Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-08-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL and PERSONAL.

Lost, between Cross Roads and Se-
neca red memorandum, containing paid
checks on Rapk of Anderson, signed
King & Martin, and bill of lumber.
Finder will please return to w. c. King,
Cross Roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pieper and lit
tie son, of Charleston, are registered at
the Walhalla Hotel, and will remain for
week or two visiting their relatives and
friends in and around Walhalla, who are
always glad to meet .hem.
Mrs. w. ID. Mann and son, Marvin
Mann, from Lowndesville, Dr. l.. j.
Mann and Fred. Steedley, of Branchville,
and j. Homer Mann, of Durham, N. c.,
are visiting Rev. and Mrs. @. d. Mann
and family, of West Union.
-Lost-between The Peoples Bank.
in Walhalla, and lest Union, ladies'
gold latch, with monogram &C. s." on
\ one side, plain on the other, with leather
ffob attached. The finder, by leaving
said watch at The Courier office, will re-
ceive su' "a lie reward.
Sen >ur laundry to Norman's.
We h heen requested to announce
that there I" be meeting of the old
soldiers of Olonee county at the court
house at Walhalla on Saturday, Septem-
Der I'd, at 10 o'clock a. m. A full attend
ance of the old soldiers is desired, as
business of Importance will come before
them.
Prof. Ramsay Sharp and wife, of
Waleska, Ga.,. DR.. Winfield Sharp and
wife, of Atlanta, Ga, and DR.. John l..
Moore and wife, of Cherokee county, Ga,
are expected to arrive in Wslhalla this
afternoon, and will be the guests of their
kinsmen, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hollemau,
and other relatives, for few days.
--Thos. Smith, Jr., arrived in walhalla
on Tuesday afternoon from Madison
county, Montana. He went to Montana
nineteen years ago, and this is his first
visit to his old home. During all these
years he has been engaged iu mining for
gold. He brought many rare specimens.
He is looking we'll, and his many friends
OF former days are glad to greet him
again. He will spend some time with rela-
tives and friends in and near Walhalla.
Buggy and wagon material at Carter
Hardware Co.
-On last Sunday morning Rev. w. T.
Abbott ciosad one weeks meeting at
Neville's school house. There was much
interest manifested throughout and at
the close six teen persons connected them
selves with the church, eleven being bap-
tiZed, three taken under the watch care
of the church. one added by letter, and
there is one to be baptized on the third
Sunday in September. There has been
marked revival sentiment aroused in the
community, and it is felt that great good
was accomplished.
Rev G. Wardlaw, of Seneca, made
quite a real estate sale IN Anderson re-
Gently. He sold a tract of land, near the
Orr Cotton Mill, containing sixteen acres.
to Jas. H. Adams, of Seneca, for $1,000
per acre. Mr.. Wardlaw has another lot
of land noarer the court house, contain
ing six acres. for which he has been
offered $4,000. These lands few years
ago could have been bought for $4,000 or
$4,000. Dirt in Anderson commands
high prices. We congratulate Mr.. Ward
law on his good fortune.
Stoves and ranges at Carter Hdw. Co.
Mrs. j. A. White of Cades, S. c.,
and three children, Vera, Elmer and
Wilbur, arrived in Walhalla last Wednes-
day, expecting to spend two weeks Wis
iting her brothers, X, r. and c. G.
Jaynes. On Tuesday morning, however,
she had to return home on account of
the serious illness of her husband, Rev.
j. A. White, from fever. He was taken
sick last Thursday. and the attending
physician thought he might be unwell
for several days. His friends hope to
hear of his early recovery.