Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-01-09
III sell corn, oats and hay--the best
grades only. TN. Lowery,

/ (2)G Seneca--W Westminster.
w. II. Morgan, who has been la An
derson year with the Riverside Manu-
featuring Company, Is again Ia the en-
ploy of the Walhalla Cotton Mills.
Preaching at Rocky Knoll Baptist
Sunday in the present month at 8 O'Clock
p. m, and on Sunday following at IL a.
M, by the PASTOR Rev. l.. NJ. LYDIA.
For Rent-One store room on Main
street. Apply to A. L. billiard, West
Minister, s. =. rs
JAS. A. White, q son of Geo. M.
White, of West Union, has gone to Birm-
ingham, where he has accepted posi-
zion with the Frisco Boiler Works. He
10 q young man of energy and practical
knowledge, and we wish him much suc-
cess 10 his new field.
Col: R. z; Mason, Of Charlotte. spent
among relatives and friends. He paid
The Courier an appreciated visit. BY
adoption an ardent Tar Heel, still he has
lost mono of his love for old South Caro-
lima and cannot resist occasional visits to
his old homo county.
Hawke glasses never peddled. Sold
on q strict guarantee or money refunded.
In about two weeks at Bells Drug Store.
jas. =. Massey, Of Columbus. Ca,
was in Walhalla Monday on business.
Columbus Manufacturing Co., and is
fast forging to the front In business cir
cles of that city. He is a young Oco.'
neean Of excellent traits, and his success
in his adopted home ia richly merited.
The first of the union services at
Walhalla took place last Sunday evening
at the Baptist church, when the Rev. j.
G. Yongue delivered powerful sermon
on the responsibility of the churches to
witness for Christ and spread the gospel,
and the endnement Of power necessary
for this. There was large attendance.
-"The Man from Kahn" See Bauk-
night ad. on first page.
-Silas X. Cannon, of Layonia, Ca,
spent yesterday in Walhalla at the home
| of w. w. Moss, on Faculty Hill. Mr..
Cannon was over on a short visit to rela-
tives In the county, and while In Wal
halla paid The Courier a pleasant call.
He is a clever, genial gentleman, and his
visits to Walhalla are greatly appreciated
by his many friends here.
DIR John 3. Morton. whose age is IS
years, was stricken with paralysis of his
right side on last Saturday night at the
home of his sou, Charles b; Morton, in
Walhalla. He IL critically i'll and is not
| expected to live DIR. Morton ID we'll and
| favorably known to many of our people,
who will be glad to hear of his improve
ment.
w. A. Mason, of Lavonia, Ca, spent
some time In Walhalla this week visiting
at the home of Major and Mrs. Jas. Sea.
born. He Is a brother of Mrs. Seaborn,
and his occasional visits to Walhalla arc
appreciated not only by his relatives,
but humorous friends as we'll. Mr.. Mason
returned to Lavonia to- day accompanied
by Mrs. Seaborn, who will be absent from
horie about two weeks. -.
Hold on for few days before hav-
ing your eyes tested, as A. K. Hawks eye
specialist will be at Bells Drug Store in
give satisfaction or money refunded.
last Monday were aa follows:. Massey
lands, IS acres to Louis Vollrath for
81 400, 81 acres to Brown LuWber, Co.
for 1870, 285 acres to j. j., l.. e., s. Z.
and M. j. Rankin for $1,155; Mcdonald
land. 167 acres to Martha j. Mcdonald
for $1,000, 46 acres to Dr., J.,S. Stribling
for 5000; Robbins lands, 127 acres to s.
r. G. Gaines for $500. Total sales
amounted to $9,035. "
DIR. A. Marks, of Spartanburg, Is ut
the Walhalla Hotel for two weeks. He
is one of the foremost eye specialists Of
this country. He is thoroughly prepa red
to meet all emergencies that may arisa
In cases of defective sight or other
troubles with the eyes. He has been at
Seneca for tho past four weeks and his
practice there was quite extensive. de
can be found at the Walhalla Hotel,
where he will advise and treat his pa
tients. See advertisement on fret page
of this issue.
--Mules-Mules-Mul I have Just
returned from market, where purchased
fine lot of mules. They are now 70 be
seen at my barns at Seneca aud West
minister. have also at both places quite
a number of low to medium-priced horses
See them. (2) Il. M. Lowery.
JAS. r. Singleton and family and
j. p. Beatty and family, of Westminster,
have moved to Walhalla. Mossrs. Sim
gleton and Beatty will have charge of
the business of the Walhalla tore Of the
Carter Company. Frank III. Carter, who
has for several years had charge here,
will take charge of the company's bust
ness at Gainesville, Ca, to which place
future. We regret to lose them from
our midst. Mr.. Beatty and family will
occupy Prof. N. w. Macaulay's residence
in "Walhalla Highlands" and MI. aud
Mrs. Singleton will reside in West End.
We are glad to welcome these two gen.
tlemen and their families to Walhalla.
DIR. A. Marks, the well-known eye
sight specialist and opticiar. is at the
Walhalla Hotel. If your eyes trouble
your interest to consult him. Eyes ex-
amined Free.
Mrs. Jane Perry died at the home of
her son, f.. A. Perry, near Salem, this
county, on Saturday, December 20, 1908.
She had been in declining health for
some three years. She had serious fall
about that time, the effects of which