Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-04-26
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-Jaynes,s &c. window is good one.
Mrs. r. Phillips Cochran, Of Seneca,
was in Walhalla for q short while Tues.
day among friends.
Il. l.. Barr and James Lipscomb. of
Greenville, were in Walhalla Monday for
short while. They were Joined by John
3: s. Dendy for weeks fishing trip at
Whitewater.
The Carter Hardware Co., Walhalla,
have everything you want in the line of
hardware, farm and mechanics tools
and implements; also, paints, oils and
varnishes. Read their advertisement
and call and see them.
If you are looking for harness horses
with plenty of style and speed, combina-
tion horses, common sense business
horses and mares, at reasonable prices,
visit my stables and you will find them.
Il. M. Lowery, Seneca, S. G.
w. w. Robinson, of Anderson, spent
last Sunday and Monday in Walhalla at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. FAINT.
Mr.. Robinson is pleasantly remembered
here, and host of friends are always
glad to meet him.
There will be preaching ID. w at
Oakway Presbyterian church next Sun.
day, April 30th, at III o'clock n. M; also,
! ! the sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered, with preaching Satur-
i day night before ut o'clock.
The following guests were resistered
at the Mineral Springs Hotel, West
zer; JAS F. Neville. Jesse c. Neville,
Mack Neville, l.. NJ. Brown, l.. j. Brown
and wife, city; A. L. Byrd, Columbia
Telephone Seneca Pharmacy, Seneca,
s. c., when you want some drug article
in hurry. They will rush it right up.
! j. ID. Harkins came near losing a
valuable pair of young mules last Satur-
day afternoon. Having come in from
work, he turned the mules into pasture
( enclosed by wire fence. While running
they came in contact with the wire and
were badly lacerated. Mr.. Harkins will
be unable to work his mules for several
! weeks.
Il. B. ThackstOn, of the Southern
| Railways Land and Improvement De.
partment, was in Walhalla for a short
while last Wednesday afternoon. He is
a pleasant gentleman, full of business,
and is taking great interest in the devel.
opment of the Piedmont country. He
promises an early and more extended
visit to Walhalla, and he will receive a
hearty welcome.
Mrs w. w. Robinson, of Anderson.
who has been critically ill for some weeks
past, has improved to such an extent as
to be able to make visit to Walhalla,
and is now with her sister, Mrs. N. l..
FAINT, where she is improving rapidly in
our nne climate OF mountain breezes and
pure and sparkling water. We trust that
this good woman will soon be restored
to perfect health.
Doctors prescriptions prepared cor
rectly from pure drugs at The Seneca
Pharmacy.
Matthew Russell, aged 06 years, died
at his home at Franklin, n. c., last
Thursday, April 20, and his remains
were buried at that place on Saturday
last at IL O'Clock a. m. The deceased
was the father of w. G. Russell, we'll
known to the people of Oconee. He
served through the Civil War, having
regiments at the outbreak of hostilities.
He was good soldier and an honest,
upright citizen, and the bereaved rela-
tives have the sympathy of many friends
in their sorrow.
Save your potatoes by using Bug
Death Walhalia Drug Co.
The Easter services and communion
at the Lutheran church were participated
in bya large audience. An unusually
large number partook of the Holy Com
munlon. The music was tender and an.
propriate. The decorations, consisting
of plants, flowers, festoons, Cross and
Archor, and inscriptions were beautiful
and elaborate. The Offering for missions
and orphans amounted to fifty dollars
cash. The whole Lenten season has been
feast of good things and this church is
making safe progress in all lines, and a
happy pastor and united people are full
of hope. Services will be German next
Sunday.
For bnggies, surreys, wagons and
harness see Carter Hardware Co. and
save money.