Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-07-03

Cotton seed meal $l.S5, at Moss &
Ansel, Walhalla.
S. E. Maxwell, Of Columbia, is visit
ing relatives In Walhalla.
j. c. Garrison is attending the State
Assoclaion OF Rural Letter Carriers in
Greenville this week.
Honea Path, are visiting their uncle and
aunt, Rev. and Mrs. G. d. Mann, in West
Union.
Miss Alice Strong left yesterday
morning for Athens, where she will spend
month in attendance upon the Geore a
State Summer School.
-We manufacture the drinks that
sells" Rye Ola, Jersey Cream, Famous
Royal, Cascade Ginger Ale and others.
Phone 81. Wilson Bottling Co.
H. A. II. Gibson, ESQ.,, of Columbia,
is spending few days in Walhalla among
relatives and friends. His many friends
here are pleased to meet him again and
see him looking SO we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Ad. Perry, of Brox.
ton, Ca, are visiting the formers sis
Perry, on Tugaloo street. Their many
friends here are pleased to meet them
again.
-Clem Wilbanks, who lives near Bel
mont school house, killed two large rat
tlesnakes last week. He killed one in
his cellar three feet and ten inches long,
| and was the possessor of four rattles.
The other had nine rattles.
On next Sunday afternoon at 8
, O'Clock the regular quarterly congrega.
| tional meeting will be held in st. Johns
Lutheran church. All members are
urged to attend, as there is business of
| Importance to transact.
Misses Annie Crisp and Katie Robins
returned from the Cedar Springs Insti-
tute last week. Their numerous friends
are pleased to meet them again. Miss
| Annie will have to attend only one more
session before graduation.
If you want to sell your land or buy
any land, in town or out, see me before
you trade. will make you money.
T. K. Alexe nder, Real Estate Agent,
Walhalla, S. G.
j. II. Adams, the "Poor Mans
Friend,' Seneca, is advertising another
big sale in this issue. At his place great
bargains are to be had. Everything to
60 at One-third off for the Glorious
Fourth. Be sure and call on him II you
want to save money.
"A large crowd attended the all-day
singing at Rocky Knoll church last Sun
day. There was plenty of good music
and everybody seemed to enjoy them
selves Immensely. The people of that
community hope to have a repetition of
last Sunday at some future date.
Drink Rye: Ola, "The King of Cola
Drinks" dopeless, harmless. For sale
only by Wilson Bottling Co.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. A.
Beatty, of Pendloton. on June Goth, a
daughter. 1t Is reported that Grandpa
Garrison has been getting things terri
bly, mixed on his rural route since the
advent of the little stranger, and his
patrons are making all sorts of COM
plaiats to the post Office authorities.
Il want all the blaokberries in the
county. viii pay 10 cents per gallon for
fresh berries at my factory. G. II. Chas-
tain, Walhalla, will also take all the fresh
berries yon bring him. j. Fl. Barnett,
70 2S Westminster, s. G.
Major and Mrs. 8. P. Dendy have re-
turned from Greenville, where they have
been with their children. Major Dendy
was carried to Johns Hopkins Hospital,
Baltimore, by DR.. 9. w. Gentry, where
1t was hoped he could be successfully
treated, he having been a great sufferer
from paralysis for several months. The
maj jor stood the trip remarkably well,
and his many friends here and through
out the county hope for his early
recovery.
-Ouly few more cane seed left. Call
and get what you want before they are
gone. Craig Werner Mercantile Co.
Col. r. d. Long, of Tugaloo, boarded
the train at Westminster yesterday for
Greenvilie, where he will make his home
temporarily. Mrs. Long has been in
very feeble health for a year or more,
and she has been taken there for treat
ment. 1t is probable that Col. Long
| will sell his fine plantation on Tugaloo
and move to Greenville--his old home.
We regret to lose these excellent people
from our county, but wish them much
success wherever they may cast their lot.
The colonel has ordered The Courier to
follow him. and promises us some spicy
letters from the "Mountain City,
Rev. j. r. Moore, of Westminster,
will deliver an address to the teachers of
Oconee county in the Court House at
Walhalla on Thursday night, July 11th,
at $50 o'clock. On Friday evening at
the same hour Col. Julius 4. Boggs, the
popular Solicitor of the Tenth Circuit,
will also deliver an address before the
teachers. His subject will be: "The
Teacher and The Law" We hope every
teacher in Oconee will attend the sum-
mer school, which opens here next Mon
day, and lasts for one week. These two
addresses will be entertaining and ele-
vating and we do not see how any up-to-
date teacher can afford to miss the ses-
sion. See program on seventh page of
this Issue