Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-11-11
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SEQ r. f. Alexander when you want a
buggy or wagon cheap for cash or on time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ii. Oelkers have re-
moved to Charleston.
Read important legal advertisements
in this weeks Courier.
e. p. McCravy, of Pickens, is regis
tered at the Walhalla Hotel.
The Keowee Courier and w. j.
Bryan's "Commoner," one year for SLIGO.
Plenty of fertilizers for small grain.
Call on T. e. Alexander, Walhalla, s. @.
"A. L. Gossett, our Westminster cor
respondent, is in Walhalla this week as
q juror.
-R. B. Ballenger, of Fort Madison,
was in town Monday among his old
friends.
do not know chow old Ann is," but
she is not too old to play Phren. og- Ra-
PLY. Lunney's drug store, Seneca.
Miss Julia Oehmig has returned
from an extended visit to relatives in
Columbia.
Born, unto Mr.. aud Mrs. John w.
Ferguson, on Wednesday, November 4th,
1908, a daughter.
j. a. Sawyer, of Columbia, is in
Walhalla attending court as an expert
witness.
BE sure to see our Lone Jack rubber
shoes. John +. Craig.
--R. e. A. Handy, Treasurer of Rabun
county, Georgia, is in Walhalla for few
days.
Capt. J. G. Neville and Miss Jamie
Neville have returned from short visit
to Franklin, N. G.
-J.S. Struggled and Chas. E. Quinlan,
of Waynesville N. c., are registered at
the Walhalla Hotel.
Ray Ivester, of Mountain Rest,
caught a coon on Monday morning that
weighed 25 pounds.
i. Mrs. J. w. Nix and little daughter,
Willie May, returned this morning to
their home in Greenville.
j. III. Cantrell has just closed sue
Gessful schoola at Whitewater and is stop
ping in Walhaa for while.
Rev. A. p. Marett has been elected
passor of Pleasant Ridge Baptist church,
Rev. l.. M. Lida having resigned.
TX. w. Marett, manager of the West
minister Oil and Fertilizer Company, was
in Walhalla yesterday on business.
Outings, worth 1Oc., at 10.
j. H. Adams, Seneca, s. G.
The wedding bells will ring in Wal
halla again before the wax and wane of
many moons. So says Madam Gossip.
Rev. j. G.. Schaid and family have
moved into the Norman house on Main
street. recently vacated by G. FL. Oelkers
The capital cities do not always sur
render. They do and do not in Phren-
Jog-Ra-Phy. Inquire at Darby's.
Married, by John Z. Mason, Magis-
trate, at his residence, at Oakway, on
Sunday, 9Th instant, Palmer Lemmons,
of Anderson, and Miss Lizzie Timms, of
.Oakway.
j. &c j. S. Carter, of Westminster,
are offering special bargains for the next
thirty days. Read their advertisement
and call on them. They will interest you
in every line.
-Rev. John G.. Law, D. D., will
reach at the Seneca Presbyterian
church next SUNDAY morning at II
O'Clock, and at Fairview ats O'clock in
the afternoon.
-Phren-J Jog-Ra-Phy-pleasant and
profitable pastime for young and old-at
Darby's drug store.
AT the meeting of the County Com
missioners last Friday w. r. Cobb was
o,so3ed steward Of the poor farm for the
o,oOU yO4. Mr.. Cobb has proved himself
1000 a painstaking and accommodating
5,OOsard.
- Rubber shoes for men, women and
children. All styles and sizes. At Craig's.
Our good friend, l.. II. V. Hobson,
of Westminster, is in Walhala as mem
ber of the grand jury. We are glad to see
him 80 far recovered from his recent
injuries as to be able to travel with the
aid of Crutches.
AT the last meeting of the Board of
County missioners DR.. j. III. Moore
rendered his resignation as county ply
Sioian. The board refused to accept bis
resignation and DR.. Moore has consented
to servo for another year.
The horse swappers have had a big
time so far this week and the large crowd
has been an unusually orderly one.
There have been more people in Wal
halla this week than for a long while :;
they all have money, are happy and good
will prevails generally.
Second-h hand sewing machines. Come
and get one at your own price before they
are sold. j. I'll. Hunnicutt, Walhalla.
Mayor J. M. Ward and family expect
to leave the latter part Of this week for
Wards. S. O., where they will spend
some time at Mr.. Wards old home.
s They will carry with them the beat
wishes of many friends for prosperity in
the home Of their adoption.
IS. A. G.. Herndon has bought the
Korber house and lot in Midway from
the Rev. G. Il. Clarkson and he and his
family will make this their future homo.
The lot contains about an acre and is
desirable piece Of property. We are
glad that Mr. Herndon and family will
become permanent citizens OF East End.
Play Phren-Jog- Ra- PLY and get in
formation. You can't resist 1t.
81. A. Dickson, Jr, and family, who
live near Westminster. will leave this
week for Ardmore, Indian Territory,
whore they will make their home ia the
future. While We regret to lose such
good citizens as Mr.. Dickson and family,
we join with many friends In wiabine
for them full measure of success In
their Western home.
TO Rent~-Store room in business
part of Walhalla, Write or call OF, j.
a, lyeetef, West Union, s. @.