Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-04-21

spent last night in Walhalla with
friends.
Miss Leize Stribling, of Pendle-
ton, is visiting her cousins, the
Misses Reid.
j. F.. Powers, of Ninety-Six, is
visiting relatives in Walhalla for
few days.
Miss Sue Dendy, of Richland, is
spending several days with her Sis
ter, Mrs. G. Nj. Gaines.
Mrs. X. q. Merrick, Of Green
vile, is wishing at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. G.. Merrick.
Auditor Bond Anderson, of the
Blue Ridge Railway, was in Wal
halla on business Monday.
"A full line Of stationery and
school supplies at Walhalla Drug Co.
There will be a special meeting
| Of the Heptasophs Thursday night.
| Every member is urged to be present.
i want all your eggs, chickens,
| and butter. VIII pay you the top
of the market--cash or trade. Yours
| for produce, j. G. Rochester.
Geo. Jones Is attending Federal
| Court in Greenville. Deputy Mar
| Shal G.. NJ. Gaines is also in Green
vile.
II. G. Busch has torn down his
residence on lower Main street, and
| will begin at once the erection OF a
handsome residence.
| Laundry sent off Tuesday morn
ings; delivered Fridays, within cor
| porate limits. Phone Earl Beard for
quick and good service. 1916
will Werner, of the Atlanta
Medical College, is home on vaca-
ton. He is with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John ID. Werner, near town.
ALL the latest shapes in street
hats, flowers, baby caps, dress hats,
and newest shades in ribbons. Spe-
cial sale next Saturday. Atlanta
Millinery Company.
-Bub Brown, colored, was lodged
in Jail last week on the charge of
throwing rocks at a Southern Rail
way train near Richland a week or
ten days ago. He was brought up
from Magistrate Hopkinss court at
Seneca by Constable Stewart.
Cut price sac Of pattern hats
and our trimming. See our week.
| end showing. r. =. Cochran, Sen
eca, S. c.
4 Mrs. Hugh f.. Little and baby,
who have been with Mr.. Little at he
Walhalla Hotel for several weeks,
left for Spartanburg this morning.
Mrs. Little has made many friends
during her stay who regret that she
is leaving, even though it may be
but for short time.
Whit *. Livingston, Of Seneca,
was here yesterday on business and
among friends. He has arranged for
| l,n Inli - 10 oil
here from this date CT 70 the ciUst.
Of the season. The Livingston Ice
Company have a large warehouse on
the Blue Ridge right-of-way.
! Master Harry Steck, son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Steck, is extremely i'll
with bronchitis. He has been sick
for a week, and desperately i'll since
Monday. The doctors Say this (Wed-
nesday) morning there is bare
chance for his recovery. The friends
OF the fond parents sincerely hope
for the speedy recovery of their lit
tie son.
Regular services at the Luthe-
ran church in Walhalla every Sum
day morning at II o'clock. Sunday
school at 9.io a. III. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all to worship
with us. A special congregational
meeting will be held on next Sunday
tApril 26) after services, regarding
the "covering" matter. Let all men,
bcrs please attend.
II. b. Epting, Pastor.
Eggs for hatchng-J. c. Fis-
shell strain, standard bred White
Wyandottes. b. S. Look. Walhalla.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Shelor left
Monday for Columbia, accompanied
by their son-in-law, c. p. Walker.
Mrs. Shelor has been in failing
health for several years, and the
trip was taken for her benefit. 1t is
hoped that through the treatment of
DR.. Guerry at his private sanitarium
Mrs. ShelOr may be restored to
health. She has hosts of friends
here and in the county who hope
for her speedy improvement.
For fine photographs go to the
Westminster Studio, in the Oconee
Bank, Westminster. S. c. 14tf
Information has just reached us
that white employee of the Chat
tooga River Lumber Company was
drowned last Thursday in Chattooga
river while trying to swim across the
stream. The mans name and home
are unknown. His body was taken
o't vi INC river on the georgia SIDE,
and the inquest was held by the
| Georgia authorities. AS no one
| know his name or his home. the body
was buried in Georgia by the county
authorities.
The many friends Of Mrs. J. d.
! Werner will regret to learn that she
| sustained Il painful injury last Mon
| day afternoon. In an effort to r"-
move Il picture from the wall in oae
| Of her rooms at her home near town,