Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-11-13

Seneca, s. c.
| Miss Grace Russell, Of Russell's,
is spending some time in Walhalla
as the guest Of Mrs. G. G. Jaynes.
st. Julian Dendy has been quite
sick for several weeks, to the regret
OF his many friends. He has not been
80 we'll for few days, but is thought
to be slightly improved this morning
| Weather Forecast for Walhalla
| Cali rights reserved)-A slight fall
OF sleet, snow and rain on Tuesday,
November 18th. To-day clear and
somewhat warmer, though muddy
| underfoot.
Tickets from Walhalla to Char
lesion Gala Week, $8.70 for the
round trip. On sale November 18th
to 10Th, final limit November 25th.
The Gala Week management hope to
have an unusually large crowd this
year, as the attractions are greater
than usual.
| Closing out at greatly reduced
prices. Everything is reduced.
G. G. Jaynes, Walhalla.
Miss Mary Bischoff, of West
| Union, left last week for Jackson
vile, Fla, where she will make her
home in the future with her brother,
F. G. Bischoff. Mr.. Bischoffs many
Walhalla friends will regret to learn
! Of his great bereavement in. the re-
cent death of his wife.
w. l.. Ballenger, one Of the Oco-
nee boys who have made q reputa-
ton for themselves as public school
teachers, is now located at Starr,
Anderson county, where he has
charge Of the New Hebron school,
1 III &c
! acter, and we wish him much sue
| cess.
MIR. and Mrs. John w. Davis's
young son has been very sick at their
home on Main street for a week or
more. News from the home this
morning is to the effect that there is
some slight improvement in the con-
dition OF the little sufferer. We hope
that he may soon be restored to
health. ..
The many friends Of DR.. John
G. Law will regret 10 learn that he is
Ill In Anderson county. He was
taken sick while there on pastoral
duties, and is at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. |. Hammond. The at
tack was sudden, he being threat
ened with pneumonia. He is i'm
proving now, however, though still
unable to travel. We hope for his
speedy recovery.
MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Gilmer and
family, Of West Union, left this
morning for PelZer, where they ex-
pect to make their home in the fu-
ture. Mr.. Gilmer moved here some
years ago from PelZer on account of
Ill health. He returns restored,
strong and vigorous. We regret the
departure of this good family and
will gladly welcome them back into
our midst at any time.
Fred. Emerson Brooks, poet and
humorist will appear at the Wagner
Theater tomorrow (Thursday) night,
November 14th. In Mr.. Brooks the
management feels that it will pre-
sent one of the best possible attrac-
| ttons. Speaking of him the Hon.
Seth Low, of New York, says: "The
most thrilling and dramatic recital
| have ever heard Is Fred. Emerson
Erooks' poem 'Picket's Charge"
Tickets, Soc, 35c. and 25c. at Bells
drug store.
| Ladies', when in Seneca, go and
see the Standard Rotary" sewing
machines at j. G. Huff's. If you
own standard Rotary" sewing is
a pleasure.
| Another new residence Is near
Ing completion in "The Highlands"
Of Walhalla. Francis Hughs, a pro-
| gressive farmer, a brother of Mrs.
o. l. Walker, has about completed
| his residence in that part Of town,
| and 1t will be occupied by Mrs. Wal
| ker and daughter, and Mr.. Hughs
| will spent part of his time with them.
He is the owner of fine farm on
TugaloO river, in this county. He
will be gladly welcomed to our midst.
Mrs. Walker Is at present residing
with her daughter, Mrs. Ralph C.
Carter.
Don't miss this opportunity to
buy goods cheap. Prices in all lines
reduced in order to close out my en-
tire stock. Every day bargain day.
c.. G. Jaynes.
THE Floyds" appeared at the
Wagner Theater last Thurday night
before one Of the best audiences that
has assembled at the theater for a
long while. The entertainment PROV
ed to be all that could be expected,
and those present were unanimous
In Draising It. The new management
deserves tie thanks Of the public for
their endeavors to secure better
class OF attractions than have hereto
fore visited Walhalla. They are holds
Ing number Of cards up their
sleeves In the way of good attrac-
tons for the future, and are deter
mined, If possible. to let no shows