Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-09-13

Miss Eloise Strother visited her
friend, Miss Anna Cunningham, in An
derson last week. She returned home
Saturday.
We can furnish buggies, and prices
to suit everybody. G. w. Pitchford Go.
Mrs. Fred. b. Maxwell and pretty
little daughter, Care line, spent few
days with her relatives, DIR. and Mrs. j.
w. Bell, last week.
John G. Law, Jr., of Savannah, Ga,
has been on brief visit to his father
and sister. He returned to his post of
duty Sunday afternoon.
j. c. Shockley, West Union, is in the
market for timber. Call on him If you
have timber lands. 32tf.
MIR. and Mrs. G. Melchert are ex-
days from an extended visit to relatives
and friends in Germany.
Hon. f. Fl. Hyatt, State Treasurer
of the Cotton Association, will be pres
ent at the picnic at Richland next Mon
day and will deliver an address.
Mrs. Catharine Adams and her
daughter, Mrs. q. II. Peterman, and
baby, of Charleston, are stopping with
Mrs A. e. Merrick for few days.
We have full line of buggies and
wagons, also all kind of material.
G. w. Pitchford Co.
Mrs. j. W. Daniel, wife of Rev. j.
w. Daniel, pastor of Washington Street
Methodist church, of Columbia, died at
her home in that city ON September 1lth.
Miss Belle Harden, daughter of Rev.
w. Nj. Harden, of West Union, left last
week for Young Harris, Ca, where she
has entered the Young Harris College"
Clayton Tribune, September 7th
Miss May Bell returned to Walhalla
yesterday, after pleasant visit of two
weeks among her many friends here"
Married, at the residence of w. II
Bryant, Walter d. Moss to Miss Amey
Bryant, all of Oconee county, Rev. j. b.
Colley officiating.
For all kind of buggies and wagons
call on G. w. Pitchford Go.
james II. Adams, of Seneca, has
just returned from New York. Goods
! arriving daily. Look for big advertise
ment next week.
The Richland Dancing Club gave
quite an enjoyable dance at the academy,
| at Richland, last Wednesday night.
Walhalla Seneca and Westminster were
well represented.
Quite lot of cotton is being hauled
to the gins these days. The farmers are
very much disappointed at the prices
being paid, and only about one-half OF
the staple is being put on the market.
Cane mills and cider mills at Carter
Hardware Co.
S. II. Ballengcr, son of Rev. N. G.
! Ballenger, of Greenville county, is visit
ing his uncle, f. l.. Herndon, Esq, and
other relatives in OConee county He il
young man of fine appearance and ad
/ dress.
/
| j. A. Steck is making extensive i'm
provements on his property on Faculty
! Hill. A piazza has been built on the
north and east sides of the house, anC
/ the building is being renovated through
out. A coat of white paint also adds
| greatly to the appearance Of the dwelling
Miss Alice Strong leaves this after
I noon for Chicora College, Greenville
/ where she will assume her duties as
! teacher in that institution, from which
she was graduated with honors last MAY
/ Her selection to this position was quite
a compliment, as 1t was entirely unso
licited. We predict much success fol
/ Miss Alice.
Sec trcspass notices. AS the hunt
: ing season approaches sportsmen should
he careful on whose premises they enter
1t is unlawful to trcspass upon the
property Of another without permission
The law does not require a property
owner TO advertise or post his lane
against trcSpassing. A word to the
| wise is sufficient.
Many people are being attracted tt
the Woodsido Cotton Mills, Grcenville
| S. c., on account of the good wages, eas,
running work, pure water. excellen
school and churches, good houses. pas
lures and gardens and the extremely higl
and healthful location. The mill ha
now - 900 spindles and 900 looms. Th,
electric car line runs through the cente
of the village. The management take
particular pains to select good mora
people"