Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-02-13
--Lyoeum entertainment February 81.

hyOOoht - OOAuoAy go
Specially low prices on barb wire and
ward Go.
Admission to the lyceum entertain
ment is only 20 and so cents.
The "Pretty Sister of jose" Come
and see.
church next Sunday morning. Public
invited.
Mrs. A. G.. Fretwell, of Senoia, Ga,
is spending a few days here with her
friends.
II. Il. Harrison has been quite unwell
for week or ten days. We hope to see
him out in few days.
-Lost-Pointer dog, white, with liver
spots, short tell and answers to name of
Jack. Reward. 8. N. Pitchford.
Rev. j. A. Bond, who has recently
come amongst us, will preach in the
Walhalla Baptist church next Sunday
morning at IL O'clock.
DIR. G C.. Probst has opened dental
Office at his residence on Main street,
where he will be- pleased to receive pa
tients AID those desiring tn consult him.
For sale-Good horse works well any
where; gentle; safe for ladies to drive.
Will sell cheap. @. L. Craig, Walhalla. z
Married, at the residence of the off,
ciating minister, Rev. K. j. Vinson, at
1907, Robt. r. Carter and Miss L. N.
Adams; all of Oconee county.
"A new warehouse is being built on
the Blue Ridge right of way by Carter
& Co., who will have two warehouses
hereafter, having purchased the buggy
warehouse of the Carter Hardware Co.
DIR. j. II. Moore has opened his pri-
vate Office In the west end of the Wal
halla Hotel, fronting on Main street,
where he will be prepared to receive
patients and those desiring his services.
When the Legislature fixes it 30 that
we can't buy whiskey or smoke tobacco
or raise a little spare change by giving
a lien, there won't be u thing lett to do
but to grow pair of wings and go to
heaven.
For sale-A valuable farm, one of
the best in Ocouee, near Walhalla. Ad-
diess b, care Keowee Courier. -10s
Miss Hattie Darby returned to Wal
halla last Sunday, after an extended visit
to relatives and friends at Fort Motto
and Columbia. She is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. /. Fl. Harrison, on
Faculty Hill.
Miss Lille Thompson returned to
Walhalla Monday from Columbia, where
she had been visiting her brother, Henry
K. Thompson. Her visit was shortened
there owing to the illness of her brother,
Mayor James Thompson.
Mayor Jas. Thompson has been quite
sick at his home here for a week. He is
suffering from severe attack of grip.
We regret to announce tat his condition
is not improving this morning. His
hosts of friends here and elsewhere hope
for his speedy recovery. >
Attention is directed to the Citation
Notices of Mrs. Alice Conley in the estate
of g.. 81. Conley, deceased, and G. q.
Jaynes in the estate of w. w. Erskine,
deceased. These cases will be heard by
the Probate Judge of Oconee county on
Thursday, February 28th.
Get tickets for lyceum entertainment
Thursday night, February 81.
Miss Luna TEibble, wh9 has been
during this session, left last week for her
homo at Due West. Her place ip the
school has been filled by the election of
Miss Lemmie Tribble, her sister, who
has assumed charge of her work. ,u o
County Treasurer Schroeder informs
us this morning that he has go, 900 State
and county taxes to collect and 1000
receipts to write. After March 1st o
penalty of seven per cent will be added
to all unpaid taxes. 1t behooves our
people therefore to pay up promptly and
avoid the penalty.
Richard w. Grubbs, the new County
Auditor for OcOnee. is expected to take
charge of his office to- morrow, j. p.
Reese, who has filled the Office accepta-
bly, and efficiently for several years. re-
firing. We extend cordial greetings 10
Mr.. Grubbs, our new County Auditor,
and hope he may have pleasant term of
Office.
To-day wednesday, the Lenten sea-
son begins and continues for forty days.
The Lenten season commemorates
Christ's forty days fast and during it all
pleasures of public nature are dis
carded and the days are given over to
meditation and prayer. Easter this year
falls on the 31st of March, the first Sun
day after the first full moon after the
21st of March.
Mrs. Mary e. Todd died at the home
of her son-in-law, Rev. Robt. j. Vinson,
at Holly Springs, on January 2lst, after
a lingering relapse of the measles. In her
Goth year. Her remains were buried at
Holly Springs on the day following, Rev.
F. T. Burton conducting the funeral SER
vices. She was member of the Old
Westminster Baptist church, and had
been consistent member of said de-
nomination for IS years, and died in the
full triumphs of living faith. The
relatives desire to extend thanks to
friends and neighbors for kindness and
sympathy shown.
Tabor Dots