Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-04-18

WanC tne peSt, tne newest, tne iBteSG
styles in millinery. Everything selected
with view to excellence.
Wedding bells will ring in Midway
this week.
See important legal and other adver-
tisements in The Courier this week.
Capt. aud Mrs. j. r. Anderson, of
friends yesterday.
"A beautiful line of summer laprobes
at Carter Hardware Co.
Mrs. Richmond, of Atlanta, spent
last week in Walhalla visiting at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. G. l.. Reid. She
returned to her home yesterday.
Largest line of laces, embroiderics
and ribbons have ever carried. M. S.
Stribling, Westminster, S. g.
Major VIM. j. Stribling left Monday
morning for Oklahoma. III. will be alb
sent for week or ten days attending to
business matters.
For Salo--A 17inch Burnahm turbine
water wheel, shafting, pulleys, &c.. com-
plete. Call on or address Mrs. j. d.
Shankl!n, Westminster. S. @. is il
Eugene p. Hntchison, of Spartan
burg, is visiting his brothers and sister
glad to meet him.
jewelry. Walhalla Drug Co.
Ben p. Fisher, a former Oconee oiti-
zen, was in Walhalla last week. He was
on his way from Belton to Oak Point,
WASH, where he expects to reside in the
future.
-Lost-In Walhalla, last Wednesday,
black and tan rat-terrier, named Jim.
Will give reward for his return to DIR. b.
f. Sloan, Walhalla, or to me at Seneca.
1t Bl +. Sloan.
Miss Jessie Chalmers, of Picket Post,
is now convalescent, after battling
fortnight with an attack of la grippe.
ration to health.
-For dress goods and clothing see
w. p. Nimmons, Seneca.
Little Miss Bessie Earle entertained
a number of her friends last Friday with
an egg hunt. Delightful refreshments
were served to the little guests, who
thoroughly enjoyed tho occasion. The
seventh birthday of the little hostess
was the occasion for the gathering. She
was the recipient of many nice presents.
Big line paints, oils and brushes. re
ceived. Wslhalla Drug Co
superintendent II. A. Williams, of
the Southern Railway, has announced
that no radical change will be made in
the Columbia and Greenville Railroad
schedules, but than an arrangement has
been perfected by which the up country
trains will be enabled to run on schedule
time. This will be good news to the
travelling public.
Best wear in oxfords, Gibson ties
and spring shoes. M. S. Stribling, West
minister, S. G.
Deputy Collector John P. Scruggs,
Deputy Marshal w. B. +. Corbin and
posse last week captured a whiskey
wagon with so gallons of whiskey and a
quantity of articles connected with the
travelling retail business. Two mules,
in the possession of the officers. They
were seized from VIM. E. Whitworth,
near the Prather bridge, in this county.
My line of dress goods surpasses
anything l have ever handled. M. S.
Stribling, Westminster, S. C..
Paints that go farther and last longer
than any other-New Era, the snowflake
of paints. Walhalla Drug Co.
Palm Sunday and Easter services in
the Lutheran church were unusually in
teresting. The audiences were very
large. The holy communion was espe-
cially solemn and impressive and nearly
all the members communed. There
were five additions to the church. The
music good and the attention solemn and,
reverent. The offerings were thirty
dollars.
Get your Easter supplies from us, we
have most everything.
Craig Werner Mercantile Co.
Il. M. Wilson, of Honea Path, is in
town to-day on business. He has leased
from w. NJ. Brown the Whitewater Inn,
at Jocassee, and will take charge of it
for this season. Mr.. Wilson is highly
pleased with the mountain country, and
the Jocassee Valley is one Of the pret-
tiest localities in this section for summer
visitors. The Whitewater Inn and other
places in that section have been very
popular for several years.
Just received five hundred barrels
of patent and half patent flour on con-
signment. 1t must and will be closed
out regardless of price. Country mer-
chants as we'll as others will save money
by buying of us. j. & j. S. Carter,
Westminster, S. G. 1916
Mrs. Margaret Ladey died at her
residence, near Walhalla, April 18th,
1905, having nearly completed her 10th
year. She was an old resident and one
of the German colony that settled Wal
halla. Having confessed her sins and
receiving the holy communions she died
peacefully, having been lifelong mem
Der of the Lutheran church. Her remains
were laid to rest in the cemetery after
funeral services in the Lutheran church.
conducted by Rev. III. G. Grossman on
Saturday. The deceased is survived by
only one child, VIM. ID. Ladey, with
whom she made her home. To him is
extended the sympathy of many friends
Have doubled my stock of hats,
shirts, ties, etc. M. S. Stribling, West
minister, S. G.
-Wanted-By Chic igo Wholesale and
mail order house, assistant manager (map
or woman) for this county and adjoining