Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-05-24

FIRST class saw mill and engine for
sale. See t. E. Alexander, Walhalla, sc.
Mrs. Grace Beard is still very low,
but is thought to be slightly improved
this morning.
p. P. Mcdaniel and j. T. Mckinney
are registered at tile Walhalla Hotel for a
short while.
-Two-piece summer suits at M. S.
Stribling's, Westminster. See his new
! advertisement.
Carey & Shelor have limited sum
of money to lend on gilt edge security
| on real estate below Walhalla.
Owing to the absence of Rev. Rhett
Doyle from town he will not conduct SER
vices at the Millville Methodist church
next Sabbath.
M. M. McElrath, of Greer's, spent
several days last week in Oconee, looking
after some business affairs. He is doing
qnire large truck and dairy business at
his new home.
Invitations have been issued, by Mr..
and Mrs. w. b. Mckinney to the mar
rage OF their daughter, Sallie, to Samuel
Hutchison, of Walhalla, on Wednesday,
June 7th, 1905, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the
residence of the brides parents, 3l5
Evans street, Anderson. ..
An important meeting of the State
Board of Equalization is being held in
Columbia this week for the purpose of
fixing the assessments of cotton mills
and other industries of this nature. A.
iimmermau, of Westminster, is the men,
Der from Oconee.
Next Saturday Nugerint Bros, deal.
ers in fine Kentucky horses, will sell q
lot of splendid animals at Anderson.
They have good saddlers, buggy and
trotting horses to offer. See advertise
ment and call on them if you want
good horse. Remember, next Saturday.
Assistant Cashier G. w. Pitchford,
of the Bank of Walhalla, and Cashier
Geo. SeabOrn, of the Peoples Bank, left
yesterday to attend the meeting of the
South Carolina Bankers Association,
which is in session now at Anderson.
The meeting will continue through to-
day.
Misses Helen and Buffie Moss and
morning for a visit to relatives in Charles
ton. The Misses Moss will visit their
friend, Miss Anna Terhune, in Hacken-
sack, N. j., before their return. They
will go from Charleston to New York by
steamer.
Owing to unavoidable delays in
freight transportation j. III. Adams has
been unable to prepare for his big re-
duced price sale as announced last week.
cial sale. There will be much to inter
est and attract those who are looking for
bargains.
Married, at the residence of the brides
father, Staten Cantrell, May 21st 1905,
by Rev. q. l.. Craig, Miss Phoebe Can
trell and l.. G. Lusk, a popular young
man of the Little River section of Oconee
county. The happy young couple have
our hearty congratulations in their new
relations.
Major D. F. Bradley, while assisting
in robbing bee hive at his home last
Friday evening, was stung by couple of
bees. He was seized with vertigo and
became unconscious. Physicians were
called in and succeeded in reviving him.
lie has so far recovered as 10 be able to
be up again.-Easley Progress, May II.
We are pleased to note the appoint
mont of DR.. E. @. Doyle, of Seneca, as
chairman of the ways and means commit
tee of the Pythian Grand Lodge. The
appointment is a good one, and shows
that Grand Chancellor b. A. Morgan is
starting his work thoughtfully. John r.
Falls, formerly of Seneca, but now of
Easley, holds place on the credentials
committee.
If you want TO see gardening in it's
highest state of perfection and cultivation
I"ho iooh aI the VeRetaoie garden OF
Rev. e. s. Jones, pastor Of the Walhalla
Methodist church. He has every vegeta-
bio you can think of planted and grow
ing in his garden, many of them fully
matured and ready for the table. Mr..
Jones is certainly hustler " hen it comes
to looking after the vegetable kingdom.
with his own hands he has felled the
timbers and taken in new lands around
the parsonage in which he has planted a
variety of garden and field seeds, with a
fine prospect of an abundant harvest.