Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-04-22
Goral anb @ersonal.
Spring. chickens are in demand in the
Walhalla market
We are loaded on window shades.
InhI, Il Grnior

Spring chickens are in demand in the
Walhalla market.
We are loaded on window shades.
John f. Craig.
-Radishes are now big enough to eat
in many of the gardens in town.
Glassware at Jaynes's-5, 10 and 15
cent articles. Bargains at Jaynes's.
Call on II. f.. Alexander when you
want uuggy cheap for cash or on time.
The young folks are already planning
for the picuic season which will soon be
here,
Invitations? Visiting cardsP Call
at Bell's Drug Store and see samples and
get prices.
Last Wednesday, April 18th, was the
ffty-fourth anniversary of the April
freeze of 1S49.
First class pasturage to rent.-See j.
II. Hunnicutt, Walhalla, S. c., or w. O..
Hamilton, Seneca. s. G.
Rev. j. l. Spinks is conducting a
meeting at Newry this week. He is as
sisted by Rev. G. F. Clarkson.
-Messrs. w. j. Strbling and e. L..
Herndon are in Franklin, N. c., this
week on professional business.
The Walhalla Methodists are making
arrangements for protracted services in
their church IN the near future.
Capt. and Mrs. j. r. Anderson, of
Anderson, spent Sunday in Walhalla as
guests of DR.. aud Mrs. j. w. Bell.
Madras, ginghams, chrambrays,
piques, embroideries and laces, &c. See
Craig.
Mrs. f. a. Bell left Walhalla Tues
day morning to visit her daughter, Mrs.
ID. &. @cAlister, and family, in Columbia.
Engraved invitations and visiting
cards at Bells Drug Store. Sam pies of
engraving gladly shown and prices given.
Quite hail storm visited this COM
munity on last Sunday night. The stones
were of considerable size, but no damage
done.
If you want to know where to get
bargains in any kind of goods read the
advertisements closely in The Courier
every week.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Klaren, on Wednesday, April 18th, twin
sons. The young gentlemen are getting
along nicely.
The Board of County commissioners
will meet on Friday, May l. Bear in
mind that all claims must be filed at least
one day before the meeting
John d. Cappelmann, Esq, of Char
lesion, has been appointed one of the
Board of Visitors to the Deaf and Dumb
Institute at Cedar Springs
We want every egg, chicken, hen,
rooster, duck, guinea, turkey, goose this
side the Mississippi river.
Married, April 12, 1908, at the resi-
West to Miss Florence Allison, Rev. w.
II. Reese officiating; all of Pelzer.
Mrs. J. w. Nix and little daughter
returned Monday morning to their home
in Greenville, after a pleasant two weeks
visit to the family of Mr.. and Mrs G.. K
Maxwell.
Miss Ella Reid has returned to Wal
halla Tuesday evening, after pleasant
visit of several weeks to her brother,
Mr.. Chas. 5. Reid, and family, of Wood
burg, Ga.
-Tamassee has recently been made IA
money order office. The patrons of that
Office can now have the convenience of
buying and cashing money orders at their
home office.
Miss Minnie Finkenstadt, of Atlanta
is visiting the family of her brother, Mr..
Chas. Finkenstadt, in Walhalla. She
will spend a month here among relatives
and friends.
The State reunion of Confederate
Veterans will be held in Columbia May
IL, 13 and ii. The citizens of Column
bia are arranging to give the Veterans a
royal reception.
-Erskine defeated Clemson Saturday
afternoon by to g. Over-confidence and
hard luck lost the game, says Clemson.
Dendy pitched five innings for Clemson
and Sitton four.
Mrs. Ida Collins, of Lenora, Tenn,
and Mr.. g. III. Oekers and family, of
Summerville, arrived in Walhalla last
week on the sad mission of the death and
burial of their father.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Jane
Butler, wife of the late Henry Butler,
who lives near Walhalla, is quite unwell.
We hope she will soon be restored to her
usual good health Mrs. Butler is one
of our most estimaole ladies.
Mrs. DIR. j. w. Bell and Mrs. Kate p
Lewis left Walhalla Tuesday morning
for Columbia, where they go as delegates
to the Federation of Woman's Clubs,
which meet" in that city tomorrow
evening
Prof. d. w. Daniel, of CT lemson Col.
lege. an interesting and instructive
speaker, will occupy the II o'clock hour
ing, April Goth. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
Mrs. s. r. Sloan, of Anderson, and
Mrs. DR.. G. NJ. Baxter, of Texas, spent
Sunday and Monday in Walhalla visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Sea-
born. This is the first visit of Mrs. ;Bax-
ter to her relatives in many years.
The Comptroller General says that
checks for pensioners will be sent out
the latter part of this week. The distri-
button of the artificial limb fund has not
yet been made. Those who failed to
come in last year may get chance this
time.
,-Pi"kens Sentinel, April 10th: "Our
old friend, Mr.. Joe II. Seaborn, of Wal
halla, is on visit to his father, Rev. w.
=. Seaborn, and other relatives in the
county. Joe is doing well In Oconee and
looks quite natural on the streets of
Pickens."
We regret to learn OF the serious
illness of Mr.. Geo. A. Wagener, of
Charleston. He 10 suffering from some
thing like dropsy or Bright's disease. Ho
has many friends here and elsewhere
throughout the State who will regret to
learn of his sickness.