Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-06-15
Ice for sale at tho City Meat Market

-Ice for sale at the City Meat Market.
"A. ID. Rochester, of Republic, Ala.
Is visiting relatives in Oconee.
Rev. G. w. Gardner. of Greenwood.
was In Walhalla last Saturday as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Shelor.
Miss Carrie Taylor returned Satur-
day from Seneca. She has been visiting
relatives near there for several weeks.
Fruit, acid and jelley glasses, low
price. John +. Craig.
The Mt. Tabor singing association
will meet at HopewelI church June 2Sth.
Everybody invited to come and bring
song books and dinners.
Mrs. w. b. Lewis and children, cf
Atlanta, are visiting tho family of M.
and Mrs. 3. N. Pitchford. They will
spend several weeks in Walhalla.
Cotton seed hulls so cents per hun
dred pounds at the Newry Store.
j. q j. S. Carter, of Westminter.
nave new ad: In this issue. They are
Offering rare bargains until their july
stock taking. Look up the adj, read it
and give them call.
"A telephone message from Seneca
mis- morning from Mr.. Weeks announces
That he will reach Walhalla at l 80 to. .day.
de also announced that he is the engi-
neer for the Frink- Brodbeck water-works
people.
Game seed 81 per bushel at the Newry
Store.
The ladies' union prayer meeting
will be held next Friday afternoon at
the usual hour at the home of Mrs. John
". HICKS. Mrs. j: j. Ansel is the leader
appointed for this meeting. All are
most cordially invited to attend.
Got your summer drinks at our fount.
Best ice cream every day.
Waihalla Drug Co., Darby's Old Stand.
-Remember Smiths excursion to
Charleston next Tuesday morning aud
be prepared to take the trip. Two days
IN the city. Train leaves Walhalla at 7
o'clock Tuesday morning and will return
about O'Clock Thursday night.
T. j.. Grizzard, who is living with
his daughter, Mrs. S. N. PitchfOrd, is
quite sick. Last Sunday he was stricken
i'll for two days. We are glad to learn
that he is considerably improved.
-Ten.pound box Brown Mule tobacco
for $3.50 at the Newry Store.
j. l.. Burley, of Anderson, and Lee
Chandler, of Newry, spent several days
last week visiting the family of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.. Burley.
Mr.. Burley is now holding a position
with the Anderson Hardware Co. as
book-keeper.
Cotton seed meal $1.35 per sack at
the Newry Store.
Prof. K. Geer, of Greenville, is
registered at the Walhalla Hotel. He is
the Instructor in grammar and literature
in the summer school for teachers. Prof.
Geer is an able teacher, and his work in
the summer school two years ago was
greatly appreciated.
If you want your pictures enlarged
call at Eaton's Gallery, Walhalla.
There will be an all-day singing at
Stamp Creek Baptist church on the third
Sunday in June, led by Lawrence Muir
ply. The GLASS of the Mile Creek church
will be present and take part Dinner
Will be served on tho grounds. All cor
daily invited to attend with well-tiiled
baskets.
Fruit jars, caps, rubbers, &c.
John F. Craig.
Miss Cora Strong returned last Sat
urday from Duluth, Minn., whore she
has spent the past year as instructor in
mathematics in the Minnesota State Nor
NAL School. Miss Strong will return in
September to resume her duties in the
same position. Miss Strong's many
friends are always pleased to have her
spend her vacations in Walhalla.
One quart porcelain top fruit jars 65
cents per dozen at the Newry Store.
The protracted meeting, as an
n"unced last week, began in the Wal
halla Methodist church on Monday morn-
ing last at 10 O'Clock. The congregations
have been fairly good, and the preaching
b. the pastor, Rev. f. S. Jones, has been
edifying, plain and practical. The SER
vices will continue through the week
until Sunday. Hours of preaching, 10
o'clock a. m, and $50 o'clock D. m. The
tNhl lin &c Asall koI
every service. We trust the meeting will
result in much good to the cause of
Christ.
If you want bargains Of all kinds
see Craig"
Miss May Macaulay, of Anderson,
died in Richmond, Va, on the 9th in
slant under an operation for appendi.
citis. She was on visit to her aunt,
Mrs. J. j. Baker, in that city. She was
suffering with chronic appendicitis,
which developed into an acute form,
She was the eldest daughter of Prof.
Neill w. Macaulay, of this county. She
was bright and attractive young woman
and had recently attained her majority.
At Limestone College, Gaffney, s. c.,
where she spent two years, and later at
the Asheville Normal and Collegiate In
stitute, her schoolmates were devoted to
uoI. ouo lcdVcS many r6IdUlVCS ana
friends to mourn her death. Her body
was buried in Richmond.
Gee! how hot! Let's go the Wal
halla Drug Co. and cool off. Darhy's
old stand.
Prof. j. b. O'Neall Holloway, of
Williamston, is stopping at the Walhalla
Hotel for month, during which time he
will be here as instructor in history and
clvics in the summer school for teachers.
Mr.. Holloway is pleasantly remembered
by many of our citizens, he having at
tended and graduated from Newberry
College when that institution was To-
Gated at Walhalla. He has for several
years been the superintendent of the
graded schools at williamson. At the
close of the last session his reelection
was unanimous. He is delighted with
Walhalla, and the many pleasant recol-
lections of his school days make the old
town very dear to him.
We have too many buggies; haven't
room to store. Call and get bargain.
G. w. Pitchford Co.