Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-05-18
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&C. l.. Dean spent Sunday In WAL
halla with his family.
White hickory wagons and buggies
for sale by T. K. Alexander, Walhalla.
Oscar w. Ashe, Of Anderson, spent
Sunday in Walhalla among friends.
Corn, oats and hay at tho Newry
Store.
II. Peden Anderson and d. l.. Norris,
of Westminster, spent last Sunday In
Walhalla among friends.
MIR. and Mrs. II. @. Busch last Thurs
day enjoyed having for their dinner peas
grown in their own garden.
--Revs. j. III. Clark and w. Il. MoAl-
lister " ill preach at Long Creek Baptist
church on the flfth Sunday in May at IL
O'Clock.
JAS. Seaborn and w. w. Moss were
among the excursionists to Charleston
Monday morning.
B. NJ. White left Monday for Pied
: mont, where Lo will spend several weeks
among relatives and friends.
Cotton seed meal and hulls at the
Newry Store.
Mrs. VIM. s. Craig and Robert Craig
left Monday morning for Charleston,
where they will visit the family of l.. G.
Craig for few days.
Says Heisman: "Dendy Is the best
pitcher the Techs have been up against
this season, and is the only pitcher we
cannot hit"
w. H. Mongold, Of Mountain Rest,
was among the veterans who left Wal
halla Monday for the Confederate re-
union at Charleston.
ALI kinds of altering and repairing
done, as we'll as making of summer coats
and negligee shirts, at the Seneca Press
ing Club. Call us up.
-Cane seed at $1.OO per bushel at the
Newry Store.
Remember that your town taxes
should be paid on or before juno 1st.
The penalty attaches after that date,
1t is simply matter of business.
"A. p. Crisp is having extensive i'm
provements made to his residence. He
is adding 9 second story and otherwise
remodeling.
Mrs. Susie Riddle, of Darlington, is
visiting at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Crosby, on Faculty Hill.
She will spend several weeks in Walhalla.
-Wanted-Ten teams to haul lumber.
Ten.mile haul; 80 cents per hundred.
Cash every Saturday.
l.. NJ. Brown, West Union.
j. w. Shelor, S. N. Pitchford, Jas.
Thompson and j. A. Stock left Monday
afternoon for Greenville to attend the
meeting of the Grand Lodge Knights OF
Pythias.
Corn, oats and hay at the Newry
Store.
MIR. and Mrs. John f. latham re-
turned to their home in Columbia last
Monday, after pleasant visit of several
weeks to the family of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G. H. Muller.
Judge j. w. Holleman has been very
much under the weather for the past few
days, wrestling with a bad case of the
grip. We hope for our genial and good
brother speedy recovery.
Rev. J. W. Head will preach the
funeral sermon of M. Chastain at Cherry
Hill church on tho fourth Sunday in
July. The friends and relatives of Mr..
Chastain, and the public generally, are
cordially invited to attend.
Get "Bug Death" from the Walhalla
Drug Company and protect your potatoes.
Mrs. Chas. r. Brennecke returned to
Walhalla last Friday, after an extended
visit to relatives in Charleston and
Augusta. She was accompanied by her
friend, Miss Marie Poinier, of Spartan
burg, who will spend several weeks in
Walhalla.
C. R. Carter returned to Walhalla
last Saturday from Greenville, where he
purchased large engine to be used in
the lumber business. He expects in q
short while to be actively at work with
his milling outfit.
-Cane seed at $1.OO per bushel at the
Newry Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. NJ. Baldwin, who
have resided at Piedmont for a year or
more, have returned to Walhalla and
will make this their home. Mr.. Baldwin
will be associated with his father, John
NJ. Baldwin, in the blacksmith and repair
business.
The commencement exercises of the
senior class of the Winthrop Normal and
Industrial College, at Rock Hill, s. c.,
will take place May 29-3l. Prof. D. b.
johnson, President, will accept our
thanks for an invitation to be present on
this interesting occasion.
Miss Mary Bischoff recently returned
from an extended visit to her brother, F.
spend the summer in West Union, visit
ing her brother, John A. Bischoff, and
family. Her many friends here are
pleased to meet her again.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of w. p. Nimmons, of Seneca,
which appears on the first page of The
Courier this week. Mr.. Nimmons has a
number Of special bargains in clothing,
dry goods and notions, and our readers
We have opened up blacksmith
shop and are prepared to shoe your horse
or mule and do all kinds of repair work.
Painting of all kinds a specially.
G. w. Pitchford Co.
Hunter, Dendy & Co., Of Seneca, call
attention to their handsome line of
organdies and other seasonable dress
goods in white and colors. Read what
they have to say and call on them. They
are always to the front with new and
nice things for their customers
Il. II. Brandt, Mrs. D. Rabens and
two children, Mrs. &. r. Carter, Miss
Annie Richie, George and Miss Bessie
Neil, Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. FL. Muller. r. w.
Pieper and Geo. Schumacher left Monday
for Charleston to visit relatives and en-
JOY the festivities which always attend
the meetings of the Confederate Veterans.
Try drink at our fountain
Walhalla Drug Co.
The ball game at Clemson last Satur-
day between the Techs Heismanites and
the Clemson Ex. .Heismanites resulted in
victory for Clemson by score of II to
/. They say Julian Dendy's arm is 80
long that when he pitches the batter
thinks he is going to be slapped in the
face; the batter lodges and the umpire
yells "strike."
Cotton seed meal and hulls at the
Newry Store.
Last Thursday Sheriff Moss captured
Frank Mingus, colored, an escaped con-
vict from Hayward county, N. c., and
lodged him in the Oconee Jail. Mingus
has sentence of six months to his
credit, but escaped before being sent TO
the chain gang. Deputy 1. M. Hyatt, OF
Waynesville, came down Saturday and
returned to North Carolina Sunday with
Mingus In tow.