Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-05-17

FIRST class saw mill and engine for
sale. See T. E. Alexander, Walhalla, S. @.
Capt. w. A. Strother, of Walhalla,
has been appointed by Governor Hayward
as delegate to the Southern Industrial
Parliament, which meets in Washington
during the latter part of May or the first
of June.
j. S. Calvert, of Richmond, assistant
superintendent of the Western Union
! Telegraph Co., was in Walhalla yester-
day looking after the interests of his
company and possible improvements for
the service here.
-Drs. Jas. II. Crawford and Robert r.
| Cason, of Martin, Ca, were among
friends here Saturday and Sunday. They
are off on trouting expedition at
Whitewater, accompanied by Jessee C.
Neville and w. d. Moss.
IT. j. Hulme, of Elberton, Ca, is in
Walhalla. He will soon open up bowl
ing alley. His tent and outfit are on
Main street, between the Masonic Temple
and A. p. Crisp's store. He expects TO
remain here for some time.
On next Friday evening Eva Marie
Miller will appear in Walhalla and give
an entertainment of recitals. She prom
ises an evening of fun, pathOs, mirth and
melody in monologues, character sketches
and impersonations. Admission, 35, rs
and 15 cents.
-Pitchford Co. will sell line of
sample notions Friday, May 10. Sale to
commence at 10 O'Clock.
On the third Sabbath in May there
will be preaching at the Rock Hill
church, near Nevlle's school house, at 1 |
o'clock n. m, and at 3 o'clock in the
tor. Rev. w. j. Abbott. Public cor
daily invited to attend.
Il. p. Smith will run his annual ex.
cursion to Charleston on Tuesday, June
18th. The schedule will be arranged sc
as to give a daylight trip both ways
The Charleston excursion is always well
patronized and there will be no excep.
tion to the rule this year.
The friends OF Miss Olive G. Hicks
will be pleased to learn that she is ex.
pt I'd to arrive in Walhalla tomorrow
fro, Texas, where she has been engaged
for several years teaching school. She
will spend the summer vacation with hel
parents, Prof. and Mrs. John o. Hicks
Mayor Jas. Thompson, DR.. j. w. Bel
and w. l.. Werner are attending the
meeting of the Pythian Grand Lodge this
week at Beaufort. DR.. Bell was accom-
panied by his wife as far as Newberry
She will spend two weeks visiting rela
tives and friends there and at Johnston.
ALI parties holding keys to the box
at the store of Carter & Co., Walhalla
are requested to bring same to the store
at once. The Carter Company is anxious
that the lucky customer shall come anG
open the box at the earliest possible
date Remember this and bring youl
keys.
-Pitchford Co. will sell line OF
drummer's samples Friday, May 10
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. Try t.
be in our store promptly at that hour anc
get your choice.
Read the advertisement of JAS II
Adams, of Seneca, in this issue of Th.
Courier and watch for his announcement
next week. Mr.. Adams has Just re
turned from New York, where he pur
chased large stock of seasonable goods
and is prepared to show you bargains il
all lines. Be sure to call on him.
DIR. John G. Law left Monday morn
ing for Fort Worth, Texas, where he will
attend the session of the Presbyterian
General Assembly. He is one of the
ministerial commissioners from thu
South Carolina Presbytery. The Gene
raj Assembly is composed of over two
hundred delegates, secretaries and othel
officials. The session will continue fol
about ten days.
The semi-annual singing convention
of the Mountain Association convened
with Holly Springs church ON Saturday
and Sunday last Rev. r. j. Vinson wa.
reelected president The attendance or
Sunday was the largest ever gathered al
this church on any occasion. There was
the best of order and the singing was
up-to-date and greatly enjcved by all
Such occasions do great goo in training
congregations to sing in regular worship
and prepares the hearts of the people fol
a reception of the truth as 1T is presented
by the ambassadors of Christ from the
pulpit.