Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-12-28
5Cs AN ISL 7 s.

IF you buy Bucks stove you got
your money back if wanted.
Tho services In the Lutheran church
Sunday morning will be In English. The
Lord s Supper will be observed. Offering
will be for education and missions. All
welcome.
IS. Glare Keys, Of Greenville, one of
Smith & Bristow's most popular ON.
ployees, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Keys, and other relatives in
Walhalla.
Chas. w. Perry, of Newport, Tenn,
is visiting his father, Capt. VIM. Perry,
and other relatives and bis numerous
Walhalla friends, who are always pleased
to see him at his old home.
-W.P. Nimmons, Seneca, s. O., offers
special reductions in mems and boys'
clothing for the next 80 days.
--Chas. S. Ried and little daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, spent the holidays at the
homo of Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Ried in Wal
halla. They returned to their home at
Woodbury., Ga, this morning.
very few drunks in Walhaila during the
Christmas holidays. Everybody seemed
to have plenty of money, but few let
lwhiskey got the upper hand of them.
Sidney Adams is spending few days
with his parents at his former home at
Rock Hill. During his absence from
Walhalla Chas. II. Brennecke has charge
of the railroad aud telegraph business
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Townes Holeman
and children, of Anderson, spent Sunday
and Monday in Walhalla at the homo of
Judge and Mrs. j. w. Holleman. Their
friends here arc always pleased to meet
them.
Tho Bucks Junior Range, now in
| Npip nv 10 n hon oot nc
children's furniture ever shown in tho
county. Given away February l, 1905.
Seneca Hardware Co.
quite number of the business
sign Uttered at the hands of the few
rowu, left in the community. 1t is a
pity that those who enjoy the practice of
malicious mischief canuot be caught and
severely dealt with.
Mr. and Mrs. d. M. Mcclure, of
Newry, Mr.. and Mrs. N. III. MCGUIRE and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Mcclure, of Gaines
Vile, Ga, attended the funeral of their
uncle, Rev. j. NJ. Mcclure, and spent
sometime with the family.
Try Stoneoypher's White Pine and
Tar for that cold aud cough.
The appointments Of Rev. Rhett
churches will lremain unchanged for the
present. Services at Oconee, II o'clock,
on third Sunday; at the Mill church, at
IL O'Clock, on tho first Sunday.
/ Miss Maude Kay returned to Wal
halla Saturday to spend months vaca-
| tion with her mother, Mrs. j. II. Kay.
Miss Kay will return to Bolton in Janu-
ary to resume her duties in the millinery
establishment of r. A. Lewis at the
opening of the spring season.
ID. s. Abbott, of Gaffney, is spending
the holidays with his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Wilburn Abbott, near Walhalla.
Mr.. Abbott is ono of the many Oconee
boys now making success in business
away from home. He and his brother
arr in the piano, organ and machine bust
ness at Gaffney.
! Notice.-We have just moved into
Call and SEQ us. Stonecypher Drug Co.,
Westminster, S. Q.
Charles May, of Deertrail, Colorado,
died in Denver on December 4th, 1904, of
pneumonia. He leaves wife and ono
grandson and hosts of friends to mourn
his death. Mr.. May was we'll known
in Oconee, he and j. Louis Moore having
sold several cars of Western horses here
about eight years ago.
"A recent issue of the Baptist Courier
contained this paragraph: "rhe Waynes-
boro (Ga.) church will send their pastor,
Rev. o. J.. Copeland, to tho Baptist
Worlds Congress, in London, ney July.
We congratulate tho church and pas
tor. The church has doubled its mem
bership and about completed hand
some house of worship, costing $15,O 900,
since Bro. Copeland became pastor"
j. A. Brook, Seneca, will pay cash
for butter, chickens and eggs.
" J.. q & . ID.