Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-08-12

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DIR. J. w. Bell Is among relatives
and friends at Clayton, Ga, for
few days.
Pure seed barley, hairy yetch
and Al 1ler oats at G. w. &c J. +.
Bauknight's.
DR.. ID. p. Thomson and family
returned last week from a pleasant
outing In the mountains.
Miss Leah Harper, of Seneca.
visited her friend, Miss Maude Fet-
nef, here the first OF this week.
Misses Cora and Alice Stro are
spending two weeks in the mour aims
OF North Carolina, near Brevard.
The B. NJ. G.. will meet with Miss
Marguerite Brennecke tomorrow
(Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. p. A. McAlister and chill
drcn. Of Birmingham, Ala, are vis-
ting the family OF j. w. Reeder, in
West Union.
Clayton McCravy, of Grcenvillc,
was In Walhalla several days last
week. lie Is connected with the rev.
cnuc service.
Mrs. ID. B. Pooro has returned to
her home In Columbia after pleas
ant visit to her sister, Mrs. Amanda
*. Callas, I'm West Union.
= will buy all your chickens and
eggs at highest market price.
j. f.. Rochester, Millville,
aOS Walhalla, s. c..
--Gaillard Hunter, Lou Sitton.
Claude Heron, Of Pendleton, and
Lucien MAXWELL OF Walhalla, have
returned from pleasant trip to
| Highlands.
--Rev. G. ID. Mann Will preach at
Old Pickens next Sunday morning al
] | O'Clock and ut Fairview I'm the af-
| terDoon at 4 o'clock. Public cor
| daily invited.
| --Robt. Phinney and son, OF Rich
mond, Va, and Mrs. J. G.. Latimer,
| OF Honea Path, are visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Phinney,
in West Union.
w. p. Hall, OF Modoc, s. c., is in
| Walhalla for visit to his family.
He has been located at Modoc, Aiken
and Augusta for some time in the
lumber business.
james +. Ansel. OF Chattanooga,
Is expected to arrive in Walhalla
next Sunday. He will join his family
here on an extended visit to his mo-
ther and other relatives.
Married, on August I'd, at 10
n. M, I'm Midway. at the home of
Rev. l.. NJ. LYDIA. the officiating min
lister, Miss Ruth Stancil and Lem
Moss, both Of Walhalla.
Sidney Johnson. well known in
Walhalla, underwent a successful op-
Grafton last week I'm Atlanta for an
pcndicitis. The last account from
him stated that he IS getting along
nicely.
Mrs. Corrie Wclch and Mrs. Elo-
isc Wright, Of Ncwbcrry, are cX-
pcctcd to arrive tomorrow. They
will visit the families OF Dr. j. w.
Bell and w. A. Strothcr for n couple
OF weeks.
Mrs. J. +. Cooke, Of Pell city,
Ma. Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Il. A. Waite, in West End. Mrs. Cook
Is pleasantly remembered as Miss
Jessie Farmer. She will return to
Poll City the last Of this week.
w. T.. Caldwell. circulation man
ager Of the Charleston News and
Courier, Is In Walhalia to-day look
ing after tho interests OF his paper.
| This is his first visit to Walhalla and
he Is pleased with our town and peo-
pie.
Capt. Joe Il. Dodd has returned
to his duties in Charlotte, after Il
visit Of Il few days to relatives In
West Union. Mrs. Dodd will remain
| in West Union n week or ten days
with her mother, Mrs. w. A. shock
ley.
Married. Sunday, August 9th.
1908, in the public road near the
Burrcll Ford. by Magistrate w. H..
| Tallcy, Gin Barnes, OF OConee, and
Miss Hester lliX, Of Georgia. The
young couple have the best wishes
OF host Of friends.
----Rev. l.. NJ. Lydia closed meet
| ing last Sunday at Clcarmont, which
resulted In seven additions to the
church. He Is holding n meeting this
week with the Rocky Knoll church,
which Is largely attended. Marked
attention Is paid to the gospel as
II Is preached. and there are addi-
| tions to the church almost every ser
vice.
| Mrs, Thos. III. Tatum, daughter
Of Rev. aud Mrs. G.. ID. Mann, OF West
| Union. was taken to Columbia for
treatment at DR.. Knowlton's Infirm-
larry last Friday. Mrs. Tatum was in
Il serious condition when she left.
suffering from complications arising
from gall stones. Her many friends
| Will be pleased to know that she
stood the operation splendidly and
Is doing as well as could be expected