Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-02-05

Thoroughbred White Wyan 'otte
eggs FOR setting. b. S. Look.
Rev. L. w. Brown will preach
at Bethel church next Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
w. Frank DuPre left yesterday
for Cullasaja, ~. c., where he will
be for several months.
--Oconee Knitting Mill wants
twenty girls to learn topping and
knitting, and ten girls to learn loop
ing. o. ~ eff
The pastor will preach next
Sunday as follows: Zion, II a. m.
Bethel, p. M, and Walhalla Mill,
7.30 p. m.
Read w. p. Nimmons' new ad-
vertisement this week. He is pre-
pared to meet your wants. Call on
him when in Seneca.
There will be preaching 1t Ebe-
nezer Presbyterian church at 3.45
p. m. A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended to all to come.
Miss Nettie May Darby. of Pen
dleton, swho has just completed her
course in the Spartanburg Business
College, is now with the firm of
Strother & Phinney, Of West Union.
-Pendleton Lodge, No. 1914, X. of
p, was instituted at Pendleton last
Friday night. The following officers
were elected: H. @. Summers, Jr.,
past chancellor; G. H. Ligon, chan
cellor commander; p. H. E. Sloan,
prelate.
j. H. Eenney, after an absence
Of some months from Walhalla.
"blew In" again from the outside
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| for some time. At present he is
looking after the cattle Of Todd's
| market. '
Monroe Gambrell and family
who have resided in Walhalla for
some months past, have moved back
to Mr. Gambrell's farm near town.
They were unable to secure a house
in town, hence their return to the
country.
| Mrs. D. P. Thompson left last
| Monday for Greenville, where she
went to visit her mother, Mrs. G. X.
Livingston, who is quite i'll in that
city. The many friends Of the fam
lily hope for early news Of Mrs. Liv-
ingston's recovery. ...
There will be services in st.
Johns (Er' ,opaD church Sunday
morning, February 9th, at IL O'Clock
instead of in the evening. Bishop
Guerry will preach in the same
church on Tuesday evening, Febru-
ary II, at 73O O'Clock. Everyone is
cordially invited to attend.
j. dub. Vow, Of Avalon, Ga,
spent Monday and Tuesday in Wal
halla on business and pleasure. He
is a son of the late R. d. Vow, OF
Avalon, who was we'll known to
many in Oconee. Mr.. Vow returned
yesterday, accompanied by r. T.
Jaynes, Esq, who went on profes-
sional business.
State Armorer Robt. 8. Rut-
ledge Is at home from Columbia
for short while. Re came home
owing to illness in his family, his
wife being in poor health, and his
daughter, Miss Alberta, has been
very sick with grip. She is some
better to-day. We hope for the
speedy recovery Of both.
Last Friday and Saturday Wal
halla was IN the embrace Of the ice
king. Snow, sleet and rain that
froZe almost as fast as 1t came fell
in abundance. Numerous fuit trees
in and around town broke with the
weight of the Ice. Otherwise little
damage was done except the peoples
feelings, which were hurt.
w. M. Brown has just returned
from the stock markets with a full
line Of all kinds OF horses and mules.
He Will be prepared hereafter at all
times to meet the wants Of the far
| mers and others who need stock
He will be pleased to welcome all
his friends and the trading public
at his new stables on Main street.
News was received in Walhalla
last Monday morning announcing
the death Of Andrew Pickens Hol-
den at his home at Cordell, Okla,
after short attack Of pneumonia.
Mr.. Holden and family moved from
here to Cordell about three months
ago, and their friends here were
shocked and grieved to learn of his
death. Mr.. Holden was about AZ
years Of age, and = good citizen. He
was native Of Oconee, and had
spent most of his life here. He mar
ried Miss Annie Conley, who SER
wives him, with three children. His
remains were buried at Cordell The
many friends of the family in Wal
halla and throughout Oconee county
sympathiZe deeply with them in their
sorrow. Though Mr.. Holden had
moved his family and business inter-
ests from cur midst his death Is
felt deeply, for he had been an ac-
tive business man here for years.
We extend our sympathy to the be-
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