Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-05-03
Bug Death increases the yield.
Wa1halla Drug Co.

visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. b.
Oehmig.
Mrs. G. Shanklin and daughter, of
Clemson, spent Saturday and Sunday at
the home of Capt. j. G. Neville. in West
Union.
For the next fifteen days We will sell
our entire stock of goods at cost.
John +. Craig, Manager
John S. Bauknight. Jube Strother.
JAS. III. Darby and Samuel Snead are on
a short fishing trip to Whitewater.
Col. N. NJ. Hardin, a prominent
lawyer of Blacksburg, S. c., was in Wal
halla Monday and Tuesday on profes-
sional business.
school for the month of April: Ada Sim
gleton, Mary Singleton, Higgins Single
ton, Fay Hembree, Willie Pitts.
Save your potatoes by using Bug
Death. Walhalla Drug Co.
Mrs. G. w. Wilkie and children, of
Charleston, are stopping at the Walhalla
Hotel. They will spend the summer
here. Their friends are glad to welcome
them to Walhalla again.
Miss Emily Compton closed very
successful school at Tabor last Friday.
She is good teacher and her work there
has been we'll executed. Her many
friends wish for her success wherever
she may teach.
We are in receipt of q handsome in
vitation to the commencement exercises
of Clemson College, which are to be held
in Memorial Hall June A to 8, 1905. An
attractive program is arranged, which
we will publish next week.
For buggies, surreys, wagons and
harness see Carter Hardware Co. and
save money.
Il. II. Harrison left this morning for
Landrum, S. c., to be at the bedside of
his brother, Geo. A. Harrison, who is
critically i'll at his home there. Mr.. Har-
rison's many Walhalla friends hope to
hear of his improvement and early re-
covery.
II want another good horse. age to
10 years. N. l.. FAINT.
Richard d. Oelkers and family, of
Hendersonville, N. c., after spending
several months in the old North State,
have returned to their old home in Wal
halla to take up life's duties and respon-
in merchandising in the west end of the
town. May success and prosperity at
tend our young friend.
Next Wednesday, May 10th, l.. P.
Smith will run his annual excursion to
Atlanta, returning Thursday night at IL
O'Clock. The train is scheduled to leave
Cherry's at IL 40 p. NJ, fare $500; leave
Seneca p. M, fare $500: leave West
minister 1.30 p. M, fare S1.S5. 1t will
arrive in Atlanta at Up. m. Wednesday
evening.
For buggies, wagons and harness see
Matheson Hardware Co., Westminster,
S. G.
Mrs. w. G. Perry, of Greenville, ac-
by her children, is visiting
the families of Capt. VIM. Perry and
Capt. and Mrs. S. X. Dendy. They will
spend some time here among relatives
and friends. Mrs. Perry has been for
some time quite sick, having suffered
severe attack of grip. from which she
hopes to recuperate during her stay in
Walhalla.
Seneca Institute has issued invita-
tions and programs for their commence
ment exercises Thursday evening, May
11th, 1905, at $50 p. m. The graduating
class numbers eleven. This is colored
institution and is doing a good work.
Our colored people are justly proud of it.
j. j. Starks is principal and has asso-
ciated with him some of the best col
ored teachers the county affords.
In the notice of the death of Mrs.
Alice Jones Kelley last week there oc-
Cured several errors, which we desire to
correct Mrs. Kelley was the wife of j.
8, 1867, at Tamassee, S. G. The notice
last week gave her husbands name as
j. Edward Kelley, and stated she was
born at Charlotte, N. c., December 8,
1854. Her parents had never lived at
Charlotte.
Iron Beds.-We have some beautiful
designs. MathesOn Hardware Co., West
minister, S. G.
Rev. j. E. James. of the Central Pres
byterian church left this morning for
Coronaca, where he will deliver the
charge at the instillation of Rev. 8. l.
Wilson. He will preach at Greenwood
in the evening and then go to Columbia
to join Mrs. James in visit to relatives.
will occupy Mr.. James pulpit tomorrow
at the Central Presbyterian church, at
both the morning and evening services.-
Anderson Mail, April 20.
The 10Th annual "Schuetzenfest and
Golden Jubilee of "Die Deutsche
Schuetzen Gesellschaft' German Rifle
Club of Charleston will be held at the
club grounds near that city, May s to 13,
inclusive. Attractive programs have
been arranged. We understand num-
Der from Walhalla will attend. Special
railroad rates have been granted. The
fare from Walhalla for the round trip
is $S.7 Tickets on sale May Sth, good
till the 18th.
Il have taken the agency for the An
ders Steam Laundry. My wagon will
call and collect on Mondays. West
Union and Walhalla patronage solicited.
n. l.. FAINT.
The following persons have been reg.
istered at tho Waihalla Hotel since Wed.
nesday, April 26th: II. p. Mcdaniel,
Pickens; G. +. Fincanuon, So. Ry.; ErVa
X. Durant, Mrs. NJ. A. Dargan, Leomin-
ster, Mass. w. II. Collier, Mrs. A. NJ.
Thomas, w. j. Thomas. o. G. Long, g..