Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-05-12

"A BOOu IuilCu COW WIGH young
calf for sale. See j. b. s. Dendy.
Fred. Thode spent Sunday in
Anderson.
IS. P. Abbott was in Gaffney last
week on business.
Miss Hattie Frasier, of Seneca,
visited friends in Walhalla last week.
. Mis- Carrie Tongue has return
ed from visit to friends at Pendle-
ton.
Mayor j. +. Sitton and family,
OF Seneca, visited in Wslhalla Sun
day.
Don't miss the meeting of the
Business Mems Association tonight
at Bells Hall, over Crisp's store.
Mrs. J. s. Floyd is visiting rela-
tives in Greenyille and Brevard, y.
C. She will be away several weeks.
Ford runs bathed in oil. See
them before you buy.
Wilson ice plant is nearing COM
pletion and Will soon be in opera
ton. 1t will have capacity OF three
tons per day.
-Elbert Corbin returned yester-
day to Republic, Ala, after spending
some time here at the home OF his
mother, Mrs, w. B. F.. Corbin.
CLERK of Court Craig has re-
ceived supply of the Acts OF the
last Legislature, and is ready to
hand them out to Magistrates as
called for.
Mrs. Dex. Allen, OF Ware
Shoals, spent last week visiting her
brother, Grover Smith, OF Walhalla,
and uncles, J. ID. and A. T. Smith,
near West Union.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. l.. Wilson and
two children, and Mrs. Sophia Ritter
lett yesterday for Augusta, Ga, in
Mr.. Wilson's autO-buggy. They will
be absent about a week.
Miss Kate Copeland, Of Bolton,
who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lu-
ther Ellison, near West Union, spent
Sunday and Monday with her friends,
Misses Kate and Ruby Smith
Hugh Rankin, recently returned
from California, is seriously i'll at the
home of his father, w. T.. Rankin,
near Tamassee. He has many
friends who wish for his early resto-
ration to health.
Married, Sunday, May 8, by Rev.
w. w. Abbott, at Jordania, Miss Cora
Patterson and John Vaughan. The
bride and groom are residents of the
New Hope section. Congratulations
and best wishes.
The second quarterly conference
OF the Seneca and Walhalla charge
was held with the Seneca Methodist
church last Monday morning There
was not very large attendance of
the church officials.
good water; two buildings on land;
on Oconee Station road; joins lands
of j. D. Tolliscn. Call md see. Mrs.
X. T.. TolIisor, Seneca, S. c., r. f.
ID. No. /. 22*
Capt. " F. Martin reports Oco-
nee as prosperous. Yesterday he
had the pleasure of seeing twin mule
colts at Walter Barker's and twin
Mountain Rest section.
Married, by J. b. Marett, Magis-
trate, at his residence, near South
Union, james Campbell and Miss
Leila Carroll, on Sunday, May 9th,
1903. These young people live in
Franklin county, Georgia, and have
large number OF friends both in
| Georgia and South Carolina, who
"i'''i ''i'iii hiu'h JoS.
WIN. David, colored. was lodged
| in the Oconee jail last Friday on the
charge of forgery. Constable J. n.
| Fitzgerald made the arrest, going to
| Berkeley county for his prisoner,
| travelling 500 miles going and COM
| ing. David is charged with forging
teachers certificate in 1908. A
preliminary hearing of his case will
| he held hprp ha 1 Ith inStant
-McCallS latest fashion sheets
| free.-Send me your name and adj
dress on postal and | will mail
! YOU one. | have the agency here for
these patterns. and carry a full line
| of them in stock. c.. w. Wiclliffe.
dealer in general merchandise, West
Union, S. c. 1S-19*
John Miller, of New Hope, went
last week to Greenville, where he is
at DR.. Blacks Sanitarium. He has
been operated on, and a large tumor
was removed from his side. Re-
ports from him are that he is doing
well, and his friends here hope for
his early restoration to health. He
was accompanied TO Grcenville by
DR.. J. j. ThOde, who assisted in the
operation.
BY long distance message yes
terday Mayor J. A. Stcck was mott
fed by J. NJ. Sullivan, of the Rail.
road Commission, that the meeting
here on the 4th would be post
poned. as the Commission preferred
to meet at such time as Major VIM.
}. Stribling, of the OcOnee Telephone
Co., could be present. They will
meet here at such time in the near
future as can be arranged, at which
time they will be ready also to take
up matters pertaining to local rail
way accommodations and facilities.
Robert CriGn ono of our agod