Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-08-14
--Special: Three McCray refriger-
ators at 20 per cent discount; you

Special: Three McCray refriger-
ators at % per cent discount; you
can AFFORD to own one at this price.
Seneca Hardware Co.
---Mrs.J. r. Earle left this morning
for Gainesville, where she will spend
several days with relatives.
Il. H. White, John Rochester, War
rem Smith and Bowie White were
among those who took advantage Of
the excursion to Charleston. They
report splendid time, and enjoyed
especially the spin over to Sullivan's
Island and the Isle of Palms, where
music, dancing and bathing were the
order of the day.
Cups and saucers, white and
decorated; English goods. Special
prices this month.
Craig-Verner Mercantile Co.
Hon. o. B. Martin, State Super
intendent of Education, will meet the
trustees and people interested in the
proposed high school for Center town
ship at Oakway on Wednesday, Aug
ust 2S, at 1910 A. NJ, for instruct
ing, inspecting and advising in regard
to said proposed school. A full at
tendance of all interested Is urgently
requested.
-Lavonia Times: "The Times has
secured the services Of w. G.. Loehr,
Of Walhalla, to take the place of Wal
lace White, who goes to accept posi-
tion with the Hartwell Bank in about
two weeks. Mr.. Loehr has had seve-
raj years Of experience on Georgia
newspapers, having been for some
time with the Hartwell Sun. He will
move his family to Lavonia about
the first Of September"
1t is with deep regret that we
chronicle the serious illness of Judge
d. A. Smith at his home in Midway.
He has been a great sufferer for the
past two months, and during the most
Of that time he has been confined to
his bed. He rested fairly well last
night, but is still very weak this
morning. His many friends through
out the county and town are anxious
ly awaiting a change for the better,
hour.
Three refrigerators-$30, $35
and $40, with 25 per cent off. Bet
ter buy one now than pay the full
price in four or five months.
Seneca Hardware Co.
Guy T. Grove, after spending a
couple of months with his family and
among his many friends in Walhalla,
left yesterday for Fort Worth, Texas,
wlere he has accepted a position
with the Santa Fe Railroad as train
dispatcher. His friends here regret
his departure, but wish him every
success in his new home. He is an
|expert telegrapher, and has held some
very responsible positions with the
large railway systems Of this country.
Cotton seed meal and hulls at
the Newry Store.
Prof. Richard B. Erwin, of Mar
Floyd, of Kershaw, Lancaster county,
S. c., and Mrs. Marion e. Scott, of
Williamsburg county, S. c.. arrived
in Walhalla the early part of last
week on visit to their brother, Gen.
w. F. Erwin, and family. They are
spending some time with Mrs. Mar
garet Erwin since the death of their
brother. The many friends Of Gen.
and Mrs. Erwin are pleased to meet
them.
Cotton seed meal and huiis at
the Newry Store.
We regret to chronicle the death
of j. Richard Sloan, which occurred
at his home, near Zion school house,
yesterday afternoon, from a relapse
of fever. Mr.. Sloan moved to Oconee
last December from Simpsonville. and
was an industrious, hard-working
farmer, and peaceful and law-abiding
citizen. He was only 2S years of
age, and thus a man in his years of
usefulness has been taken from our
midst. He is survived by his wife and
five children. The interment will
take place at the Neville burying
ground this afternoon. To the be-
reaved family is extended the sympa-
thy of many friends.