Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-08-02

Most delicious ice cream served daily
at our fount. Walballa Drug Co.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Bleckley, of An.
derson, spent Sunday and Monday in
Walhalla as the guests of Mrs. E. A. Bell.
Mrs. Rev. G. f. Clarkson, of Scotia.
accompanied by her children, is visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Ansel.
Misses Anna and Francis Stribling
left Tuesday morning for Due West,
where they will spend week among
relatives.
MEMS 81 negligee shirts, 15t, 10 and
1G3, to unload, we are over stocked, at
only 85c. G. w. & j. K. Bauknight
Jack Darby left Monday morning for
Honea Path, where he has accepted a
position with Thos. FL. Brock in the dry
goods business.
j. J. Haley, of Oakway, was in Wal
halla Monday afternoon. He was ac-
companied by his son, Master Lee Haley,
who paid his first visit to The Courier
Office.
Mrs. John w. Ferguson and little
daughter, of Hartsvile, are visiting the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. X.
Maxwell. They will spend month or
six weeks here.
For Rent-Residence on Faculty Hill;
good water, nice premises; splendid To-
cality. Apply to w. l.. Werner, at Bank
OF Walhalla. 30tfs
j. II. Mckinney, of Charleston, was
among his friends here last Saturday and
Sunday. He is taking high stand in
constabulary circles owing to his con-
scientious and efficient service.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Jaynes moved
yesterday into their handsome new house
on Main street. Mrs. h. l.. Rogers and
children will, for the present, also oc.
cupy rooms at Mr.. Jaynes's home.
Mrs. &. w. Wise and little son, of
w. l.. Werner. Her friends are pleased
to meet her again. She is remembered
by many as Miss Addie Haltiwanger.
For Sale--My property on Main
street, at bargain, if sold at once.
Terms to suit. s31 Jas. II. Wilson.
-Chas. NJ Nield, of Vicksburg, Miss,
arrived in Walhalla Sunday evening and
will be with his family at q. K Max
wells for some time. His many Wal
halla friends are always pleased to meet
him at his old home town.
-Nicest line of stationery in town.
just received. Walhalla Drug Co.
Mrs. E. e. Jameson and two chill
dren, of Greenville, are visiting the
family of Sheriff and Mrs. w. NJ. Kay.
Mr.. Jameson spent Saturday here also.
He has large contract with the Courte-
nay Manufacturing Co., at Newry.
Roy Kay, who has for several years
been the popular clerk at Bells drug
store, left last Saturday for Birmingham,
Ala, where he has accepted a position
with large drug firm. His many Wal
halla friends wish him every success.
All our ladies' Oxfords at SO and
$3.50 we are now offering at 81.
G. w. & j. +. Bauknight.
ALI persons interested in the Old
Pickens church are requested to be at
the cemetery on the second Saturday in
August for the purpose of cleaning off
the cemetery lots. Bring we'll filed
baskets and come prepared to spend the
day.
The mountain resorts close to Wal
halla have been unusally popular this
summer. They are destined to become
more so as they are better known to the
travelling public. They are just as good
as the more remote resorts and have easy
access to railway, telegraph and other
facilities.
Peaches Wanted.--I will pay 333
cents per Dnshel for small peaches and
from 80 TOGO cents per bnshel for nice
large peaches. Do not bring me any
peaches on Saturdays. Please be careful
in gathering the peaches, so you can
bring them in good condition.
j. Fl. Barnett Canning Company. 32
Will III. Morgan and Brownlow Oel-
kers left last week for Colorado, and
they will make their home in the West
in the future. Mr. Morgan has hereto
fore spent some time in the Western
States and is by no means tender
foot. We wish these young men sue
cess in their new home