him.
Mrs. Alice McClair, of Atlanta, Ca,
is q guest OF Mrs. S. X. Dondy. Her
many friends in Walhalla will be glad to
meet her again.
Mrs. +. Puckhaber and little grand
daughter, Annie, of Charleston, arc visit
ing the family of Mr.. and Mrs l.. II.
Brandt, in Walhalla.
moved to Walhalla, and are occupying
the residence on Main street lately va
Gated by Mr.. N. l.. Fant.
Read Schumachcrs new advertise
ment this week. Ho has something to
interest those who raise country pro
duce, and also those who raise whiskcrs.
Miss Lutte Wescott, of Macon, Ga,
is boarding at Mrs. A. g. Mcrrick's in
East End. She is one Of Macon's most
accomplished young ladies.
-Rev. N. b. Clarkson, of Richburg, S.
c., joined his family in Walhalla on last
Thursday, and will take a much ncudetl
rest from his arduous ministerial labors.
Col. r.. w. Simpson, of Pendloton,
left last week for Johns Hopkins Hos
pital, Baltimore, to undergo surgical
operation.
For SALE.-I will sell the place
known as the Vineyard Place, formerly
owned by Mr.. G. NJ. Nicld. For infor-
nation apply to j. ID. Mccullough, Wal
Mrs. Guy II. Grove and little taugh-
ter, Louise, Of Columbia, are stopping at
tho Walhalla Hotel for week. Their
many friends here arc pleased to meet
them again.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Bee and son,
visiting the family of Mr.. Jas. 4. Will
son. They will spend about two weeks
in Walhalla.
Preaching at Old Pickcns church by
Rev. w. S. Hamiter on Friday, August
23d, at II a. m. The public cordially
invited, and all who are interested in
repairing the church building.
Mr.. Diedrick VonI.oho and two
children, of Waltcrboro, arc on visit to
his mother, Mrs. j. G. VonLeho, near
Walhalla Mr.. VonTeho is the efficient
secretary of the Walterboro Cotton Mills.
-Losr-Between Westminster and
tire of the hind wheel of Il 2-horsc
wagon. Finder will be rewarded by re-
turning same to w. j. Recdcr, Oakway.
Mr.. r. A. Ratliffc. of Anderson, is
the guest of his brotlcr-in-law, Mr.. n.
l.. Fant, and family, in East End. He is
seeking recreation in our delightful eli
mate and drinking our pure mountain
watcr.
Tho regular meetings of Walhala
Lodge, No. 81, K. Of p, will hereafter
be held every second and fourth Mon
day evenings of each month at $50 p. m.
Members will please take notice and
attend promptly.
MFR. N d. Lcscsnc, of Greeleyville
his uncle, Gen. w. f. Erwin, and wife,
brief visit. Mr.. Lescsne is an excel
lent Christian gentleman and has charge
Of tho high school in his town.
Calhoun, in Pickens county, has
bccn incorporated by the Secretary of
State, and is the station to Clemson Col
lege. >. H. Burgess is intcndant, and j.
f. Fcnnell, f. M. DuPre, j. d. Smith
and w. N. Cochran are the wardens.
There will be union missionary
service in the Presbyterian church at
Seneca on next Sabbath evening at $50
p. m. Rov. Mr.. Morton, representing
the students missionary campaign, will
lead tho service. a cordial invitation to
the public.
-Pickens Sentinel, August 18th: "Our
good old friend, Bennett Hill, of the
keowce side of Oconcc county, was in
Pickens last Monday shaking hands with
his many friends and relating ccdotes
that caused the smile to chase away tho
tear. Verify 1t does the nearer good to
be in Mr.. Hills company"
In spring every one should lessen the
extra work forced upon their system by
taking some reliable blood purifier
Sickness does not need to be already
present. You should purify your blood
every spring to get the excess matter
(occasoncd by the heavy dict of wintcr)
ont of your system. Try Lunncy's Com
pound Extract of Sarsaparilla. There is
nothing better. sl.0O per bottle at I.un-
noy's Drug Store, Seneca, S. G.
Eta, the clcvcn-ycar-old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Owens, died at
their home on Factory Hill last Monday
night. after an illness of three months,
and was buried at Salem Tuesday after
noon. The bcrcavcd parents have the
sympathy Of many friends Tho family
~ in very destitute circumstances, not
having been well enough to work any in
the mill since the first Of April. Any
help from the charitable people of tho
town will be greatly appreciated by
them.
MIR w. NJ. Cobb, who lives about
two miles from Walhalla, shot largo
horned owl last Thursday evening about
dusk. From tip to tip Of wings it meas
ured iifty-fonr inches. 1t has for s0mo
time been carrying of Mr.. Cobb's grown
hc"s, ard wa@ .hc largest we J. oyer
seen. There were those among the JrOwd
VINO inspected this owl at our Office who
claimed to have seen owls large enough
10 liy away with good sized ycarling,
but VIC arc forced to believe this state
mont was lie beside which full sized
COW would look very small
Mr.. B. Merry, of Bcrzclia, Ga, paid
Iho Courier Office an appreciated call on
Monday afternoon. IIo is on a visit to
his daughter, Mrs. j. S. Arlington, OF
Seneca. Ito and our Mr.. d. a. Smith
were employees on the Daily Constit,i-
tionalist, published at Augusta, Ga, &c
or more ycarsago This is the first meet
ing between these two gentlemen during