Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-01-21
Gocal arro 4erspnal.

Thompson sells coffins and caskets at
Seneca.
Strive this year to make the home
and farm beautiful.
Mr.. @. w. Bauknight spent yester-
day in Anderson on business.
Mr. Robt. Miller showed us yester-
day large winter radish which weighed
At pounds.
Capt. VIM. Perry returned last Fri
day from pleasant visit to his daughter,
Mrs. j. w. Keys, in Greenville.
DIR. j. B. Morton, of Mountain Rest,
is spending some time in Walhalla with
his daughter, Mrs. j. M. Moody.
Rev. f. T. Burton will preach at the
Holly Springs church on the fourth Sun
day in January and on Saturday before.
Mrs. Ida Fl. Darby returned to Wal
halla last week from an extended visit to
relatives and friends in Charleston and
Fort Motto.
Miss Hattie Darby, after spending
several months in Walhalla, will return
to her home at Fort Motto, S. c., next
Saturday.
The attention of administrators, ex-
ecutors, guardians and trustees, is di-
rected to the advertisement of Judge of
Probate d. A. Smith.
Read White & Co.'s advertisement
on the first page this week. 1t shows
what their customers think of the work
turned out by them.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Shank
lin, Anderson. s. c., on Sunday, January
11th, 1908, girl The parents are very
proud of the new arrival.
MIR. Jesse G. Sanders will operate his
threshing machine at Poplar next Satur-
day. There is quite demand for cane
seed threshing at present.
Mr.. Charles Horton, of Bolton, has
accepted the position of baggage master
on the Blue Ridge Railroad and COM
menced work few days ago.
Mrs. A. G. Merrick entertained the
Whist Club at her home last Saturday
afternoon. 1t was quite large gathering
and the afternoon was greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Elloise Wright, of Newberry,
and Miss May Cherry, of Seneca, are
visiting Mrs. DR.. j. W. Bell and Mrs.
James II. Darby, of Walhalla.
Mrs. S. NJ. VanWyck, of Atlanta, is
spending some time al the home of her
mother, Mrs. Harrison, on Faculty Hill.
Her many friends are delighted to see
her.
MIR. George Keith, of Walhalla, has
the position of fireman on one of trains
over the Blue Ridge Railroad. We wish
our young friend great success in his
new field of operations.
The woman's union prayer meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. III. A.
FL. Gibson next Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Subject: "Consecration." Mrs.
j. j. Ansel will lead
Mr.. Samuel Adams, of Rock Hill,
arrived in Walhalla Monday to accept
the position as depot agent and telegraph
operator in the service of the Blue Ridge
Railway. He is stopping at the Walhalla
Hotel.
-Wanted@Some one to return the
following books to the Mountain City
Club rooms: The Puppet Crown, The
Reign of the Law and The Story of Mary
McLane. Same will be appreciated very
much.
Married, Sunday, January II, at the
officiating minister, near Mountain Rest,
Mr.. julius Nicholson and Mrs. Marinda
Nicholson, both of Mountain Rest. May
success and prosperity attend them
through life.
Subscribers should always give the
name of the post Office from which they
wish their paper changed as we'll as the
one TO which they wish changed to.
When papers are delivered by the rural
carriers the number of the route should
always be given.
Prof E. ID. Pitts, principal, and Prof
E. Roy Lambert, assistant, of tho Oak
way High School, spent several hours
last Saturday in Walhalla on business
and pleasure. The Oakway school is in
asplendid condition under the manage
ment of Profs. Pitts and Lambert.
--Messrs. G. l.. O'Kelley and Frank
Ford, of Westminster, spent last Satur-
day in Walhalla on business and pleasure.
Mr.. O'Kelley is overseer of the cloth
room at the Cheswell Cotton Mill and
Mr.. Ford is his assistant. They report
the Cheswell Mill in splendid condition.
Married, January 49, near Holly
Springs, Mr.. Roland b. Marcengill and
Miss Ellen A. Vinson, Rev. L. d. Cham
bers officiating; also Mr.. Robt. A. Black
and Miss vanly j. Long. The double
marriage took place in the Holly Springs
school house. Tho couples have the
best wishes of a number of friends.
Grace Janet, infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. r.. Smith died at their home,
near Fairview, last Friday, January 10
The child was two and half months old,
Funeral services were conducted Sunday
afternoon at Fairview church by Rev. r.
l.. Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have the
sympathy of many friends in their sorrow.
The Walhalla Baptist Sunday school
was reorganiZed on last Sunday morning
for the present year by the election of
the following officers: G. X. ID. Burns,
superintendent; j. K. Crosby, assistant
uperintendent; Fitz III. Burley, secre-
tary and treasurer. Mr.. Burns has an
interesting Sunday school and the attend
ance of pupils good.
-Easley Progress, January 1G: eve
are glad to state that Rev. ID. w. Hiott
will remain in Easley, this year at least
Rather than give him up the citizens of
the town rented house for him at their
own expense. During the year the Bap-
tist churches expect to build good and
substantial parsonage. Mr.. Hiott and
family now occupy the j. Monroe King
residence on Sardine street."
Having cast my lot among the good
people of Walhalla, and being out of en-
ployment, would be glad to find some
thing to do for the support of myself
and family. Any one having painting or
work of any kind, l will be glad to do it
for them, as my circumstances are such
that must have work of some kind. /
can be found at the Keith residence.
Respectfully, j. H. Renney.