Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-04-27

| oPocsA SAFE OF embroideries and
dress goods at Jaynes's Saturday.
We wish to call your attention to DR..
Huylers candies, eto.
-Read @. G. Jaynes's new ad. He
offers bargains in embroidery and dress
goods. Special sale Saturday.
Mrs. g. w. Leathers and daughter.
Miss Ethel, Of Westminster, spent Sun,
DAY In Wslhalla visiting friends.
-9eorge Reese, of Alabama, is visit
ing friends In our town. His presence
among US again drives dull care away.
u. ID: Sheldon, of Fair Play, and
John w. Shelor, of Tugaloo, are attend
ing the meeting of Presoytery at Hodges
-Lost-One liver and white pointer
bitch. Answers to name "Della." Re-
ward f0r return to George l.. Wilson,
In this issue of The Courier j. r,
the Senate and VIM. M. Fennell for
superintendent of Education.
Mics Selma Doyle, who has been
spending some time in Seneca and
Pendleton, visiting relatives and friends,
has returned home.
Last Sunday w. r. Cobb, steward of
the county poor farm, captured a mon
ster turtle. 1t weighed, when dressed,
ten pounds. This is no fish story.
Protect your Potatoes-Get "Bug
Death" from the Walhalla Drug Co.
Mrs. p. A. Wilcox, of Florence, is
visiting her sister, Miss Susie Brunson,
Mrs. Wilcox will spend several weeks in
Walhalla.
On next Monday there will be i'm
portant sales of real estate and personal
property before the Court House door.
Read the advertisements in another col
umn for particulars.
Frank Brenneoke, of Anderson, is
spending a week with his homefolks. He
will return this afternoon to his duties
on the Blue Ridge Railway between Bel
ton and Anderson.
Read the new advertisement of tho
Walhalla Drug Co. This company has a
well-selected stock of patent medicines
and druggists sundries. Call and ex-
anime their stock.
Mrs. DR.. j. 81. Moore left yesterday
morning for Bolton, where she will at
tend the Buroh-Powell wedding. She
will return to Walhalla Thursday even-
ing.
Rev. r. l.. Rogers left this morning
for Hodges, whore he goes to attend the
sessions of the South Carolina Presby-
| terry, which convenes at that place this
evening.
Mrs. Geo. w. Maxwell left yesterday
morning for her home in Columbia, after
| pleasant visit of several weeks at the
home of her mother, Mrs. S. j. Hutchi-
son.
j. @. Simpson spent few days last
week with his mother, Mrs. M. L. Simp-
son, at Iva, Anderson county. She re-
turned with him yesterday, and will
spend several weeks with Mr.. Simpsons
family near Walhalla.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet at the Baptist church
next Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock. All
members are urgently requested to at
tend. All that are not members are also
invited. Every one will be welcome.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. II. E..
Thompson, of Columbia, are spending a
week or ton days with their uncle and
aunt, James and Miss Lille Thomp-
son. The names of these city lads are
Featherston and Edwin Buist Thompson.
i will stand we'll bred half Morgan
Stallion at my livery stable this spring.
A. p. Holden, Walhalla, S. G.
The many Oconee friends of Hon. A.
Lay, of Tamassee, will regret to learn
that his condition, after an illness of
about month, does not materially i'm
prove. Mr.. Lay has suffered greatly
from heart trouble. We hope that he
may soon recover his usual robust health.
Preaching in the Walhalla Methodist
church on next Sunday morning at II
| O'Clock by the Presiding Elder, Rev. r.
A. Child, after which the second quar-
terly conference of the Seneca and Wal
halla charge will be held. Preaching at
night at O'Clock by the pastor, Rev. e.
s. Jones.
Died, at the residence of r. T. Scurry,
her son-in-law, near Fairview, on last
Friday, April %, 1904, after protracted
illness, Mrs. Mary Lou Fisher, aged 64
years. She was buried in the cemetery
at Seneca on Sunday, after funeral SER
vices, conducted by Rev. J. I. Spinks. A
good woman has gone to her reward.
w. l.. Werner, Cashier of the Bank
of Walhalla, is in Spartanburg this week
attending the sessions of the State Bank
| ers' Association. Mr.. Werner will also
attend the sessions of the South Carolina
Presbytery at Hodges before his return
to Walhalla. He represents the Presby-
terian church here as an elder.
Rev. Coke D. Mann, of West Union,
has been suffering for the last few days
| with chills and fever. His system seems
to be full of malaria, which will take
| time and medicine to eradicate. Our
good brother for the past twelve or
fifteen years has been living in the
lower portion of this State where malaria
is quite prevalent, and his health has
been very much impaired thereby. We
hope our fine climate and good water
will soon restore him to his wonted vi
vacity and exuberance of spirits.
Rev. w. Bruce Doyle, who about a
year ago, moved to jackson, Ala, and
became the pastor of the Presbyterian
church at that place, has recently ac-
cepted the pastorate at Wapanucke, I.
t., and will move to his new home this
week. Rev. Mr.. Doyle is son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. III. Doyle, who live near
Walhalla, and his many friends in this
section will be pleased to learn that he is
counted among the rising young minis
ters of the Presbyterian church. We ex-
tend our best wishes to Rev. and Mrs.
Doyle that their labors for the CHI urch in
their new field may be blessed With an
abundant harvest.
Through the columns of the Ander-
Saturday night, of Prof. w. A. Dickson,
of Broyies, s. G. While Mr.. Dickson
had been In declining health for many
months, his death was unexpected,
though recovery to perfect health had
been despaired of. He was in his 53d
year, having been born October 8, 1851.
For many years he had been q writer for
various newspapers, The Courier having
at ono time been favored with articles of
an historic and educational nature from
his pen. There are hosts of friends in
this and Anderson counties who will
learn of his death with genuine regret.
Mr.. Dickson vas son of the late Capt.
b. Frank Dickson, one of the most hon
ored citizens of Anderson county. The
late Rev. j. Walter Dickson, who died
several years ago, was his brother. He