Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-02-04
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Wanted, turkeys and country hams.
Apply at Walhalla Hotel
DIR. G. w. Hays, of Highlands, was
in Walhalls Monday and Tuesday on
business.
MIR. Crayton Walker, of Fort Madi-
son, was in Walhalla yesterday and to-
day on business.
Hunter, Dendy Sc Co., Seneca, call
attention to their large line of acid,
guano, farmers supplies, eto. See adver-
tisement.
For plow stocks, hoes and plow gears
of every description see John r. Craig.
DIR. j. III. Moore and Mr.. Louis III.
Brenneoke left this morning for Atlanta,
where they go to consult a specialist in
regard to Mr.. Brennecke's eyes.
Miss Maud Hunnicutt, of High Falls,
visited friends in Walhalla last week.
She is an attractive and winsome young
lady, greatly admired by those who know
her.
Col. w. II. Parker, of Abbeville, is in
Walhalla attending the Greenville Con-
vocation. His many friends are delighted
to meet him again and see him looking
so well. In him is found the highest
type of the old South Carolina gentle
man.
Good farm mules at Pitohford Co.'s
Mrs. John Manly and son, of High
lands, arc registered at the Walhalla
Hotel. They will spend the winter here
and probably locate permanently, as Mrs.
Manly desires to take advantage of the
Graded School facilities for her son. They
are gladly welcomed among us.
The time for paying the Communication
or road tax will expire with February.
Last year the time went until the first of
A nril hnt fhip tho fa~ mill ~ bo
received by tho County Treasurer after
the 2Sth day of February. Those who
expect to pay the road tax should remem-
Der this and pay it before March 1st.
-Milburn wagons at Pitohford Co.'s.
MIR. w. o Blanchett returned Mon
day from Augusta, Ca, where he went
about two months ago for treatment by
specialist. He was in the hospital for
a considerable time, undergoing an opera
tion for abscess on the liver. We are
glad to know that he is we'll and strong
again.
Mary Keith, one of the oldest colored
women in Walhalla, died on Sunday
morning. She was buried on Tuesday
was the wife of James Keith, the old
boot and shoemaker, who died many
years ago, and was we'll known to many
of the older Walhalla people.
I have few sewing machines I want
to sell on time until fall. If you want
one come before they are gone.
John f. Craig.
The Greenville Convocation is being
held this week with st. Johns Episcopal
church, in Walhalla. The services began
yesterday and will continue until Friday.
There were two sermons yesterday, Rev.
O. II. Porchor preaching in the morning
and Bishop Capers in the evening. The
services are very interesting and edify-
ing. The public is cordially invited.
Valentines; Darby's.
Hon. G. r. d. Burns has been ap.
pointed by Governor Hayward as dele
gate to the annual meeting of the Good
Road Makers Association, which is to
be held at Detroit, Mich, February 18th
and 14th. Mr.. Burns has already re-
ceived his commission, and expects to
attend the meeting if the duties of his
office do not prevent. His appointment
is very appropriate, he having been for
years an earnest advocate of good roads
and prominently connected with county
and State affairs.