Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-07-13
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is in Walhalla for several weeks. visiting
relatives and friends.
Married, July 8, by Rev. j. NJ. San
ders, Henry Henning and Miss Anna
Waltz. all of Oconee.
douglas Seaborn left last Sunday for
Lake Toxaway. N. c., to accept posi-
tion with the Toxaway Company.
Don't wait until the last to visit
Jaynes's cut price sale, but call to-day.
Rev. j. NJ. Sanders will preach at
Richland Presbyterian church on the
fourth Sunday in this month at IL
O'Clock a. m.
-Religious services at Red Hill school
house next Sunday night at early candle
light, Everybody will be cordially well
coined.
-Rev II. G. Grossman will conduct
English services next Sunday morning in
the Lutheran church. Theme: "Shall
we know each other in heaven?"
Geo! how hot! Let's go the WAL
haila Drug Co. and cool off. Darby's
old stand.
-Brevard Froneberger, Glenn Stubley
and Jack Darby, of Knoxville, are spend
ing ten days vacation at the home of
Mrs. Ida I'll. Darby, on Faculty Hill
Hunter, Dendy & Co., of Seneca, are
offering hot weather specials this week.
Read their advertisement and call on
them. "rhey do what they say"
Mrs. b. Bacon, OF Talapoosa, Ga,
Is visiting Rev. and Mrs. II. Grossman
Mrs. Garland. deceased, sister nf Mrs.
Bacon, was the mother of Hamlin Gar
land. the great author.
j. L. Burriss and family, of Fair
Play, expect at an early date to move to
Roberts. Anderson county, to make their
home. Their many Oconee friends will
regret to lose them from our midst.
From the tone of Jaynes's advertise
rnent yon will save money by calling on
him for tho next 10 days.
Miss Burda Long, of Newberry, has
been spending several days at the Wal.
halla Hotel. She accompanied her bro
ther, Stenographer Long, to spend in
Walhalla the time occupied by the SEES.
Sion of court.
The managers of the picnic at
Reeder's Ford on next Saturday will
please meet on Friday before at the
ford, and those who are to speak are re-
ques'ed to como early so as to close tho
speaking before noon.
Curtain poles 224 cents at Jaynes's
for the noxt 10 days.
There will he grand picnic at High
Falls on Thursday, August 4th. There
will be speaking by county candidates in
euo iuoihiuS anu uluslC anu uanCln8 III
| the afternoon. Music will be furnish ed
by brass band. Everybody j. invited
to come and bring well-iilled baskets.
Don't forget that we are headuuar.
ters for buggies aud wagons. Call and
we will show you what we have.
&. ". Pitchford Co.
Rev. John G. Law. u. D., will begin
protracted services at Fairviow church
on Friday night at O'Clock, continuing
through Saturday aud Sunday, morning
and evening. at the app iuted hours.
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be
celebrated at the Sunday morning SER
vice.
We have received short note from
Rev. w. G. Neville, of Yorkville, who is
now in Scotland. Next week we will
publish the first of a series of letters
which Rev. Mr.. Neville will write for
The Courier and the Yorkville Enquirer.
He is delighted with his trip and charmed
with Scotland.
The next 10 days will find you shop.
ping at Jaynes's.
Work at the Oconee Knitting Mill
continues to progress. SO far six of the
cottages have been begun and are at va
rious stages nearing completion. The
rock work for the foundation of the mill
proper will be completed this week aud
brick work on the walls begun. Every
thing will he in readiness at the time ap-
pointed-Septcmber 1st. Mcssrs. Moss
and Schroeder are personally superintend
ing tho work and it will be well done.
j. S. Lee, of Birmingham, Ala,
spent several days in Walhalla last week.
He is a native of Oconee, but for tue
past sixteen years has made his home in
Alabama, where he has been in the en-
ploy OF the Louisville & Nashville Rail
way. At present he holds n position as
conductor between Birmingham and
Blockton. His many friends here are
pleased to see him again, and are glad to
know that he is recovering from his re-
cent severe attack of rheumatism, which
has incapacitated him for work.
If you wish to save money on shoes,
hats. caps, dry goods, notions, millinery,
crockcry, tinware, enameled ware,
brooms, etc, call on G.. &. Jaynes for the
next 10 days.
Waller, the 6.year-o,d sou Of j. o.
Brock, living about two miles this side
of Seneca, was struck by the passenger
train on the Blue Ridge railroad on Tues
day evening, July 9TH. He was severely
bruised and suffered internal injuries
hut will recover. Having had an attack
Of meningitis few years ago, the boy
seemed not to realize the danger in what
he was doing and strayed across the field
on to the railroad track. The train,
which had been suddenly checked,
stopped Immediately, and the little one
was attended to.
&C. G. Jaynes announces this week that
on August LIST he will make change in
his business. On that date O. l., Gar
wood, of Atlanta, will associate himself
with Mr.. Jaynes and become a perma-
nent resident ana active business man in
Walhal1a. He has been for n number of
years a member of the Geo. Muse Com.
pany, "f Atlanta, afh will prove q vaiiia-
bic acquisition to the business inte: ests
of Walhala. He will move here with
his family in short while and will oc-
cupy the Werner cottage on Faculty Hill
He and his family will be heartily well
coined to our midst
To our correspondents aud others
having articles or matters of local news
to publish we wish to emphasize the i'm
po tance of sending them to this office as
early as possible. We frequently receive
half dozen or more communications by
Tuesdays last mail, which reaches us
after The Courier Office is closed and
cannot be handled until Wednesday
morning. 1t is our desire to go to press
as near 10 o'clock as possible, but we
are frequently delayed as late as II
o'clock owing to late items. Advertisers,
too, are requested to send changes for
advertisements early. Late ones often
Inconvenience us greatly, and are some
times of necessity left over. We cannot
afford to miss our mails in order to ac-
commOdate an eleventh hour ADVERTISE
ment. We always do our best in this
matter, but we must have changes early
in order to be absolutely certain of their
appearing in our columns at the proper
times. Please bear these facts and our
request in mind and let us have your as
sistance in the matter. 1t will be appre-
ciated.
Pure drugs, registered pharmacist;
the best in everything, Walhalla Drug