Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-12-02
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Plenty OF fertilizers for small grain.
Call on T. E. Alexander, Walhalla, s. G.
j. w. Shelor, Esq, is in Columbia
to-day on professional business.
III. Graeme Thompson, of McRaven,
Miss, passed through Walhalla last
week and spent day here with friends.
Don't fail to hear the Mozart Symph-
ony Club tomorrow night at BclPs Hail.
1t is one of the finest quartettes in
America to-day.
Miss Tallulah Smith, of Sandy
Springs, Anderson county, spent few
days last week with her brother, D.,A.
Smith, and family, of Midway.
j. G. Rochester, who has been run
ming store on Factory Hill, has moved
his stock of goods into the store room
formerly occupied by Seaborn Bros, on
Main street.
Hugh p. Holleman, express messen-
ger on the Blue Ridge road, has been
suffering for week with neuralgia and
is on a sick furlough. j. G. Knight, of
Columbia, 10 on his run temporarily.
If you want to shun cold buy pair
of our rubbers. John F. Craig.
Capt. and Mrs. j. r. Anderson left
this morning for Anderson, where they
will make their home during the winter.
lHoy WeT6 accompanied Dy m1SS LlQl9
Keith, who will spend the winter with
them.
Miss Ittalene Brockington, of King
stree, 8. c., is now boarding at the home
Of Capt William Perry. She is young
lady of many plishments and
charming manners.
Maj. S. p. Dendy and wife took their
Thanksgiving dinner with their daughter,
Mrs. l.. l.. Barr, and family, in Green
vile, last Thursday. They returned
home on Saturday night after pleasant
visit.
"A big lot of ladies' high grade felt
oompany-not damaged-going at HALF
PRICE. Call and see them.
j. H. Adams, Seneca, S. G.
20 rter & Co., Walhalla, are Offering
great reductions in prices of dress pat.
terms and other goods this week. Call
and see them. They have many bar
gains that will please the careful buyer.
Read what they have to say.
Rev. d. p. Bearden will preach at
the Seneca Cotton Mill church on tho
first Sunday in December at II O'Clock,
Sunday at IL O'Clock, and at Flat Shoals
on the third Sunday at II o'clock.
Now Is Your Time to Bay
winter goods at wholesale at Norman's.
Richard Lee, of Lavonia, Ga, passed
through Walballa yesterday on his way
to visit relatives in the mountains.
Uncle Dick finds it hard to stay away
from Oconee. and likes to get up in the
hills whore the "dew" drops fall.
The expenses of the recent term of
Court were very heavy. SO far checks
have been issued to the amount of
3l,67070. There are yet few outstand-
tynfy Iot, l.; ;oh
the total expenses up to about $1,70O or
moro.
w. e. Seaborn, who has been en-
gagged in important service at Toxaway,
N. c., for some months. has been trans
ferred to tn 9 railroad shops at Brevard,
N. @. We are glad to note the promo
tion of our young friend along indus
trial and mechanical lines.
Rubber shoes for men, women and
children. All styles and sizes. At Craig's.
Rev. G.. F. Clarkson will hold his
last services in the Walhalla Methodist
church next Sunday morning and night
at the usual hours--11 q. M. and 73O D.
m. BY the law of the church Mr..
Clarkson will be sent to other fields to
labor next year, he having served the
Seneca and Walhalla station during the
past four years. He will leave next
Tuesday for the annual conference which
meets in Greenville on the 9th instant,
Bishop A. Coke Smith presiding.
The Charleston News and Courier
says: "If the farmers Of South Carolina
could make all the cheese consumed in
South Carolina they would add at least
million dollars to their income every
yoar." And if all the farmers of South
Carolina could eat slice of cheese from
tho Georges Greek factory, in Pickens
county, they would not stop until there
was a cheese factory in every neighbor-
hood.-Greenville Mountaineer.
Outings, worth 1Oc., at 7c.
j. III. Adams, Seneca, s. G..
Capt. Robt. s. Thompson, of Au.
guSta, Ca, spent Thanksgiving Day with
his parents, Col. and Mrs r. A. Thomp.
son, near Walhalla. His many Walhalia
friends we're pleased to meet him again.
Capt. Thompson served in the Spanish
signed to duty in the signal service on
the Florida coast. He is at present
chief clerk in the Office of the General
Manager of the Charleston g. Western
Carolina Railway.
Mics Pearl Lyles closed successful
school on Friday, November 20, at Cherry
Hill. The closing exercises consisted OF
recitations, dialogues, reading, singing.
etc. A goodly number of the patrons
and friends OF the school were present,
and the occasion was most enjoyable
one. Miss Lyles has taught two terms
there and the patrons are highly pleased
with her work. 1t is probable that she
will teach this school another term, as
she has been unanimously requested to
do 30.
We have best line of leggings for
men In town. John +. Craig.
Next Monday will be salesday.
There are several valuable tracts of land
to be disposed of, among them being
the Liddell lands, to be sold by his ex.
ecutors; tract Of land In Walhalla, be-
longing to estate of III. b. FAINT, to be
sold by executor. Two tracts adyer-
tised by the mas have been with
drawn from the sale list, the cases bay-
ing been settled. These were the
Moore aud Harris tracts. Attend the
sales Monday; there is good property to