Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-05-18
9. g. JAYNEs,
FINE DRY GOODS. MILLINERY
AND NOTIONS.
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.

loo for sale at the City Meat Market.
Chief Hinckle, Of Seneca, was In
town yesterday.
at no distant day.
Pharmacy. II is talk on "Wall Paper. 4,
MIRA. Alethia Ballenger Ia the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Holleman and
family.
Newry Store.
Rev. Q. ID. Mann will preach OF the
Baptist ohurch In West Union at 4 o. clock
p. m. on next Su day.
, For Sale-Six Dorset-Jerse pigs.
seven weeks old. $500 each.
Maud Fahnestock.
DIR. and Mrs. G.. G. Probst and
daughter are visiting in Charleston.
They left Tuesday morning.
%. ii. Oelkers, who has been spend
ing several weeks in Walhalia, returned
to his home in Summerville on Monday,
w, o. Alexander, ST., q delegate
from this county, ia attending the State
Democratic Convention in Columbia to-
day.
The trustees of Neville School Dis
triot will let on May 28th the contract to
repair their school house. See adyer-
| tisement.
Protect your Potatoes-Gtt "Bup
Death" from the Walhalla Drug Co.
Mrs. NJ. r. Ellison, of near William
ston, is visiting her children, Mrs. A. r..
Smith and Mrs. j. II. Cason and A, L..
Ellison, near West Union.
Married, on Sunday, May 10, 1904,
by Rev. w. w. Abbott, at his home near
Seneca, Afford Sims and Miss Cora Tan
merry. All of Jordania.
Cotton seed meal and hulls at the
Newry Store.
The Pendleton Chapter u. D. C. will
observe Memorial Day at the Old Stone
Church Saturday, May 21st. The exer,
cises will begin at 10 O'clock q. m.
Corn, oats and hay at the Newry
Store.
Rev. j. M. Sanders will preach for
Kew. j. ID. Mcclure next Sunday in the
Walhalla Baptist church at IL o'clock a,
m. Preaching at night by the pastor.
.-Preaohing in the Walhalla Methodist
church on the fifth Sunday in this month,
morning and evening, at the appointed
hours, by the pastor, Rev. e. S. Jones.
First class limo of spring clothing.
NJ. b. Stribling, Westminster.
R. A. Reeves, Andrew Brook and
W. p. Mason were elected trustees of
Providence School District, No. 8, on
last Saturday. Forty-nine votes were
polled.
-Wanted-a first class painter to paint
Wolf Stake school house by the job or
by the day. Size of house 18 K 40, 10
feet high. Paint furnished by me.
K. p. Wood, West Union, S. G.
Those wishing to vote for an election,
to be held to abandon the dispensary,
will find petitions in the Clerks Office in
Walhalla and at Strother & Phinney's
store in West Union. The Act of 1904
provides for such an election.
Cotton seed meal and hulls at the
Newry Store.
Married, May 8, 1904, at the resi-
dence of the officiating Clergyman, Rev.
d. l.. Whitaker, near Oakway, s. G., j.
b. Cole and Miss Willie Osborn; also, on
the 10th instant, at the same place, and
6y the same minister, j. w. Powell and
Miss Alice Cole.
The pastor of the Lutheran church
will conduct services on Sunday morning
In the German language in commemora-
tion OF Peutecost Sunday-the out pour
are requested 10 be present. English
services at O'Clock. All citizens invited,
and welcome.
Corn, oats and hay at the Newry
Store.
Rev. J. /. Spinks, preacher in charge
of the Walhalla Circuit, began pro-
tracted meeting at Newry, S. c., on Mon.
day night, 10th instant, to continue until
Sunday night next. Preaching morning
and evening. The pastor is being as
sisted in the meeting by Rev. j. w.
Speak, of Greenville. We hope great
success will attend the preaching of the
word.
Col. James Fl. Amber, a prominent
citizen of Pickens county, was in Wal
halla for few hours on yesterday-Tues-
day. Mr.. Amber has been most sue
cessful farmer, and has represented the
old District of Pickens in the Legisla.
ture. He is eighty-nine years of age,
and is hale and hearty, and enjoys, in a
remarkable degree, the society of his
many friends.
-Cane seed at $l.0O per bushel at the
Newry Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Reid and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. K. Hall have recently become
citizens of this community. Both families
have until few months ago resided near
Westminster. Mr.. Hall and Mr.. Reid are
employed in the lumber business with
T. N. Hall, who is working up large
timber tracts on Poor Mountain. We
gladly welcome these gentlemen and
tHelT lAInllleB 10 our mlOSC.
The small boys Of Walhalla had a
great time last Sunday NJ orning playing
the tin can game. Tie game is to catch
them, then turn the cans loose. 1t is
thought great sport to listen to the
music as cloud of dust passes down
the street, the cans yelping and the dogs
rattling at every jump. The dogs and
boys enjoy it immensely, but it's awfully
hard on the cans.
The Walhalla Drug Co. servo all the
best drinks at their fountain.
--Protracted services will begin in the
Walhalla Methodist Mill Church on next
Monday night, May 23d, to continue
moraing and evening at the usual hours.
Rev. j. l. Spinks, the pastor, will be
assisted iii the meeting by Rev. A. A.
| Merritt, of McClure's Circuit in Ander-
son county. We hope much good will be
accomplished in the name of the Lord.
james B. Carpenter, of South Caro-
| lima, has graduated from the Presbyte-
rian Theological Seminary, at Louisville,
KY, in class OF nine, and will supply
| one of the churches in Kansas City,
Missouri Mr.. Carpenter was reared In
Thorpwell Orphanage, at Clinton, and is
graduate of the literary college of that
town. He is grandson of the late Rev.
T. b. Mauldin, and is the architect Of
his own good fortune.
The Seneca City Pressing Club will
give you hard or soft crease.
Prof. John K. Hood, of Easley, was in
Walhalla last week among friends. He
is principal of the Vineland school, q
short distance from Easley. When Mr..
Hood was years old he went to school
to Prof. John o. Hicks, whom he had
| not seen from that time until his visit, to
Walhalla last week. He had supposed
that his old teacher had long since
Joined the great majority" and when
told short while ago that Prof. Hicks
still resided at Walhalla, he came at
! once to visit him. Prof. Hood returned