Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-17
your Laundry to Norman's.

&C. r. Houchins is at the Walhalla
Hotel again, after spending several weeks
at RnsselIs.
Every member is urged to attend
the Heptasoph meeting tomorrow
(Thursday) night.
w. H. Thompson, of Charleston, is
spending his vacation with his parents,
Col. and Mrs. r. A. Thompson, near
Walhalla.
Miss Maude Reese, of Ensley, Ala,
has been spending week in Walhalla
visiting Miss Annie Rose, returning to
her home yesterday afternoon.
John S. Goodman, of Clemson Col
lege, was in Walhalla short while Tues
day. He was on the lookout for carpen-
ters. seed barley and rye (dry measure.)
Mason c. Seahorn. of Pell City, Ala,
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Seaborn, for week or ten days. Mace"
has friends here by the score who are
pleased to meet him again.
Samuel j. Isbell, who has been for
several months at Saluda with j. C.
and will spend the summer with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Isbell, near
town.
Rice IL pounds, 81 ;ham, 134c; packs
coffee, 25c at Norman's.
James f. Ausel, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, arrived in Walhalla last Monday
and will spend two weeks with his
family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. j.
Ansel. .Jim's many friends here are
always pleased to meet him.
The excursion train from Charleston
is expected TO arrive in Walhalla about
80 this afternoon. There were five
coaches of passengers left Charleston for
the upper part of the State, and goodly
! n lumber of visitors are expected for Wal
halla.
Mrs. w. O. White has our thanks for
basket of nice peaches sent us last
week. They were unusually fine and
were grown at her home in Walhalla.
Miss Augusta Crenshaw is also among
those who have favored us, she having
sent us large watermelon grown at
her home.
j. NJ. Cannon, of Bowcrsville, Ca,
Silas X. Cannon, of Lavonia, Ga, and
John w. Cannon, of Salem, this county,
three brothers and veterans, are in town
to-day attending the reunion. They are
enjoying meeting their former comrades
of this and other counties. Like the can
mons they faced in battle, the Cannon
boys are made of the very best metal.
Mrs. Laura Mason, mother Of Mrs.
James Seaborn, was stricken with paraly.
sis last Thursday afternoon and is criti-
cally i'll at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Mason is 93 years OF age and has
been almost helpless for four years. We
I learn that she rested we'll last night, but
there is no noticeable change in her con-
dition this morning.
We are in receipt of catalogue of
the Westminster Graded Schools, con-
tanning the announcements for the ses-
sion of 1904 05, which will begin Septem-
Der 5th. Prof. II. NJ. Holland is the SUI
perintendent and teacher of the high
school department. Misses Lula Neg bee,
| Harris complete the corps of teachers.
Miss Sarah Anderson is the school libra.
| rian,
| The following gentlemen from Seneca
were welcome gnests of the Walhalla
| Knights of Pythias Monday evening: T.
NJ. Lowery, c. p. Mills, DR.. w. r. Doyle,
Joe Hopkins, j. r. Falls, DR.. F.. A. Hines,
j. II. Bryan, Rev. !. f. Ward, Luther 4.
, Moore, j. j. Cromer. Il. f.. Stribling, b.
a. DAILY, J. T.. Sitton, w. Il. Whitmire
j. l.. Marett Il l.. Nimmons, Y. c. Lang
ston. j. r. Lawrence, II. r. Scurry and
G. w. Powell.
Best and cheapest laundry Normau's.
MIR. and Mrs. r. G. Peden, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Edwin Coifey, Misses Ada Marctt,
Mary Sam Messer, Code Parker, Lillian
Simpson. Mamie Terrell, Sallic Dickson
Clara Hunter, Gussie Martin, Irene
Miller, Mcssrs. II. 5. Miller, A. l.. Cos
sctt, Moses Terrell, \. W. Lcathcrs and
Henry Cheek composed the jolly crowd
from Westminster who passed through
Walhalla yesterday and picnickcd at
Tunnel Hill.
The following persons are candidates
for cotton weigher for Seneca townships:
j. Is. Pickett, d. A. Perrtt. X. 7. Scurry,
II. S. Striblng, +. a. Barrru, John
Moore, j. 5. Hyde, S. w. Cox a,d NJ. r.
Hunnicutt. The election takes place on
next Saturday, August Goth. The voting
precinct will be at Seneca, AMI all voters
will have to deposit their ballots at that