Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-06-14
Fresh cheese at Todd's Market.

Rev. H. q. Grossman will conduct
English services in the Lutheran church
next Sunday morning. Special sermon
"Shoul6 church members attend
dancesp" Welcome.
Quite crowd of young people went
to Seneca Monday evening to attend the
''show" at the opening of Sensoa's new
opera house by travelling company.
They were we'll pleased.
The Blue Ridge Railroad is building
new water tank at the east end of the
trestle in Walhalla. Work has also been
begun on the side track for the Brown
Lumber Co., in West Union.
--Miss Bessie Roberts, of Columbia,
returned to Walhalla last week to spend
vacation with her mother, Mrs. l.. f.
Roberts, and family. Her friends here
are glad to welcome her back to her old
home.
Capt. and Mrs. w. T. Rowland, of
Statesville, N. c., arrived in Walhalla
Saturday. Mr. Rowland returned Tues
day, but Mrs. Rowland will spend some
days with her parents, Col. and Mrs. r.
A. Thompson.
R. A. Waite, after spending several
months at his old home in Waukesha,
Wis, returned last Wednesday to Wal
halla and is at his old quarters at the
! Walhalla Hotel. His friends here are
glad to welcome him back.
| 81, 800 worth of mems suits and ex.
! ira pants that must 90 in the next three
weeks regardless of cost:
G. w. & j. f. Bauknight.
Charlotte Observer, June 18th: Can't.
Tom Rowland, a popular conductor be-
tween here and Statesville, is off on his
vacation. He and Mrs. Rowland will GO
to Walhalla and other points in South
Carolina, to visit friends and relatives.
Miss Olive Toy, of Victoria, N. c..
was in town few hours last week or
her way home from Greenyille, S. c..
where she has been attending college fol
the last nine months. Miss Olive is q
most charming young lady and gains
many friends wherever she goes.
j. III. Adams, of Seneca, is still sell
ing at money-saving prices. Be sure tc
| read what he has to say on the third
page of this issue, and call on him. He
is making it interesting for his custom
ers. and is holding up his reputation az
'The Poor Mans Friend"
! Read the advertisements in The
Courier and patronize the merchants OF
Oconee. Nine times out of ten, wher
out you could have gotten better from
your homo merchants for less. Remem
Der this, and remember also that the live
merchants advertise in The Courier.
Miss Lavina Patrick, of Anderson is
visiting Misses Julia and Olive Maxwell
She arrived last Wednesday evening and
expects to return to Anderson this week
She has made many friends during this
and other visits to Walballa, and she il
always most welcome guest here.
Have your walls made new with
Alabastine-a cold water paint almost a,
cheap as white-wash; any color.
Walhalla Drug Co.
IT. w. Condor, of Charleston, is il
Walhalla, for few days among friends
Mr.. Condor is a member The News and
Courier force of linotype operators. A
number of years ago he was in the news
paper business in this section, having
been manager of the Seneca Free Press
His friends here and at Seneca are glac
to renew his acquaintance.
Alfred Dodd, of Norfolk, Va, spen
few days in Walhalla and West Unior
this week visiting relatives and friends
This is his first visit to his old home il
eight and half years. He is now located
permanently at Norfolk. as yardmaste
for the Seaboard Air Line Railway. He
has spent his time since early boyhooC
in the railway service.