Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-10-28
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~. O. Chandler and family moved tc
Walhalla this week from Piedmont
--We are headquarters for shoes OF
every description. Jno. II. Craig.
III. b. j. w. Schroeder, who has beer
quite siok for week, is somewhat inn.
proved this morning.
Mrs. ". v. Poole and little son
Green, of Greenville, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Reese last week.
The school at West Union will open
next Monday. w, j. Reeder will have
charge of this school this year.
Mites Mary Simmons left Walhalla
last Thursday to accompany Mrs. Geo. j.
Terrence to her home in Baltimore.
Blue Ridge Lodge, No. 92, A. f. NJ,
will meet in regular communication next
sired. ,s =" ~
&C. d. Brown, agent of the Southern
Railway at Abbeville, spent last Sunday
in Walhalla at the home of Mayor j. M.
Ward.
Mrs. w. s. Cross and three children
left yesterday morning for Columbia,
whore they will visit relatives and attend
the State Fair.
Mayor j. M. Ward is recovering
rapidly from his recent severe illness.
HIS many friends hope to learn of his
Rev. NJ. G. Holland will preach at
Double Springs next Saturday at 8 o'clock
p. m. and at II q. m. Sunday afternoon
he will preach at 8 O'Clock at Mill Creek.
Mrs. u. G.. Paine and Miss p. H.
Smets returned this morning to their
home in Savannah, after spending some
time in Walhalla at the home of Mrs. L.
FL. Darby.
The Lawrence iron bridge over
Keowee river aud the bridge over Little
river, on the new Steele's ford road, have
been completed and thrown open for use
by the travelling public.
j. Andy Bell, one of Oconee's former
citizens, is again to move back to Oconee.
He left here about fifteen years ago. 1t
is said that one of Oconee's maidens is
proving very attractive to Mr.. Bell just
at present.
Outings, worth 1Oc., at 70.
j. III. Adams, Seneca, S. G.
Mrs. M. l.. Alexander left Walhalla
this morning, after pleasant visit to the
families of w. G.. Russell and A. w.
Whitmire, at Russelrs, S. @. She will
start tomorrow for Ardmore, 1. T., to
join her husband at their Western home.
She was accompanied by her two chill
dren.
john II. Ernest returned to Walhalla
last Saturday from an extended trip in
Indiana, Ohio and Illinois. He was ac-
companied on his return by his grand
mother, Mrs. Mariah Ernest, of Nappan-
nee, Ind, who will spend the winter here
with the family of her son, Rev. Alfred
Ernest, in Midway.
The horse-swappers are looking for
ward to great rally in Walhalla during
to IS, inclusive). Horse dealers and
swappers from the surrounding country
will be here in large numbers. The
largest crowd ever gathered at conven-
ton in Walhalla is expected.
Jas. M. Moss and Jas. Thompson
left Sunday to attend United States
Court at Greenville, as witnesses for the
prosecution in the case against Peter
Flemmipg and others, indicted for at
tempting to assassinate Marshal W. B.
+. Corbin. Mr.. Thompson will take in
the State Fair before his return.
Wrecked ginghams at cents.
j. III. Adams, Seneca, S. @.
Mrs. A. j. Wilson, of Jacksonville,
Fla, who has spent some time in Wal
halla at the home of her father-in-law,
a. L. Wilson, returned to her home yes
terday morning. She was accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Wilson and daugh-
ter, Miss Lula, who will spend the
winter months at Jacksonville.
~"o uuueTStdnu GndG IL IL very prOOa-
BILE Rev. FL. G. Grossman, of Columbia,
will be called to the pastorate of st.
Johns Lutheran church, Walhalla, at
the congregational meeting next Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Grossman preached twice last
Sunday in Walhalla and made most
favorable impression. Both he and his
wife will be heartily welcomed to our
town.
If you want your shoes to wear try
ours. Jno. f. Craig.
Last Sunday was pre-eminently a
church day in Walhalla. Services were
held in the morning by the pastors of
the Presbyterian and Episcopal churches
At night Rev. Alexander, of Atlanta,
filled the Presbyterian pulpit; Presiding
Elder r. A. Child preached at the Meth o.
dist church; Rev. Fl. G. Grossman, Of
Columbia, filled the pulpit of st. Johns
Lutheran church in the morning and
evening.
-Thos V. L. Fahnestock, of Green
Vile, is in Walhalla on business to-day.
he came over to open the large safe in
the Office of the Clerk of Court the COM
bination of which had ceased to work,
Mr.. Fahnestock succeeded in opening the
safe last night, after siege of tedious
work and drilling into tie lock. tom"
is always a most welcome visitor in Wal
halla, his old home. Mr.. Fahnestock
will spend to-day with his father. DR.. T.
G. @. Fahnestock, at his country home,
"WoodIawn," near Walhalla.