Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-01-29
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Thoroughbred White wyandotte
eggs for setting. B. S. Look.
Rev. G. f. Clarkson, Of Union,
Is among relatives here for short
while. .
-Ottie Burriss, of South Union,
was among the visitors to the Court
House yesterday.
j. G. Rampley, State Fertilizer
Inspector, spent a short while Mon
day in Walhalla on business.
Rev. ]. l.. Singleton and w. M.
Gossett, of Westminster, were among
the visitors to Walhalla yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Knox, of An
derson, spent several days last week
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. G. Garrison.
r. T. Jaynes, Esq, is in Column
bia for a few days in attendance
upon the session Of the Supreme
Court.
Moss & Ansel will have their
spring opening Of mems tailor-made
clothing on Tuesday. February sth.
Miss Carrie Perry left last 7.eek
for Greenville, where she will I've for
a short while before going to New
York.
ID. p. Rutledge, who has spent
some time at Monetta, this State, in
the saw mill business, has returned
to Walhalla.
There will be two good mules
sold to the highest bidder In front of
the Court House on salesday in Feb
ruary.
Mrs. D. A. Smith left last Satur-
day for Mount Pleasant, where she
will spend some time visiting her
sister, Mrs. M. A. Sassard.
Rev. J. c. Tongue is in Barn
well for a few days. He Is there as
member of the Board of Trustees
Of the Carlisle Fitting School.
Miss Marguerite Brennecke left
last Saturday for Greenwood, where
she will spend some time visiting
her aunt, Miss Addie latham.
When you come to court next
week drortfn at The Courier office.
Our friends are always welcome to
the warmth Of our stove and hearts.
o.THugh P. Holleman has resigned
his position as baggage master on
the Blue Ridge and will soon take
charge Of the West Union depot, vice
w. l. Hutchison, resigned.
copal church are requested to meet
at the church on Saturday afternoon
next, February 1st, at o'clock. A
full attendance is desired.
If you want something nice in
spring suits see our tailor next Tues
day, February 4th. Big line to Sc
lect from. Moss & Ansel.
Mrs. S. A. Lockwood, after
spending several months in Walhalla
among relatives and friends, left
Monday for Washington, D. G. where
she Will be for several weeks.
r. J. Glenn, of Fair Play, one
OF Ocopee's many prosperous farm
ers, was In Walhalla for short
while on business yesterday. He is
in good spirits, jolly-has money In
his pockets and corn in his crib.
w. A. Strother left last Satur-
day for Rock Hill to see his daugh-
ter, Miss Irene, who is attending
Winthrop College. She has been
quite sick with measles, but is i'm
proving now, TO the delight Of her
many friends here and at the school.
The many friends Of Wade G..
Hnghs, Esq, are glad to welcome
him to Walhalla. He Is now con-
nected with the Wa ,alla office of
tne law nrm or Ca ey, Shelor &c
Hnghs. He Is a young man of prom
ise, and We heartily welcome him to
our midst.
Last week we announced the
sale by Prof d. f. Nicholson Of his
place in West Walhalla to j. A. Col
Inns for 1850. This was an error.
Only the residence and two acres
(one-half Of the tract) was sold, the
sale being to Mrs. Carrie A. Collins
for $l,400.
The many friends Of Col. and
Mrs. j. S. Newman will be glad to
learn Of their early return to Wal
halla from their pleasure trip to
Florida. They will arrive this week
and will be heartily welcomed by
hosts OF friends and acquaintances.
They have greatly enjoyed their trip
to the Land Of Flowers.
-"Dick" Floyd, of Ashcville, N.
c., is In Walhalla among relatives
and friends for a short while.
The Oconee Cotton Association
will meet at the Court House next
Monday, February 81, at 12 O'Clock
M. All members should take due
notice and attend. The call from
President Stribling will be found
elsewhere In this issue. Don't stand
back and expect "the other fellows"
to attend and imagine you will not
be needed.