Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-05-27
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Call on T. f. Alexander when you
want a buggy cheap for cash or on time.
--Milch COWS with young calves for
sale at j. p. Stribling's, Richland, S. G.
Miss Edith Anderson, of Cross Hill,
s. c., is visiting her friend, Miss Annie
>Reid.
Rev NJ. G.. Holland will preach at
Sted Hill school house next Sunday night
Sat o'clock. All invited.
For Sale or Rent-Square piano.
Terms very reasonable. Apply to Mrs.
w. p. Reid, Seneca, S. Q.
Rev. j. II. Wade will preach at Old
Pickens church the fifth Sunday of this
month at IL a. m. and p. m.
Bring your family to Walhalla next
Saturday and attend tho Memorial exer-
cises. Everybody is welcomed
-Messrs. j. w. Shelor and E. L. Hern-
don are in Columbia this week in attend
ance upon the Supreme Court.
Mrs E. l.. Herndon left Monday
morning to visit brother at Graniteville,
who is critically ill and not expected to
live.
-Wanted-A good road horse, in part
payment for new, high-grade, upright
piano. Address l.. j. Colburn, Seneca,
S. G..
Rev. w. Bruce Doyle, of Jackson,
Ala, will preach in Richland Presbyte-
rian church next Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. II. Gibson re-
turned home last Saturday after spend-
ing several weeks visiting their children
in Columbia.
-Strayed-On Monday night, bay
mare, with blaze face and white hind
feet. Return to G.. w. Bauknight and
receive reward.
service will be held at
Retreat church on the first Sabbath in
E4pne, with preparatory service on Satur-
10y before at $50 p. M.
Lon the first Sunday in juno at II
H'clock a. M. Rev. j. Is. Trammell, of
yPickens, will preach at Ball Hill schoo oil
house, near High Falls.
ss MIR. John M. Dcwis, of South
lnion, and his son, Mr.. W. r: Dowis, of
<foodwill, Ga, paid The Courier office a
pleasant call last Saturday.
Read j. FL. Darby's new advertise
ment. He is serving all the latest ice
colo drinks at his soda fount. If you
are hot and dry, give him call.
james Burgess, of Jocassee, has re-
Gently received message that his eldest
son had been killed in a railroad wreck
in Colorado, where he had been for some
months railroading.
There will be an all-day singing at
the Grange Hall school house, near High
Falls, on the fifth Sunday in May. Prof.
Garrett, of Pickens, assisted by other
prominent singers from Georgia, will be
present The public is cordially invited.
The celebration of "Children's Day"
in the Walhalla Methodist church, which
was to como off next Sunday afternoon
at o'clock, has been postponed to a
future date. This is done in order to
give more time to make the necessary
preparations.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisements of Carsten III. Oelkers, admin
istratOr of the personal estate of ID.
Oelkers, deceased. One of these adycr-
tisements relate to the debtors and credi-
tors of the estate and the other to the
sale Of the personal property.
Rev. John M. Lander missionary
from the Methodist church some fifteen
years in Brazil, will talk at Townville at
IL O'Clock a. m. and Cedar Grove at 4
O'Clock p. M, on the fifth Sunday. Some
thing interesting about Brazil and the
mission work. All are invited.
Mr.. J. III. Cantrell returned to Wal
halla Tuesday afternoon. He has been
on two months visit to his brother,
Mr.. c. c.. Cantrell, at Hobart, Kiowa
county, Oklahoma. He says tho crop
outlook in Oklahoma is very fair, and
that the wheat crop will be good.
There will be services in the Episcopal
church on next Sunday May 3Oth, at II
O'Clock a. M, and cbildren's service at
O'Clock, p. M, Rev. G. X. Finlay oficiat-
ing. Every one is cordially invited to
morning service will be changed to 1890
o'clock
The new road from the new bridge
at Steele's Ford, on Keowee river, is
finished as far as II. III. Hunncutt's, about
four miles, and the remainder of tho
road will be completed at an early date.
The total length of this new road will be
about seven miles. The road has cost
so far as finished $3.50.
S-The Walhalla Baptist prayer meet
eFsSS will hold it's weekly appointment on
Thursday evening as usual. The change
is made in order to accommodate those
who desire to attend the lecture of Mrs.
Ada Wallace Unruh on temperance at
the Court House on Thursday.
Attention is directed TO the adver-
tisement, in this issue, of the College OF
Charleston, Charleston, S. c., Harrison
Randolph, President. Entrance exami.
nation will be held July 10th by County
SnperlnCenuenC or Education ana Probate
Judge. This is one of the oldest and
best male colleges in the State. We trust
there will be several bright and energetic
Oconee boys who will be present on the
day advertised and stand the examina.
tion.
MIR. l.. p. Smith will run his annual
excursion to Charleston on Juno 9th
leaving Walhalla at 7.30 a. M, arriving
In Charleston at p. m. Returning leave
Charleston at IL M on Thursday, June
11th. This will give you daylight triI
both ways and plenty Of time to see al
the sights in the "City by the Sea-" The
fare will be 1926 for the round trip
2'his may be your only chance this season
to sec the Isle of Palms, the finest beach
in the world.
--Governor j. II. Grant, recently from
the Philippine Islands, was visiting his
brother, Mr.. @. Il. Grant, and family, OF
Walhalla, last Friday and Saturday
Governor Grant is looking we'll and
speaks encouragingly of our possessions
in the far away Pacific. He says the wal
is practically over there. Before locating
permanently Governor Grant proposes tC
take much needed rest for year. Ht
and his family will visit Walhalla again
dutipg the summer,