Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-01-17

SEQ the fertilizer advertisement OF
G. w. ,Gignilliat.
Mrs. C. NJ. Brenneoke has returned
froas MoCormick, where she has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. &. Il. Baugh,
mann.
We are requested by ID. ii. Hanvey
To make the following announcement
"Tbe Baptist church at Cross RJads
urgently requests each and every mem.
| her to lie present on Saturday before the
first Sunday in February, 1906, being the
3d day of the month. Please remember
the day and date, as'there is some very
important business to see after"
Cash to-day and credit tomorrow al
Edward Callas's.
Paul Fredericks, of Walhalla, was
married on Decent ber 27tb, to Miss Carrie
Hayes, of Seneca. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. j. H. Stone. Mr..
Fredericks is the popular baggage master
on the Blue Ridge railroad and his
friends wish for him and his bride many
years of happiness and prosperity. They
are now boarding with Mrs. j. NJ. Nc
Guire on Main Street.
On Friday night last g large COM
pany> completely surprised Rev. and Mrs.
Grossman at the Lutheran parsonage.
happy evening was spent in conversa-
| tiOn and songs. Rev. Grossman made an
address of warm thanks and offered
prayer for Gods blessing on all. A
load "f groceries, fruit, meat and many
good were left for the use of the
happy SOr aud wife.
Fine line perfumery to go at a reduc-
tion. Walhalla Drug Co. If
Albert Peehuff and family, of Ander-
son county, have moved to Oconee to
make their home. Mr.. Peehuff and son,
w. A. Peehuff, have purchased land in
the Ebenezer section, but are cultvating
other lands this year. We welcome them
to Oconee. This county is attracting
many new citiz MS from other sections,
and we are glad to note tho influx of
good, substantial farmers to our midst.
There is plenty of room and a hearty
welcome for all.
Edward Callas sells two plugs of
Browns Mule tobacco for 10 cents
Mrs. n. L. Fant left last Friday
morning for Atlanta, Ca, where she
Went for the purpose of having an opera
ton performed in the throat of her little
son Gordon. We learn the operation
was successfully performed on Monday
morning by DR.. Crawford, a specialist on
the treatment of diseases ot the throat,
eye, ear aud nose, since which time the
little sufferer has been doing as we'll as
could be expected, considering the Sc
verify of the operation. We hope the
child will soon be restored to perfect
health and will grow up strong aud
robust.
Two good mules for sale cheap
Apply to Il. f. Alexander.
Jos. b. Merrill, who had been quite
sick for year or more, died last Friday
at his home near Walhalla. His remains
were buried at the old Neville school
house burying ground on Saturday, Rev.
f. S. Jones conducting the funeral SER
vices. Mr.. Merrill was soldier in the
ranks of the Federal army curing the
Civil war, having enlisted from Connecti-
cut, his native State. He was harness
maker by trade. He had lived in this
section for a number of years. He leaves
a wife to mourn his death. Mr.. Merrill
was about 81 years of age. For year
or more he had been almost helpless,
suffering from paralysis.
-Fahnestock, the dentist, office at
| Mrs. Roses residence Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. 2-3*