Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-17
Farm for sale. c. Melchert.

Farm for sale. G. Melchert.
Rev. II. c. Grossman will conduct
services in the English language in the
Lutheran church on Sunday morning.
Subject of sermon: Casting Shadows"
All welcome.
Mrs. Rebecca Leopold, in Midway,
has sold her two small houses and lots
to N. L. FAINT for $3.50. Mr.. FAINT has
great confidence in Oconee dirt aud does
not fear to invest his money in the same.
Col. C. d. Giles, of Towpville, an
old veteran of the Confederate war.
has been circulating among his old
friends in Walhalla. this week. The old
gentleman appears 70 be quite feeble.
-Thore will be an all-day picnic at
Muller's mill tomorrow. All are cor
daily invited to be present with we'll
filled baskets. Music and dancing. Music
furnished by Walhalla string band.
Mrs. Carl Oehnig returned to her
home in Columbia Sunday morning, after
spending some weeks visiting in Wal
halla. She was accompanied by Miss
Jun" oOhh'SB "ho VIII oPOpN
while in Columbia.
Gee! how hot! Let's go the Wal
halla Drug Co. and cool off. Darby's
old stand.
Rev John G. Law, ID. D.. will preach
at Fairview church on next Sunday
morning at ii o'clock and at Ebenezer
church in the afternoon at o'clock.
The public cordially invited to each of
these services.
Mrs. l.. L. Barr and children, of
Greenville, are visiting her parents, Maj.
and Mrs. S. p. Dendy, in Midway. Her
many friends in Walhalla will be pleased
to meet her and her interesting little
family of children.
DIR. w. f. Austin will leave next
Tuesday, 23d, for st. Louis, to attend a
meeting of the International Dental
Congress, which will be held in that city
August 29th to September 3D.. His Office
will, therefore, be closed until Septem-
Der 9Th.
R. Turner Kay, of Birmingham,
Ala, who has been visiting his mother in
Walhalla, has decided to remain here
He will be employed as salesman for
Jaynes & Garwood. We are always glad
to welcome the old Walhalla boys back
among us.
john B. S. Dendy left Monday morn
ing for a visit of ten days or two weeks
to the ST. Louis Exposition. He is &C
companied 10y his brother~in-law, l.. l..
Barr, of Greenvlie, 5. G. These gentle
men will no doubt enjoy their outing in
seeing the wonders Of the great show.
The best in everything, Walhalla
Drug Co., Darby's old stand.
Mrs. II. NJ. Ida left with us last
Thursday a few specimens of yard pea
grown by her this year. The longest of
those left with us measured 30 inches,
and the pod contained 80 peas. The
average length is about % inches. They
are said to be excellent for table use
and when tender are treated the same as
snap beans.
John Gordon Law, Jr., of Savannah,
Ga, is visiting his father, Rev. j. G. Law,
d. d., and sister, Mrs. +. d. Montgomery,
in Midway. Mr.. Law is filling the i'm
portant and responsible position of Ste
nographer .ud typewriter for the Viz
ginia- Carolr Chemical Company, which
does an immense business throughout
the South. Mr.. Law will be with us for
ten days or two weeks and will be de-
lighted to meet his many Walhalla
friends.
A series of protractcd services will
begin in the Walhalla Baptist church on
the fourth Sunday in August-2Sth
instant. The pastor, Rev. j. NJ. Nc
Gurc, will be assisted in the meeting by
Rev. J. w. Perry, of Pendlcton. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all denomi
nations in town and community to at
tend the preaching of the word. The
meeting will perhaps continue for ten
days or two weeks.