Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-09-21

by calling at their Office or by telephon-
ing them. They will take pleasure in
furnishing you with them. Messrs. j. q
H. Laroubee & Co. have established q :
cotton exchange in Anderson, and hav-
ing relay office here, they decided to
put an office here. w. N. jackson, of
Charlotte, spent several days here last
week, representing this concern.
John Il. s. Hopkins is making Seneca
and Walhalla his headquarters now.
r. p. Tucker, of Charleston, was in
town Monday on professional business.
jim Brown, of Central, was in town
Monday on business.
G.. r. Houchins was in Seneca Monday
on business.
Glenn Sheldon, of Atlanta, tspent seve-
raj days here last week with friends.
johnson Reid, of Clemson College,
spent Sunday in town with his parents.
Louis Jordan, Of Union, was here %
few days last week with his mother.
f. u. Gunby, of Columbus, Ca, spent
several days here last week with Mar
shall Jordan.
Thomas s. Perrin, of Atlanta, was in
town last Thursday on professional bust
ness.
Charles and b. Benedict returned to
Nashville. Tonn., last week, after spend
ing the summer in Seneca.
ii. j. Gignilliat is in Marietta, Ca,
for few days on visit and pleasure
trip.
T. M. Lowery is in st. Louis this
week, taking in the Worlds Fair, also on
business through the State of Tennessee.
w. s. Hunter is having his residence
painted, which adds very much to it's
appearance.
The many friends of Capt. l., w. Jor-
dan, of the First United States Infantry,
stationed at New York, will be delighted
to know he is here for few days.
Prof. III. p. Boggs, of Shortoff, N. O.,
is in town for few days, working in
the interest of the Shortoff College.
Horace Whitworth, of Lavonia, Ca,
has accepted position with w. j.
Lunney.
John Jordan left Sunday evening for
Spartanburg, whore he goes to re-enter
Wofford.
Clark Harbin, of Chattanooga, Tenn,
is here with relatives and friends.
Ogilvie Todd leaves to-day for Clinton,
whore he goes to enter college.
John B. Sitton, of Westminster, spent
Sunday here with his parents.
T. j. Mauldin, of Pickens, was here on
Monday on business.
Mrs ID. X. Norris and daughter, Miss
Lillian, of Hickory Flat. were the guests
Of Mrs. j. w. Stribling Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs. Neely Frierson, of Anderson, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Todd.
The many friends of Jesse w. Stribiing
will be glad to learn that he is some
better at this writing, and his many
friends hope to see him able to be out i'm
few days.
Harper, Boyd & Hunt have opened up
beautiful line of dry goods, notions
and general merchandise. They have in
stock most everything anyone can call
for. They are new merchants in the
CITY and deserve portion of your trade.
Earl and Charles Harper, r. HI. Boyd
and d. Hunt are the members Of the new
hotel building.
The Seneca Pharmacy has removed to
the new hotel building and now have one
of the prettlest store rooms in the CITY.
The interior is beautiful piece of work
and is one Of prettiest finished rooms for
first class drugstore in the upper part
of South Carolina. In their new quarters
they will have drawing place for new
trade. Leslie Stribling is in charge and
Will be ever ready to serve his customers
w. j. Lunney has also made number
of changes, in his drug store in the last
few months. He has had the front fitted
up with plate glass and the inside has
been remodeed and has very neat and
| attractive appearance. New shelving
and other improvements have been made,
which is in line with the upbuilding OF
our little city.
The work of tearing downsthe brick
building on the corner was commenced
Monday morning, where the new bank win
be in course of few months and open
for business. This will be one of the
finest buildings in the upper part of
South Carolina, equipped with the latest,
up-to- date fixtures for banking instita-
tion. The building will be 3Ox90 feet,
stories high, with plate glass front, and
will be an octagon shape on the corner
for the entrance, which will be very
attractive piece of work when completed
and win be the finest building in Oconee.
Inc oane viii be open for business
about January l, 1905. Next door above
the bank win be store room the Same
size as the bank, which will be one of
the best stands in the city for a Iner-
CHI :. 1t is hoped that the second floor
VII be lifted up for an opera house