Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-03-29

AZ % "us'euko ioit tniS morning u
urlve through the country to Aiken.
ID. "A. Keaton spent Monday in Ander
son on'business.
| The post Office at Gate. this coupty
has been discontinued.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. W. h.. Alex
ander, on March 9th, daughter.
to-day from Main street to Mrs. Kate p
Lewis's residence on Faculty Hill.
| SEQ our line of negligee shirts Mt 81
@. w. &c j. E. Bauknight.
! The South Carolina College. Co
lumbia, offers special summer course foi
teachers, April 7th to May 10th. See
advertisement In another column.
President Fl. c. Beattie and Superin
tendent j; r. Anderson, of the Blue
Ridge Railway, were In Walhalla for a
short while yesterday on business.
The two-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Knox IL gradually improving.
During the heavy sleet and Ice storm OF
the past winter tae little fellow fell end
broke his hip, aid has since been con-
stant sufferer.
See me :. you want the best porta-
bic and trr.ction engines and threshipg
machines. / am agent for the j. 1. Case
ThresLing Machine Co.
Il. K. Alexander, Walhalla, s. C.
DIR. and Mrs. b. f. Sloan and their
irfant daughter, Felicia Glare, were
visiting the formers parents, DR.. and
Mrs. p. III. E. Sloan, at Clemson, on last
Saturday and Sunday. Their outing was
q 'atly enjoyed.
wv. 0. White recently received notice
from Governor ID. G.. Hayward of his re-
appointment as Master in Equity for
Cconee county. Mr.. White has made an
acceptable and efficient officer, and his
friends will be glad to learn of his reap
pointment.
-S2.65 buys Little Joe Harrow at
Matheson Hardwar, Co.'s, Westminster.
Mrs. Julia X. Robins, of Walhalla,
will accept our thanks for basket of
we'll grown and crisp lettuce of this
springs growth. Irs. Robins informs
us that she and family have been having
this early vegetable on their table for
two weeks or more.
&C. r. D. Burns, Clerk of Court, calls
the attention of business mon to the
future mode of conducting his Office as
TO fees for recording. indexing, etc. See
advertisement, aud if you have dealings
with the Clerks office, cut it out for
reference.
We think it will interest the ladies
to visit our hat exhibition on April 7th
and Sth.
Mrs r. Phillips Cochran, Seneca.
We regret to chronicle the continued
illness of DR.. j. II. Moore. He is still
confined to his bed with not much i'm
provement perceptible. We trust, how
ever, that the good doctor will soon
rally and that he will be able to be up
and about his business at an early day.
We still have few more cases of
tomatoes at two cans for 15c
@. w. & j. E. Bauknight.
Mrs. G. Terhune, of Hackensack, N.
j., is among her many Walhalla friends
for week or ten days and is stopping
Mrs. Terhune has been visiting her son,
Westervelt Terhuue, in Atlanta, for the
past two weeks. Her friends here are
delighted to meet her again.
&C. E. Gaillard has begun the erection
of store building in the Mill village.
1t will be 1Sx36 feet, and as soon as com
plcted will be occupied by Gaillard &
Shelton, who will deal in general mer-
chandise. The firm will be composed of
z. +. Gaillard and G. NJ. Shelton, the
latter having personal supervision of the
business.
-Jaynes's millinery opening, Friday
and Saturday of next week, April 7th
and Sth All the latest styles in milli-
merry; the newest patterns in dress goods
BE sure to call on us.
H. Pennington left last Sunday for
n. c., where he went in
answer to telegram announcing the
death of Mrs. Peunington's brother, f.
NJ Wade. Their friends here sympa-
thize deeply with them in their sorrow.
Mr.. Wade was overseer of slashing and
beaming of the Proximity Manufactur-
ing Co., of Greensboro. His death was
sudden, resulting from an attack of
heart failure.
Gents furnishings is our hobby and
we can show you the best things gath
cred from all over the country in mems
wear. Call and let us fix you up for
Easter. G. w. & j. e. Bauknight
&C. r. Houchins has purchased the
Mccoy livery stable, horses and vehicles,
and also the interest of Jesse G. Neville
in the stables of Houchins & Neville.
MIR. Houchins has an excellent outfit in
the way of horses, vehicles and stables.
The business proper will be conducted
at the old Houchins stables, to the rear
of the Walhalla Hotel. The Mccoy
stables will be used principally for
vehicles, feed stuffs and storage.
-Ullman & Philpotts pure paints at
Hardware Co.'s, Westminster.
"A. G. Stapel and family have re-
Gently moved from Atlanta, Ca, to
Ala. Mr.. Stapel has sold
ont his interest in the Atlanta Furnace
Company and is now connected with the
Heating and Ventilating
Company, as Vice President and Chief
Engineer. Mr. Stapel and wife are
remembered by our Walhalla
and West Union people, who join with
us in wishing them much prosperity and
happiness in their new home.
The protracted meeting which began
in the Walha,la Baptist church on last
Thursday night, still continues. The
attendance of our people upon the SER
vices has been only fairly good There
are two preaching exercises each day
10 a. ID and D. m The nreacher in