Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-01-08
gocal a,rb nepspnal,
Read q !. A. Norman's ne 81 ad.

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Miss Retta Sitton, of Pondlcton, is
3 visiting Miss Sue Dendy, in Midway.
4. MIR. Leandor Iyestor, of Anderson, is
visiting relatives i'll and near Walhalla.
Mrs. G. L. Reid spout Monday in
Seneca visi ting her sister, Mrs. I, D. Fin
{ cannon, who is quiteill
One good oight-room house to rent
( on Main street, in Wcst Union. Apply
to James @. Shockley.
Is Miss Francis d. Maxwell loft for
vioksburg, Miss, Monday morning to
visit her sistcr, Mrs. @. M. Mold, Is
Misses M. c., Susan A. and Rosa L..
Ivoster moved to Walhalla last week,
where thoy will reside in tho future.
1t is reported that the new bridge
over Chauga, on tho Roguo's Ford road,
will BIO completed by next Saturday.
Mr.. st. Julian Dondy returned to
Clemson College Monday to resume his
studies. He has completely recovered
from his recent illness.
Mrs. T.. l.. Barr returned to her
after q pleasant visit of several weeks to
her parents, Major and Mrs, S. p. Depdy.
-Lunney's e.Hour Improved I.ivor
Regulator will euro siok and nervous
headache, bjliousncss, constipation, indi-
gestion and other liver troubles. Price
20 cents, at Lunney's drug store, Seneca.
The following are the street resi-
dencos of our United States Senators in
Washington, D. c.: Senator D. r. Till
man, 1921 East Capital street; Senator
John L.. McLaurin, 1010 East Capitol
street.
Mr.. James I. Greer, of Macon, Ga,
visited friends in Walhalla during tho
Christmas holidays. Mr.. Greer holds a
position with tho Central of Georgia
Railway whore he has been employed for
the past two years.
Miss. Annie Roid left for Pendleton
Monday morning, whore sho will visit
relatives and friends. She was accom-
panied by her cousin, Mr.. Jas. Eskew,
who has spont several days visiting Mr.
@. T.. Reid and family.
Mr. VIM, j. Rogers, of Anderson
county, has recently moved his family to
West Union, whero he has purchased
the Geo. Moore place from Judge j. w.
Holleman. How'll conduct farming in
terests on Mr.. Hollemans land.
Mr.. Drcsdon a. Smith, Jr., left for
Washington, d. c., Monday afternoon.
He will bo employed for some time in
tho Government Printing Office. We
wish our young typo profitable and
pleasant season in his new position.
Mr. Sidney johnson loft for his home
at Hartwell, Ga, yesterday. He has
/. made many friends in Walhalla during
his stay, land we regret to lose him as a
citizen, Mr. John g. Hicks has accepted
position as salesman for Mr.. l.. Bloom.
M. Jas. Il. Neville enjoycd a good
deer hunt in tho Long Creek section
last Thursday in company with Mr.. G..
s. Swofford, who succeeded in killing q
140-pounder. Mr.. Neville reports fine
race and splendid time with his friends
in the mountains.
Mr.J. ID. Hand and family, who have
|k79ed for several years noar Walhalla,
bved to Toccoa, Ga, last week. Mr..
{and is good citizon, and we regret to
S$ft5fse him and his family from our vicin-
#$y. He carries with him the BEST wishes
q uy u,u ,us. o., -, ~, e.,.s,-s, =,
a lines, Ala, spent Christmas with their
lrents and friends. These young mon
EAYo hosts of friends who are always
4se 10 welcome them nome ana wish
3n success since they have returned
auty in Alabama.
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