Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-01-08


i'll ds ding the past week. She is much
Improved sS,oweyer, md we hope for her
speedy reoc Very. & 55iS Il
Mrs. Anhie III idemann has been spend
| Ing q few days wi th the eee eeec sss.r.
q. b. oehmig She Intends to return to
Charleston tom orfow. Ss3Ss ys
Capt. II. II, Francis, OF Atlanta, rep
resenting the State nj Mutual Life and an
nuitys Assooia alton, of Rome, Ga., is reg
istered at the Walhalla II otei. i5
Mrs. j. w. Keys loft for G u dmbia
last Sunday morning. Mr.. Keys. holdsa
responsible position in Columbia and
| they will make their home ip that Scityi Iii
tho future. /, n
Married, January I'd, 1902, at the
resid dence of the brides unole, Mr.. Har-.
rison Sanders. Mr.. j. 7. Duncan to Miss
g. lE. Nimmons, Roy. y !. II, Stone officist-
ing. !;s3 q IS y ~ & y
Phone j. @. Hicks, at Bloom 8, ifSyou
have laundry to send Off. First basket
will 5be sont January Ia, and every other
Tuesday thereafter. Laundry will be
called for If desired. (. Il.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs,
Rosa Schroeder, of Walhalla, to tho mar.
riage of her daughter, Miss Inez, to Mr.,
Chas. g. Jaynos, on Wednesday, January
IS, at 12 O'Clock M, at her residence,
The outlook is pretty uninviting
just now for farmers. One consolation,
however, is that the world cannot do
without the farmer. He is q necessity
and the whole world must vaoate when
the farmeris driven from his business.
Il 81 IN Misses Leda Poore and Ethel Wilson,
of Bolton, s.. O., spent three Of four days
last week with Mr.. ID. a. Smith and
family. These young ladies enjoyed
themselves to the fullest extent while in
our mountain city and returned homo
Sunday morning, leaving bohind them
many now-made friends and acquaint-
ances.
Mr. Harry l.. Long, Walhalla's artis-
tic and expert painter, has just com.
'pleted an excellent job of painting for
Messrs. j. .B.Hupnicutt and Fulton Hun.
nicutt. Their house, near High Falls, has
recently beon beautifully painted by Mr..
Long and it. is said to be now one Of
tho handsomost dwellings in Oconee
county.
Married, on Sunday, December 22d,
1901, at tho residence of Mr.. Parter IIol.
brooks, near Battle Creek, Mr.. Thos,
Crumpton, to Miss Minerva Jane Hol-
brooks, Rev. d. f. Carter officiating.
Tho ceremony was performed in tho
presence of Mcssrs. p. J.. Carter, John
Carver, N. +. Cartor, John Ellenburg as
witnesses.
Last Sunday Pastor j. G. Schaid be-
gan his catechetical class. These meet
ings are held on Sundays and Wodnes-
days at o'clock in tho afternoon, are in
formal and conversational, and he in
vitos three classes of persons to them
i. Those who are communicant mem-
bors. 2. Those who intend to become so.
8. Those who do not.
Tho $4,000 insurance on the policy of
tho late M. w. Coleman, of Seneca, was
received by Seneca Lodge, knights of
Honor, yesterday afternoon, just twenty
two days after proof of death was made.
Mr.. Coleman had been a member of the
order fifteen years and two months, and
tho cost for insurance in his case was
$22.56 per year por 81, 900.
Mr.. w. j. Lunney and wife, OF
Seneca, are in Atlanta for three months.
Mr. Lunnoy is taking a special course in
the Atlanta College of Pharmacy. Ho is
ono of Oconee's pushing young business
men and proposes to keep thoroughly
posted on tho latest and best methods
being brought into daily use by the lead
ing pharmacists of the country.
Tho Oconee Medical Association met
at Bell's Hall, Walhalla, last Wednesday
afternoon. twas pleasant and profita.
bic sessions Drs. Hines, Mason, McElroy
and Doyle, of Seneca; DIR. j. NJ. Mo.
Clanahan, of Westminister, and Drs.
Moore, Boil and Crawford, of Walhalla,
wcro present. Tho next meeting will
be held at, Westminster on the first Wed
nesday in April, 1902.
Rev. g. III. Waddell, Financial Agent
of the Epworth Orphanage, Columbia, S.
G., whose, home is now in West Union,
preached in the Walhalla = Methodist
church here last Sunday morning. His
excellont. sermon was thoroughly en-.
joyed by the congregation. 1t was one
of those helpful sermons that the earnest
hearer never forgots. The collection for
tho Orphanage amounted to S2O.18.
The Womans Missionary Society OF
tho Walhalla Baptist church commenced
on Sunday afternoon a series of prayer
meetings, in accordance with the pro
gramme prepared by tho Woman's Mis-.
sionary Union of the Southern Baptist
CohIcntion. Ats O'Clock this afternoon
they will Meet the home Of Mrs. John
f. Craig, and to-mosxosy Thursday,
afternoon at Mrs. j.. T. Kay's. Ladies
of all the churches are cordially invited
to attend.
---FiRsT-C GLASS WORK.--You can have
your horses shod, wagons and buggiof
ropairod or ropainted in flrst-class Style
at the Callas. Shops, West Union. AL
kind Of blacksmith work dono promptly
and Mt reasonable prices. have expert
enced workmen--Mr. Thos. Sanders anC
son. Can also soil now one or two-horst
wagons at prices TO suit itpurohaser. Cal
at the Cal)as Shops, West Union, s. c..
when you want anything in those lines
j.. O. Shockley,
Alta meeting Of the members of the
Walhalla Baptist church on last Sunday
morning, after tho Sunday school oxer
cises, a hearty and unanimous call wal
extended to Roy. j. E. McManaway, o.