Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-01-30

lu0 low 6tSot UIIuR0 ONcT SOuu0TObS
creek, at the High Bridge site, has been
completed, received and opened to the
public. The jenkins bridge, over Chauga,
has been rebuilt and is now ready for
travel.
Mrs. K. l.. Herndon has been an in
tense sufferer for several days, caused by
accidentally stepping on rusty nail,
which penetrated her foot through her
shoe. She ia now getting better, we re
glad to announce.
DIR. B. r. Sloan, w. Thos. Maxwell
aud B. S. Look have been elected repre-
sentatives to the Knights Of Pythias Dis
on February 10th. They will represent
Walhalla Lodge, No. 81.
j. L. Standley, committed to Jail on
Saturday, January 10th, for the killing
of Lee Knight, was released Monday last
on bail in the sum of 81 900 for his ap-
pearance at tho Court of General Sessions
next Monday.
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. L. Alexander, Real Estate Agent,
Walhalla, S. @.
"A. w. Elrod, of Seneca, is spending
the winter at Tampa, Fla. He writes us
under date of January oath that it is
COOloT thoI0 Iudu Wuou u6 ltIU o6uGCa
week before. He says Tampa is
growing city and. everybody is on rush.
You should take dinner next Mon.
day and Tuesday at the Court House
with the ladies of the Monument Asso.
citation. They will have real treat for
everybody Only 25 cents for splendid
dinner-from IL O'Clock in the morning
to o'clock p. m.
Mrs. N. T. Fant left last Friday morn
in fnr xx,I cl,, 20
visit her daughter, Miss Helen FAINT,
who is a student in Winthrop College.
Mrs. FAINT will visit other relatives aud
friends in Columbia, Greenville and An
'derson before she returns.
j. w. Holleman last week purchased
from Mrs. Roberts. of Chattanooga,
the vacant lot fronting about two hun
dred feet on Tugaloo street and about
sixty feet on South Broad. We are in
formed that Mr.. Holleman will in the
near future erect a handsome cottage
residence there.
Pretty line lawn turnovers, linen and
lace collars, black silk and white wash
belts, windsor ties, handkerchiefs, ETC.,
just come in by express.
Hunt & Harper,
Seneca, S. G.
Rev n. B. Clarkson and wife arrived
in Walhalla last Friday, and are stopping
at present with his son, Rev. G.. F. Clark
son, in West End. We extend hearty
and cordial welcome to these most ex-
cellent people. 1t is quite probable that
Mr.. Clarkson and wife will become per-
manent citizens of our town.
Anderson Intelligencer, January 28:
"a law partnership has been formed be-
and s. M. Wolfe. Esq, of this city, aud
the firm name will be Jaynes & Wolfe.
The Office of Mr.. Jaynes in Walhalla and
Mr.. Wolfe's office in this city are con-
nected by the Bell Telephone system"
Capt. and Mrs. r. c. Strother, after
visiting their children and families in
Georgia and South Carolina and spend
ing some time in Florida, returned to
their home in West Union last Sunday,
after being absent six weeks or more.
Their, outing was very enjoyable one
indeed. Their little granddaughter,
Elizabeth Reid, accompanied them home.
Our venerable friend, John M. Gill;
son, of the Bounty Land section, sold a
fine hog to the city market one day last
week. 1t weighed 52S pounds net. Mr..
Gillison is one of our Oldest citizens, be-
ing in the SOS, and we venture the asser-
tion that he never bought peck of meal
or pound of meat in his life. We wish
him yet many years of happiness and
prosperity.
"A special communication of Blue
Ridge Lodge No. 92, A. F. NJ, will be
| held in Masonic Temple on next Friday
night, February 1st, at 7.30 O'Clock,
| for work in the Master Mason's Degree.
Refreshments will be served. The Craft
are requested to be prompt in their at
| tendance. Members of sister lodges in
the county are cordially invited to be
present.
AT the regular meeting of Walhalla
Lodge, No. 81, X. of p, last Monday
| night, arrangements were begun looking
| to the holding of one of the Knights ex-
| cellent banquets some time during Feb
| ruary. A committee, consisting Of j. w.
| Shelor, Jas. Thompson, b. S. Look, S. N.
PitchfOrd and f. A. III. Schroeder, was
appointed to perfect arrangements and
| report to the lodge. They we're instructed
to confer with the ladies of the Oconee
| Confederate Monument Association with
a view to securing their aid in furnish
ing and preparing the banquet, thus as
suring banquet of the highest order
and at the same time lending valuable
assistance to worthy cause. Tho
Pythian banquots usually call for from
125 to $50 covers, and the one for Febru-
ary will be no exception to this rule
The assembling of local Knights and
their families and friends, and those of
other lodges, as we'll as distinguished
visitors from tho Grand Lodge, make
these gatherings of more than ordinary
interest, and their banquets of the past
have ranked at the top for general ex-
cellence.