Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-07-29

II, ID. ElllS, VI GREENWOOD,
Is visiting Prof. and Mrs. ]. l.. Ken
nedy, on Faculty Hill.
Can use limited amount Of
good, sound fruit. Call and see me.
..... John Joost, Walhalla.
Rev. j. A. White, of Kelton, S.
c., spent several days last week in
Walhalla among his relatives and
friends. '
Sam X. Neville, of Ridge Spring,
s. c., Is among his friends In Wal
halla and West Union, being here on
short vacation with his father and
brothers.
st. Johns Evangelical lutheran
Church Of Walhalla.-( Grew. T. B.
Epting, pastor. Irregular morning
services every Sunday at II o'clock.
Sunday school at 9.45 a. m. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all
strangers and visitors to worship
with us. =
Mrs. G. w. Wilbanks returned
last Friday from an extended visit to
relatives in Kansas and Colorado.
During her absence from home she
attended the Democratic convention
at Denver, Colo, and helped in the
nomination Of Bryan. She enjoyed
her trip immensely, but was glad to
get back to Oconee, and Mr.. Will.
banks was glad, too.
-Crockery, tinware, agateware,
spoons, knives and forks. Every
thiLg in housefurnishing goods.
Craig-Verner Mercantile Co.
MIR. and Mrs. C. f. Hoefer and
Charles Perry arrived Sunday after
noon from Columbia in their auto-
mobile. They report fine trip Mr..
Hoefer will leave Thursday with his
machine for Columbia. Mrs. Hoefer
and child will spend a month with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B.
Oehmig.
Attention is directed to the ad-
Vertisement Of the Livingston Ice
Company, which will be found in
ano' ier column Of this issue. The
Livinystons have established a ware
house here and will deliver ice daily,
except Sunday, at your house. They
will furnish any amount you want,
weighed from the wagon. Their ser
vice will be appreciated by many.
Our expert tailor will be with us
on Friday, July 31st, and you are
invited to call and inspect his i'm
mensc line Of samples of mems tailor
made clothing for fall and winter.
Moss & Ansel.
w. ID. Hopkins was arrested in
Anderson last Friday by the Sheriff
or Anderson county. Sheriff Kay
went to Anderson and brought him
to Walhalla. Hopkins was tried in
MS absence at the last term of Court
ano found guilty of bigamy, a sealed
sentence being left and bench war
rant put in the sheriff's hands. Hon
kins was out on $500 bond for his
appearance at the last term. His sen
tence will be opened, now that he Is
In custody, as soon as an order can
be secured from the Judge TO open 1t.
In the meantime Hopkins will have
to wait In jail to learn his exact fate.
He has one wife dead and two living.
Fruit jars, extra CAPS, rubbers,
fruit acid, etc. Everything for keen
ing fruit. Prices right.
q Craig-Verner Mercac tile Co,
David Gaines, colored, better
know. to the people of Walhalla as
Westminster Monday by John p.
Reese, from whom he stole $36 while
Mr.. Reese was in the barber shop
where "Singdo" does the brush and
shoe-shine act. He acknowledges
having taken $40, which he hid in
the cellar under the barber shop, but
depied that he had gotten the $50.
All the bills were taken from Mr..
keese's pocket book, but David failed
to appropriate a five-dollar gold piece,
which was wrapped in paper and was
in with the bills. "Singdo" is now in
the county Jail. Just where he ac-
quired the nick name of "Singdo" we
are unable to say, but it is quite ap-
propriate, as he is good at the sing,
but dos very little work.
During last week we had pre-
sented at The Keowee Courier Office
two freak vegetables. Mr.. Bryant,
who lives Just short distance out
OF town on Cane Greek, sent to us
q triple tomato which weighed Az
pounds. The tomato grew in three
large sections from one stem. and
was really but one tomato, though
the division between the three sec
tions was plainly marked on the skin,
and the stem, instead of being round,
was three-cornered. r.. B. Eads, who
lives on the Kay farm, just north
east of Walhalla, brought a large
stalk Of cabbage, on which was a
cluster Of 20 separate and well form
ed small cabbage heads, the whole
at distance giving the appearance
of one very large head. Each of the
small heads was well formed and as
nice solid cabbage as one would like
to see. The cabbage was Of the Flat
Dutch variety.