Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-04-15
Go to w. NJ. Brown for buggies,
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Mrs. G.. G. Jaynes.
u. j. Norton, after spending
week in Walhalla at the home of
his mother Mrs. r. A. Norton, re-
turned to his home at Menlo, Ga,
last Monday.
The Craig-Verner Mercantile Co.
are making a special offer for Friday
and Saturday of this week, April IT
and IS. Call and see them. They
will intertst you.
--Townville Ledge, No. 176, X. of
p, has chosen as its delegates to the
Grand Lodge j. F. Ledbetter and S.
j. Grubbs; alternates, j. b. Lyon
and E. G. Isbell, -.
When hot and tired try. the
Green Front for something refresh
ing. They fix you.
---Hon. J. E. >Boggs, OF Pickens, is
In attendance upon the sessions of
'Presbytery. He Is jovially mixing
and mingling with cur people. who
are always glad to welcome him to
Walhalla. .
Louis Harrison Is now with his
brother, Frank E. Harrison, JT., at
Lexington, and Is holding the posi-
tion Of assistant railroad agent at
that place. Louis is an energetic and
promising young fellow, and has a
host of friends here who are glad to
know that his ability is being recog-
nfZed.
Pretty line children's hats and
caps. Mrs. Galloway, Westminster.
See our beautiful line of millinery.
Our staunch friend, Capt. Jas. r.
Reid, Of Evatt, paid us O. pleasant
call yesterday afternoon. He is in
Walhalla as a lay delegate to the
meeting Of South Carolina Presby-
terry. His many friends are always
glad to welcome him to Walhalla and
he is always the same jovial, whole
souled gentleman, with good will to
all.
w. E. Seaborn and Lucien Max
well have opened first-class ice
cream saloon and soda fount at the
'iGreen 'FRONT.' on Main street, They
will dispense to the people Of Wal
halla first class soft drinks and the
best Of cream at all times and win
take orders for quantities for family
use. We bespeak for them a liberal
patronage.
We are anxious for you to see
our line of embroidery, etc., Friday
and Saturday, 18th and 18th.
Craig-Verner Mercantile Co.
Last Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock, at the Walhalla Methodist
parsonage Miss Lorene. l.. Pool and
Thomas Smith were 'n&ppily married
by, Rev j. G. Yongue. The ceremony
was performed in the presence OF a
few friends, who heartily Joined in
ngratulations and good wishes as
the couple were pronounced husband
and wife. 'rhe bride is a daughter
of Mrs. S. Nj. Pool, who resides few
miles west Of Walhalla. Mr.. Smith
is we'll known here, having been
raised to young manhood in Wal
halla. For a number of years he
resided in Montana, but returned! to
his old home about two years ago to
settle down. We congratulate him
on his good fortune in winning the
hand and heart of a splendid young
lady, and wish for them a long life
full of happiness and prosperity.
Hon. ]. r. Earle left last Mon
day for Augusta, where he will meet
with the other members of the State
Fish Commission in joint conference
with the Georgia and Federal Com
missioners. The object Of the con-
ference is to endeavor to secure the
removal OF numerous dams on the
Savannah river and its tributaries.
The migratory fish are now prevent
ed from going inland above Augusta
on account of the numerous dams
now In existence. With the opening
Of the rivers 1t would be possible for
the fish to make their way far in
land and once more stock the rivers
and streams of the up-country with
valuable fish. AS 1t now is the sup
ply is almost totally depleted. The
conference will close Thursday, and
Senator Earle expects to return
Thursday night or Friday. The
other members of the Fish Commits
sion are Hon. e. M. Rucker, of An
derson, and Hon. R. e. Nicholson, Of
Edgefield.
"A visit to the plant Of Otto
Kaufman, who Is operating a
cement building material business
just below Walhalla, recalled to lis
a far more extensive business than
we had anticipated seeing. Mr. Kauf-
mann has recently purchased an ex-
tensive line Of varied moulds and is
casting handsome urns, cemetery
curbing, sidewalk curbing and hexa
gon blocks Of various sizes, we'll
curbing, chimney flues, and in fact
almost anything that can be used IN
building and decorative work. He Is
well prepared to handle any order
that comes his way, and Is constantly
filling orders not only for work ia
but also for out-of.tow1.
people. "A large area is utilized for
the setting" Of the various kinds Of
work, each piece occupying pallet
OF wood until sufficiently strong to
take care Of itself. Each style of
work has its own place. and Mr.
can take a visitor or Gus
toner directly to any article he NAV
wish to examine without going
long and tedious search
Every thing Is in order, and each part
Of the work Of manufact dre Is car