Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-03-06
-Wanted-A renter.

See advertisement of d. s. Abbott,
furniture dealer, who makes unusually
attractive offers this week. If you want
to fit up your home or purchase musical
instruments call on him.
John b. Sloan, ID. ID. S. A., will visit
Oconee Conclave, l. 0. H., Tomorrow
(rhursday) night. Every member earn.
of Importance to be transacted.
Il have at my farm, one mile south of
jack for service. % @ W. q. Burnside.
Little Miss Ida Biemann has been
quite unwell for the past week, being
confined to her bed. She is improved
this morning, however, and her mapy
little friends will be glad to see her out
soon.
John Kaufman, of Anderson, has
returned to Walhalla, to accept position
with the Wilson Bottling Works. He
will succeed Jesse Hays, who will take a
position with the new mercantile firm of
Moss & Ansel.
Mice line Of guitars at Norman's.
7-See advertisement Of b. j. Moody, of
Salem. He has opened full line of gem
eral merchandise at that place apd will
be pleased TO have his friends call on him.
He is prepared to give prompt attention
to all oustomers.
w. 8. Hunter & Co., of Seneca, call
attention to their large stock of spring
goods now arriving. Call and see them.
The reputation Of this long-cstablished
house Ia full guarantee for every article
handled by them. Sec advertisement
elsewhere.
"A few good mules and horses for
sale cheap, for cash or on time, at Car
ter q Co.'s, Wslhalla. :: e s.%
George Y. Coleman, formerly Of
Oconee, but now of Charleston, has been
named by Governor Ansel as q member
of his staff. Mr.. Coleman ia young
friends are glad to know that he has
been honored thus by Mr.. Ansel.
jesse and Crsyton Rankin have re-
turned to their homo at Chino, CAL,
after pleasant visit of some months to
relatives in Oconee. They left this
county about fifteen months ago to
make California their home, and are de-
i,hted with the country and the people.
-Nice lot of stationery at Norman's.
SEQ notice of auction sale of valuable
property in West Union. This property
will be sold by j. @. Shockley on salesday
In April, the first day of the month. Real
estate dealers or those desiring to invest
be on hand. Watch for particulars and
fuller description.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Lucas arrived
here from Columbia last Sunday after
noon. They will reside at the Fretwell
cottage, on Main street. Mr.. Lucas Is
receiving the hearty congratulations of
his many friends here, and the establish.
ment Of this new home in our midst is q
source of great pleasure to the friends of
both Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas.
ALI clothing at greatly reduced prices
for the next 80 days. Line of odd pants
at cost. NJ. s. Stribling, e...
1-tf Westminster, s.. g.
Luther johnson, colored, died at his
home here last Thursday night from
typhoid pneumonia. He was about 60
years of age, and had for long while
Walhalla. He was q brick mason by
trade, but was most serviceable to the
town in the capacity of nurse, in which
manner he had become familiar with the
entire community and will be missed.
w. G. Grogan, of Chino, CAL, ar
rived in Walhalla last Monday to spend
several months at his old home on Keo-
wee river and among relatives in the
county. He will remain in Oconee
until September looking after business
interests. He reports having met with
buCC6SS III ChllIOTuld anu lOU6QuB making
that his home. His brother, Newton
Grogan, has been q resident of that State
for fifteen years and is prospecting. Mr..
Grogan's many Oconee friends are
pleased to see him again and to learn. of
his success In his adopted homo.
All kind of seeds at Norman's.
Rev. Geo. H. Judd, who has for
some months been pastor of the Wal
halla Baptist church, gave notice last
Sunday that he would ask that his pasto-
raj relations be severed. Mr.. Judd has
been particularly active in his work since
he took the charge here, and his work
had brought forth good fruit. His con-
gregation regrets deeply to give him up.
He will hereafter be engaged in evange-
listic work with DIR. Len G.. Broughton
in Atlanta. He left to-day for that city,
and carries with him the best wishes of
hosts of friends hero and elsewhere. Mr..
Judd first came to Walhalla in May of
last year, and though his stay was short,
his earnest, conscientious devotion to his
church work made him popular figure
in all religious circles, regardless of de-
nomination. We regret his departure
and wish for him that abundant success
which we feel his faithful services so
richly merit.
If you want to sell your land or buy
any land, in town or out, see me before
you trade. will make you money.
I. K. Alexander, Real Estate Agent,