Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-02-01
c.. c.. j AYNES 8.

john Joost is in Jacksonville, Fla,
for few weeks on business,
Try one pound of Cream Dates, a,
10c. pound, at G. w. & j. E. Bauk-
nights.
John b. Sloan, d. d. s. A., of At.
lanta, will be in Waihalla tomorrow
Thursday and at the meeting of the
Heptasophs tomorrow night will install
the officers for the present year. All
members are earnestly requested to at
tend promptly
The insurance money on the policy
of the late Rev. j. NJ. Mcclure was paid
over to his widow last Wednesday, one
month from the date of death. The
policy was of the fraternal type, he hav-
ing Seen insured by Oconee Conclave.
No. S27, Improved Order Heptasophs.
| In the absence of the pastor, Rev. j.
K. James, who is absent on his bridal
tour, the pulpit of the Central Presbyte-
rian church was filed yesterday by Rev.
j. G. Law, of Walhalla. Mr.. Laws SER
mon was heard by an appreciative con-
gregation.- Anderson Mail, January 80.
Mrs. l.. ID. Brennecke, Louis A. Bren-
necke and Miss Marguerite Brennecke
left this morning for Greenwood, where
they will spend some months at the home
of their relative, DR.. w. b. Millwee.
Louis and Miss Marguerite have been
great sufferers from rheumatism, and
during the' stay in Greenwood will be
under treatment by DR.. Millwee.
The Carter Hardware Co, of Wal
halla, makes it's first announcement this
week. Read it aud call on them at their
opening of the only strictly hardware
store in Walhalla. They expect to open
after that date will be prepared to serve
their patrons with anything and every
thing in the hardware business. See
them
The numerous friends in Greenville
of Col II. L. Johnston are sympathizing
with him in his sufferings occasioned by
injuries sustained in a railway accident
near Danville yesterday. Col. Johnston
reached the city early in the evening yes
terday, and is at his home in Washing
ton street, where he is being attended by
DR.. Davis Furman. - Greenville Herald,
January 9th
There will be three anniversaries of
national interest during the present
month (February), one OF them legal
holiday. The first is Iincoln's birthday,
which falls on Sunday, February 18th;
the second is st. Valentines day, Tues
day, the l4th, and the third is Washing
toms birthday, Wednesday. the odd
The latter is generally observed through
out the United States.
The Bank of Walhalla now handles
the Southern Express Company's money
orders for the convenience of the public.
sub station has been established mt
this banks office, and money orders will
he issued at the regular rates either at
the bank or the Southern Express Com
pany's office at the depot. This is done
for convenience, as the express office is
not easily accessible to many of our
citizens.
Two freight trains collidcd at Bolton
last Saturday, and the engines and seve-
raj cars of each train were badly dam
aged. Traffic was somewhat blocked for
time, and the Blue Ridge Pullman
coach, which travels on the "Merry-go-
Round" from Anderson to Greenville,
was not able to get through. Conductor
w. Il. Maxwell had the pleasure of at
tachng it to his train and bringing it to
Walhalla Saturday and Sunday.
beginning to-day, February 1st,
Rural Delivery Route No 2, from Wal
halla, was put into operation, with Ira
l.. Burley, of Walhalla, as carrier. He
was the successful one in the competitive
examination recently held here. He has
been for several years salesman for
Z. W.. l1tchford Co., and will be missed
from his accustomed place there. This
route serves large number of patrons
between Walhalla and Flat Shoals and a
large section surrounding. Mr.. Burley
will make an obliging and efficient car
ricr Leaving Walhalla, following is the
route: Tamassee road to j. NJ. Beaty's,
thence by Il. Y. Chalmers's, by Lays
mill to L.. G. Wilson'S, thence to Flat
Shoals school house, thence by the Tar
hins settlement, thence new road by
Col. X. A. Thompson's to Midway. The
carrier is scheduled to leave here at O. 80
a. M, returning at 2.30 p. m. The route
covers distance of % $40 miles.