Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-04-19
School books and school supplies.
Walhalla Drug Co.

Miss Mamie Ansel is visiting her
cousin, Miss Gertrude Ansel, of Green
vile.
Damage by frost to gardens, grapes
and fruit of all kinds is reported all over
this section. Last Monday there was
heavy frost and much ice in this section.
Garter & Co., Walhalla, have plenty
of fertilizers and supplies on hand. They
are also selling clothing at reduced
prices. Read their advertisement and
call on them.
j. j. Sitton, of Pendleton, accompa-
MED by his wife, spent Sunday night and
Monday in Walhalla as the guests of
Maj. and Mrs. s. p. Dendy. They were
returning from business trip into North
Carolina.
Miss Matte Bruce closed a very sue
cessful school at Neville on April 14th.
Miss Bruce will leave for her home, near
Townville, very soon. She has made
many friends in this community, who
will miss her very much.
There will be an important confer
ence of the members of the Walhalla
Baptist church on next Sunday morning,
April 23d, Immediately after Sunday
school, to consider the call of a pastor
for the balance of this year.
DIR. j. w. Bell has just received his
new soda fount. 1t is one of the largest
and handsomest ever sold to merchant
or druggist in this section. He proposes
to add materially to his service to his
friends and patrons this summer.
Closing out lot of dry goods below
cost; also, few boys suits. Cambria
cents per yard at Norman's.
Mrs. Rev. +. James, of Anderson,
returned yesterday to her home, after q
pleasant visit to the family of Mrs. G. G.
Strong. Mrs. James is rememb bered by
many here as Miss Emily Werner. Her
friends were delighted to meet her again.
One of our old-time gardeners in
forms us that the 10th of May will bring
heavy frost this year. We give it for
what it is worth. Early gardeners this
year are experiencing considerable
anxiety as to the safety of tender vege-
table.
George Thompson, charged with the
killing OF Luther Hyde, at the Seneca
Cotton Mills. has been admitted to bail
in the sum of 1000 and was released
last Saturday. His bondsmen are
Campbell Courtenay and w. w. Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Walter Barton, of Atlanta, Ga.
is visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. j.
G. Schaid, and family, in Walhalla. Mrs.
Schaid has been quite ill for a week or
more with pneumonia. We are glad to
report that she is now very much better
and on fair way to ultimate recovery.
We are receiving large and stylish
line of spring hats and caps, which we
are selling very cheap; also white goods,
our prices before you buy.
MCGee's Cash Store, Westminster.
Last Monday morning the Keowee
Produce Co. made shipment of A cases
of eggs to commission merchants in
Columbia and Charleston. The ship.
ment contained 1,206 dozen. The com.
pany is handling large quantity OF
produce of various kinds.
| Jas. Thompson left yesterday fol
Spartanburg, where he will attend 9
special meeting of Knights of Pythias
/, Before his return he will also visit
Greers, where, as district Deputy Grand
Chancellor for the Sth Pythian District
he will institute new lodge.
B. G. Toy, of Victoria, N. c., was il
town last week buying his summer sup
plies and household furniture. He anC
his wife are going to Cashiers, n. c.
awhile. Mr.. Toy has only been home
for q short time from Mississippi, where
he spent the winter.
All members are requested to attent
the regular convention of Walhall;
Lodge, No. 81, next Monday evening a
8 o'clock. Past Grand Chancellor NJ. l.
Bonham, of Anderson, and Grand Vic
Chancellor b. a. Morgan, of Greenville
are expected to be present on this occa
sion. Work in the first, second ant
third ranks. All Knights in the count,
and adjoining towns are most cordial,
invited. Owing to protracted services il
the Methodist church there was no meet