Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-04-08
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70 we orr""Snger, Richland, S, g..
80 p'op",os -. III. Cantrell, Of Liberty, was
Eases ana relatives and friends in and
lmnd Walhalla last Thursday and
Friday. .r
Cadets Anson Merrick and Otto
Schumacher, Jr., of Clemson, spent Sun
day in Walhalla among relatives and
friends.
There will be preaching by the pas
tor, Rev. j. l. Spinks, next Sunday as
follows: Zion, II O'Clock a. M; Fairview,
$50 p. M; Newry, 7.30 p. m.
Spring millinery opening at Seaborn
Bros, Thursday and Friday, April aud
10. The latest creations in millinery, or
naments, trimmings, etc. Be sure to see
them.
Miss Leona Kuhtmann left last week
for Charleston, where she will spend
several weeks visiting among relatives
and friends and looking after business
interests.
Mrs: J. W. Nix and little daughter,
r Miss Willie May, of Greenville, are
spending a week in Walhalla, visiting
the family of Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Max
we'll and other relatives. - a.:
The Clemson base ball team defeated
Davidson College on the Clemson
grounds last Saturday by score of II
to O. Several young people from Wal
naila attended the game.
MIR. G. r. Houchins arrived in Wal
halla Sunday afternoon to look after his
livery and other business interests in
Walhalla and other nearby points. He
will spend the Summer here.
At the last meeting of City Council
Messrs. James w. Corbin and j. n.
Renney were reelected to their former
positions on the police force. They are
both capable and efficient officers.
-Four-in-hands to suit the most exact
ing at @. w. & j. e. Bauknight's.
Williams Welch, who is in the gov
ernment service in Washington, has
been promoted again with increased
pay. He is now chief draughtsman of
the signal service corps of the army
Newberry Observer.
Our millinery stores are showing
unusually attractive lines of millinery
and fancy goods this season, and the
Easter girl will find no trouble in select
ing the handsomest and most fascinating
headgear, frills and furbelows. y,
The father of our fellow-citizen, Mr..
w. e. Russell, of Oconee county, is still
living at his home, near Franklin, N. G. Il,
at the green old age of 92 years. He is
said to look remarkably we'll and vigor-
ons for one of such advanced age.
Mr.. John F. Craig, one of our Wal
halla merchants, shipped by express,
one day last week, to j. j. & j. e. Mad
dox, of Atlanta, Ga, 5,4OO eggs, or $50
dozen. Our town is good market for
eggs, poultry and such like produce.
Our Monthly, Clinton, S. c., for
March: owe are greatly indebted to the
Courtenay Manufacturing Company, of
Newry, S. c., for eleven pieces of their
goods, which will be wonderful help to
us in caring for our children at the
Thornwell Orphanage."
Mrs. j. L.. Gregg and little son, after
spending the winter in Walhalla at the
home of Mrs. j. II. Kay, returned to her
home at Columbus, Ohio, last Friday.
Mrs. Gregg has many friends in Walhalla
who will be glad to welcome her on
future visits in the South.
Big assortment of Club ties in all the
new shapes and colors.
G. w. & j. K. Bauknight.
Anderson Mail, April 3: "Mr. and
Mrs. s. M. johnson have returned to
Anderson from Kansas City, where they
have been making their home for the
in Anderson. Their many friends will
be glad to have them as citizens again"
Miss Gertrude Smith Left Walhalla
Friday morning for visit of several
days to relatives and friends at Sandy
Springs and Lebanon communities, In
Anderson county. She will be the guest
during part of her outing of her cousin,
Miss Matte Smith.
Books of subscription to the capitai
stock of the Oconee Oil Mill will be
opened tomorrow morning at the office
of Stribling G Herndon. Lot every per-
son who can do 80 assist in taking nm
the stock without delay. Every new
enterprise means more business and
better times for the town.
Mr.. j. III. Cantrell, who has been at
tending business college at Macon,
Ga, for some months past, spent several
days in Walhalla last week He left for
Rena, Ark, on Monday, in answer to a
business call. His plans are not fully
rnatured, however, and the length of his
stay in Arkansas is uncertain. He ex-
poets to be awaS for several months.
Mr.. w. G.. Russell. one of our moat
substantial and prosperous mountain
farmers, was in Walhalla last Friday for
the purpose of shipping some seed corn
to gentleman living near Pendleton, i'm
Anderson county. The corn was the
carly yellow Dent variety, of which Mr.
Russell raises large quantities on his
fine bottom lands. He says he furnishes
every year the farmers seed corn of this
early variety. It can be planted as late
as the middle of May and make a good
crop Of well matured grain.
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