Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-04-08

tumery, call ON y. III. Darby, druggist.
For sale-Fine pointer pups. Call on
or write G.. l.. Wilson, Walhalla, s. g.
Rev. X. Finley will preach in the
Episcopal church at Walhalla on next
Monday night, 18th instant, at O'Clock.
TO. .morrow-April 9th--will be 3s
years since the surrender of Gen. Lees
army at Appomattox.
Visit Jaynes' millinery opening on
Friday and Saturday, April 10th and 11th.
He leads in styles and prices.
There was preaching in the Walhalla
Episcopal church Tuesday night, 7th
instant, by the pastor, Rev. X. Finley.
REV. j. G.srLaw, preached @ very
gregation on Factory Hill Sunday morn
ing.
Miss lula Jones returned to Walhalla
on last Saturday and on Monday morning
resumed her duties in tho Graded School
room. .
Mrs. w. P. Niinmons, of Seneca,
spent Monday in Walhalla, visiting rela-
tives and friends, who were delighted to
meet her.
All the new styles and shapes in spring
neckwear at G. w. 6 j. e. Bauknights.
MIR. John f, Craig, of Walhaila, made
another shipment of eggs this week to
Atlanta, consisting Of "a cases, containing
S,784 eggs, or 1872 dozen.
Mrs. DR.. j. 81. Moore returned home
Saturday afternoon last after pleasant
and enjoyable visit to relatives and
friends in Georgia.
-Everything in the line of spring mil
linery at Seaborn Bros. Opening days,
Thursday and Friday, April and 10.
Call and examine their stock.
Mrs. L. l.. Barr and her two inter
esting and bright little children, Annie
and julius, of Greenville, are visiting her
parents, Maj. and Mrs. s. p. Dendy.
+ -There will be preaching next Sunday
morning at the Cheohee Baptist church
at II O'Clock by the pastor, Rev. G. l..
Craig. All are cordially invited to attend.
The mothers union prayer meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. NJ l.. FAINT,
on Friday afternoon, at 4 O'Clock. Sub
lect: Christian Living. Leader, Mrs. j.
T, Kay.
-Messrs. w. j. Schroeder and Frank
Maxwell are taking short outing in tn q
mountains this week in company with
Mr.. Sid johnson and party from Hart
we'll, Ga.
Mrs. j.. e. Crosby and daughter, Miss
Lillian Crosby, are visiting relatives in
Newberry and other points in the State.
,hhoy VIII 10 Soho lux lWo We6hS OF
longer.
Mr.. A. Sidney Johnson, of Hartwell,
Ca, spent Sunday and Monday in Wal
halla among friends. He was accompa-
MED by Messrs. T. j. Vickery and n.
Linder, Of Hartwell, and the trio are off
for fox-hunting trip in the mountains.
Services at the Evangelical Lutheran
church this week: Thursday, 43O D. ne. :,
English, "The Burial of Jesus;' Friday,
II a. M, German, "Truiy, this was the
Son of God" Sunday, II a. M, German,
Easter sermon and communion. All well
come.
Mrs. Lila Gibson returned to her
home in Columbia last Thursday, after
Mrs. III. A. III. Gibson. She has many
friends in Walhalla who will be pleased
to welcome her on another visit at any
time.
, TX. M. Madden, engineer on the Co
lumbia and Greenville division of the
Southern for twenty years, died at his
home in Greenville last Friday morning.
Neuralgia of the heart caused death. He
was one of the best and most popular
men in the service of the Southern. He
leaves wife and six children. Mr.. Mad
den and family were, at one time, resi-
dents Of Walhalla.
Anderson Mail, April a: cat the
commencement exercises of the Charles
ton Medical College this week the first
Gcscc prize @as carried off by Mr.. W. J,
Smith, son of Capt. w. G.. Smith. DIR,
Smith has led his class during the entire
four years. course. He has q good ap-
pointment in the Charleston hospital,
and will remain there for while before
deciding where he will locate"
Easter Sunday is movable festival,
because it falls on different dates. 1t is
observed on the Sunday next after the
fourteenth day of the Paschal moon,
the Paschal moon being that moon of
which the fourteenth day (approxi-
mately the full moon) occurs on or next
after the 21st of March. Hence Easter
cannot occur earlier than March % nor
later than April 25. Easter Sunday falls
this year on April IL.
MIR. G. X. Maxwell reports that dur
ing the past bird season he has had 500
partridges for his own table and distri-
button among his friends. He divided
honors pretty equally with hia son,
Lucien, this season, "Uncle Keels" hav-
ing bagged 258 and Lucien 251. In spite
up in years, (being now past 32), and has
wrestled with rheumatism and vaccina-
tioD, he holds the championship in this
neck of the woods when it comes to
quail shooting.
MIR. w. d. Barringer, of Gastonia,
representing Charles M. Stieff, Piano
Manufacturer, spent last Friday and
Saturday in Walhalla on business. He
was accompanied by Mr. G.. w. Stinson,
who remained over here until this morn
ing, looking after the interests of the
company. Mr.. Barringer will return to
Walhalla the latter part of April, when
he hopes to put on exhibition a mum Der
of Stieff pianos, 80 that everyone may
have an opportunity to see and hear
them. They are recognized the world
over as the standard.
The Courier office had a pleasant
visit on last Friday morning from Mr.. w.
e. Russell, of Russells, s. O. He in
formed us that quite a large business was
being developed in mining asbestos and
corundum, near his place i'm Rabun
county, Ga. A company, possessing
ample means, has recently bought several
hundred acres of land near him and are
putting In quantities of machinery and
other things necessary for the proper
of their enterprise. Mr..
Russell says the products of their mills,
when properly prepared, will be carried
to Walhaila and shipped to other manu-.
featuring establishments throughout the
country. Mr.. Russell says the establish
ment OF this industry, 30 near Walhalla,
means the turning loose of thousands of
dollars among our people.
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