Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-08-19
LOCAL AND Personal.


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Go to w. NJ. Brown for buggies,
wagons, harness, etc. tt
Vote for G. A. Norman, Treasu.
rer.-adv.
Rev. J. Fl. Farmer will preach at
Chauga church next Sunday, August
23, at 3 y. m.
james Seaborn spent several
days last week visiting relatives and
friends in Pickens.
Miss Bessie Ross, charming
young lady OF Walhalla, Is visitinl
In Lavonia, Ga, this week.
Douglas Seaborn, OF Greenville,
spent last Saturday In Walhalla with
his parents and among friends.
Willie and Ansel Ostendorf, OF
Charleston, are visiting among rela-
tives in Walhalla for ten days.
Vote for G.. A. Norman, favor
tie candidate for Treasurer.-adv.
See notice Of seizure and sale by
Special Dispensary Constable II. G.
Harbin, published elsewhere in this
Issue.
N. ID. Sassard, of Charleston, Is
spending couple Of weeks visiting
East End.
Miss Eleanor Keys is visiting
Miss Eloise Harper, Of Lowndesville,
Abbeville county. She will be absent
for some time.
Mrs. G. l.. Angel and little daugh-
ter, Miriam, are visiting relatives
near Franklin, N. C. They will re-
turn home in about three weeks.
Miss Josephine Smith, OF Savan-
nah, Ca, Is spending while in Wal
halla as the guest OF Miss Lille
Byrd. She will be here for ten days
Vote for G. A. Norman, the peo-
pies candidate for County Treasu-
rer.-adv.
F. A. Lewis, Jr., after spending
several days visiting his parents
here. left Monday for Brevard. where
he will spend some time visiting his
brother, Eugene Lewis.
Geo. l.. Jones has returned to
Walhalla from Westminster, where
he spent two months on the police
force. Mr.. Jones resigned there to
seek employment here at his old
home.
-Lost-On August 18th, between
Westminster aud r. e. Alexander's
oliite, III "dlHtild, ueeu 10 real estate
made by Mrs. Mary +. Puckett to r..
A. Williams. Leave at Courier Office
and get reward.
Mrs. Lewis A. King and family
are at Mountain Rest for month
or six weeks. Mrs. King has been
quite unwell for some months, and
1t is hoped n rest and visit to her old
home will be beneficial to her.
rer. r.--adV.
We have received this week sew
eral requests to change papers from
one Office to another. Some I'll to
give their names; others do not give
the post Office. Give your name, old
Office and new, and we can change
promptly.
y, Douglas Sloan, of Madison,
Fla, spent last Sunday in Walhalla
with the family OF his uncle, James
Seaborn. Mr.. sloan Is superintend-
ent OF large sea island cotton manu-
featuring company at Madison, and
Is now out on n short vacation.
Providence permitting, there
will be few days preaching in the
Oakway Presbyterian church, begin
ming the fourth Sunday evening at
Westminster, Will assist the minister
in charge of tho church and do all
OF the preaching.
--Pickens Sentinel-Journal, Aug.
13: 'W. G.. Hunter, wife and five
children, Of Oconee county, visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Hun
ter, OF the Liberty side, last week
While over, he was the recipient of
birthday dinner on Tuesday, Au-
gust 4, given by his mother, at which
were many relatives and friends and
an enjoyable time was had by those
present.
Vote for G. A. Norman, Treasu-
rer.--adv.
The news Of the death OF Cant.
Oscar r.. Hughs. which occurred i'm
Columbia last Saturday, was learned
in Walhalla with deep regret. Mr..
Hughs was we'll known here, having
been one of the conductors on the
run from Columbia to Walhalla when
trains were operated through. Capt.
Hughs had been In the service of the
Southern for 81 years. He was one
Of the first Chancellor Commanders
OF Walhalla Lodge, No. 81, knights
of Pythias. Many friends here were
deeply grieved to learn OF his death.
The Pythian Hall is draped In mourn
ing for a period of 80 days I'm honor
Of his memory.