Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-08-23
-Turnip and grass seed-Norman's.

-Curnlp anu grass seed-NOrman's.
Cotton is bringing lOa cents on the
Walhalla market Il day.
Born, unto Mr. AID Mrs. S. d. Mich
olson, on August %, a laughter.
John f. latham, .r Columbia, is
spending few days here With relatives.
Married, in West Union, by Judge
Isaac Wickliffe, Albert Robisol to Miss
Effie Morton.
Don't forget the big picnic al High
Falls next Saturday. A string band will
furnish music.
Sewing and moving machines at Car
ter Hardware Co.
Misses Grace and frankie Phillips,
of Conneross, are visiting Misses Allie
and Ruth Kay.
is visiting her mother, Mrs o. III. Schu-
macher, and family. She came up on
the excursion last Wednesday.
Maj. S. p. Dendy and wife departed
for their summer home at Toll Gate yes.
terday morning, where they will spend
two or three weeks in that delightful
climate.
Miss Lizzie McAnally came up on
the excursion from Charleston last Wed.
ncsday and is the guest Of her waim
friend, Mrs NJ f.. Bauknight. Her
halla will be delighted to meet her again.
Fifteen or twenty smart girls wanted
to sew. Expenses guaranteed till you
learn. Smart girls can make 81 per day.
Anderson Overall Factory, o b. Van
Wyck, Manager, Anderson, S. G. 81
Miss Nan and David Strother re.
turned last Friday from an extended
trip To the West. They have been tax
ing in the Lewis & Clark Exposition, at
Portland aud visited extensively in Cali
f"rnia. They report most enjoyable
time.
Mrs. Edw. r. Hipp and two children,
of Newberry, are at the Walhalla Hotel.
Mrs. Hipp is pleasantly remembered as
Miss Mary Holloway. She attended
school here some years ago, and has
many friends who are delighted to me,
her again.
Orr Bruce, of Towpville, has secured
the Clemson Scholarship upon competi-
tive examination, he making general
average of Is per cent which was the
highest average made. Mr. Bruce is a
bright young man of Oconee county and
we congratulate him on winning such
valuable prize.
Walter Gibson, colored, was arrested
Monday morning by Constable j. N.
Fitzgerald at West Union. Gibson is
guilty of picking up rope with steer
tied to one end of it. 1t was valued at
about S25 and Gibson disposed of it for
50 The steer belonged to II. f. Smith,
and was disposed of by the negro to an un-
known party, whose name he refused to
reveal. He was lodged in Jail to await
trial.
Doors, sash and blinds at Carter
Hardware Co.
Ernest f. Cochran, Esq, of Ander-
son. has sent in his resignation as AS
sistant District Attorney for the United
States Court. His private practice calls
for his whole time. ard he is compelled
to reinquish that or the Assistant At
torneyship. He has made an efficient
official, and his resignation causes regret
among his friends. His successor has
not yet been named.
The Rev. w. W. Akers, of Memphis,
Tenn, has consented to fill the appoint
ment for preaching in the Walhalla Pres.
byterian church next Sunday morning at
IL o'clock, August 9th, and the sessions
and the congregations of Richland and
Bethel churches are cordially invited to
attend and worship with US in these ser
vices. Clerk of Session,
Walhalla Church.
Next Sunday morning, at III o'clock,
the pulpit of the Walhalla Presbyterian
church will be occupied by Rev. w. w.
Akers, OF Memphis, Tenn. He is pastor
of the First Presbyterian church of that
city. and our people will welcome him
most cordially to our midst. 1t is quite
probable that he and his family will re-
main in Walhalla during the balance of
his vacation. They have been for some
time at Asheville and other health re-
sorts.