Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-07-01
gucal arro Merspnal,

Call on T. Il. Alexander when you
want o buggy cheap for cash or on time.
Master Pleas Allen is home from the
Cedar Springs Institute for the summer
vacation.
Miss Florie Carter, of Gainesville,
. Ca, is visiting her brother, f. H. Carter
and family.
81. T. Gillespie, representing White
g. Co., of Anderson, is in Walhalla for
several days on business.
Seed aorn, etc., and bargains in gen.
eral at Norman Co.'S. Read their adver-
tisement and call on them.
the Porter Military Academy, in Charles
ton, is at home for the summer vacation.
Misses Il. T. VonHasseln and Annie
Cunningham, of Anderson, are visiting
their friends, Misses Eloise and Irene
Strother.
Pat McAlister, of Choehee, killed q
large rattlesnake last week. 1t had six
rattles and button, and measured about
four and one-half feet.
g. @. Smith left Monday evening for
Baltimore, where he will be treated at
Johns Hopkins Hospital for tumor. His
friends hope for his early recovery.
Miss Willie Hester, of Spartanburg,
spent Sunday in Walhalla visiting her
friends were pleased to meet her again.
Misses Rosa Mcdonald and Cora
Duffie, of Westminster, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. G. NJ. Shelton this week. They
will return to their home Thursday af-
ternoon.
u. Mack Beatty, who lives few
miles north of the city, has been Sc
riously ill since Friday night. He has
many friends, who hope for his early
recovery.
Rev. j. G. Law, D. D., filled the pull
pit of the Abbeville Presbyterian church
on last Sabbath. We feel sure the con-
gregation was delighted to hear this dis
tinguished divine preach.
Mrs. T. w. Thompson and children,
of Columbia, spent several days last
week visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. l.. Herndon, in Midway. They
returned to Columbia Monday morning.
ALI kinds of patterns for only cents
at Norman's Bargain Store.
Arthur and John Ernest left yester-
day for Nappanee, Ind, to spend two
months among relatives at their old home.
During their absence from Walhalla they
will visit in Cincinnati, Ohio, Elkhart,
Ind, and other points.
Mrs. q. L. Dean entertained a num-
ber of young people at her home on
Of Misses Il. T. VonHasseln and Annie
Cunningham, of Anderson, who are Wis
iting friends in Walhalla.
Bring us all your fat cattle and sheep.
We want green hides and all the tallow
you have for sale. We will pay highest
cash prices for same.
The City Meat Market,
B. ID. Todd, Prop'r.
We are requested to announce that
there will be a quarterly meeting in the
Lutheran church on next Sunday after
standing are earnestly requested to be
present.
"A. p. Crisp spent several days last
week at Cedar Springs attending the
closing exercises Of the Cedar Springs
Institute. He returned Thursday even
ing accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Annie, who has attended the school seve-
raj sessiOns
The following patients from Oconee
county in the State Hospital for the In
sane in Columbia, s. c., have recently
Patrick Fitzgerald, juno Goth. Their
bodies were buried in Columbia.
u. r. Lyles, of Mountain Rest, w. l..
Bennett, of Darlington, spent Monday
and Tuesday in Walhalla. They are off
for the vacation from Wofford College,
Mr. Bennett left Tuesday evening for
Pickens county, when he will spend some
time.
Hunter, Dendy &c Co., Seneca, have
inaugurated their usual mid summer
sale and have great bargains to offer in
pattern hats, dry goods, etc. Read their
ad. and call on them. Their reputation
is sufficient guarantee that you will be
pleased at their store.
--Mitt Nicholson, Jr., handed us on
Monday morning the first ripe tomato
we have Geen this year, grown near Wal
halla. Mr.. Nicholson set out 500 plants,
about 200 of which were washed up by
the rain. He has good crop and ex-
poets to make large yield.
The Court of General Sessions will
convene at Walhalla next Monday, July
9th, Judge James Aldrich presiding.
We will be glad to see all our friends
from over the country. Drop In and see
us. We will be delighted to shake your
hand--and especially so if it is the "glad-
hand'' which holds the one-dollar
William.
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