Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-16
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DIR. G. G. Probst, Dentist; ONCE
at his residence, Walhalla. eow-tf
Prof. J. l.. Kennedy and family
have moved into DR.. D. l.. Smiths
residence on Faculty Hill.
Il. l.. Jarrard, formerly Of West
minister, Is now residing in Seneca,
having accepted position Nth G. w.
Gignilliat.
-Profs. Burns, Grubbs and Smith
will conduct a singing next Sunday
afternoon at the West Union Baptist
church. Public cordially invited to
attend.
Rev. C. D. Mann will preach at
New Hope next Sunday morning at
IL o'clock. The public is cordially
invited to attend and take part In
the services.
The soles Of the feet of early
ssportsmen are beginning to itch for
the tfresome tramps over hill and
dale for few pop shots at the part
ridge. The open season begins No
vember 1st and April 1st.
Mrs. Dell G.. McAlister, of CO.
lumbia, and Miss May Bell left Wal
halla last week for Hot Springs, Ark,
where they will spend two months or
more on pleasure and heaIth-seek-
ing trip.
Louis A. Brennecke and sister.
Miss Marguerite, left last week for
Hot Springs, where they will remain
fer some time, hoping to obtain re-
lief from rheumatism. Their many
friends hope they may bespermanent-
ly cured.
For sale-Good yoke of steers,
weight about 2,100 pounds. Apply
to l.. G. CASTOR, Westminster, s. C.
H. G. Wallace, who lives near
Walhalla, has sold his farm Of 100
acres to a Mr.. Davis, of Ware Shoals,
for the sum Of $4,000. Mr.. Wallace
expects to leave in a few months for
Oklahoma and may make that State
his future home.
Read II. M. Lowery's new adyer-
tisement on the fifth page of this
issue and watch for his announce
ment next week. He is ready to
serve the farmers Of the county with
the best In farm implements, horses
and mules at right prices.
II. Sumter Fennell, of Peizer,
spent several days last week visiting
his brother, w. NJ. Fennell, and fam
lily. He paid The Courier an appre-
ciated call Saturday afternoon. Mr..
Fennell Is enjoying the best Of health
and goodly measure Of prosperity.
His friends here were glad to meet
him again.
Call on ]. NJ. Martin, Westmin-
ster, S. G.. He will cut your feed.
Terms, rs cents per hour. AZ
Sam ]. Isbell brought to our
office Monday morning two large tur-
nips of the Purple Top variety, one
hn
pounds. He has one acre in turnips,
from which he expects to make $50
bushels. Last year Mr., Isbell pre-
sented us with several of his turnips
and made one Of the best yields we
heard of.
Go to T. e. Alexander for your
buggies and harness.
H. D. Freeman, Carl Freeman
and j. II. Simpson, three promising
young men, left Walhalla last Mon
day for Paint Rock, Ala, where they
expect to engage in the lumber bust
ness. II. d. Freeman and ]. H.
Simpson have for some time been
clerking for G. A. Burton and A. c..
Burton. In Walhalla. They have the
best wishes Of many friends for their
success.
Last week J. w. Holleman, ESQ,
was Ny Governor AnSGl az
Coroner for Oconee county, vice w.
l.. Harbin, resigned. Mr.. Holleman
was the first Coroner Oconee ever had
and made a faithful and capable
official. Mr.. Hardin held the office
for six years and leaves splendid
record behind him. He resigned the
Office to accept a position that re-
quired all Of his time.
Read Ruskin Anderson's an
nouncement on the second page Of
this issue. He has bargains to offer
for everybody. Dry goods, notions,
clothing--eN urything-is being put
up to the top notch for quality and
the bottom for price. You will do
we'll to read carefully his announce
ment on the second page, and on the
fourth page will be found something
to interest all wearers Of shoes. Call
on Mr.. Anderson wnen in Seneca.
We had the pleasure Of well
coming to The Courier Office this
week two of our oldest subscribers
Milton Nicholson. Sr., Of Whitewater,
and Capt. James Y. Reid, Of Evatt.
Mr.. Nicholson's name has been on
The Courier's list continuously since
November, 1851, and Capt. Reid's
since 1854. There are no better citi-
Zens than these venerable gentlemen,
and The Courier extends to them its
hearty best wishes for yet many years
Of prosperity.