Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-12-21
Toilet and manicure sets, lap
desks and work baskets, at Bells.

Toilet and manicure sets. lap
Born, unto DR.. and Mrs. B. f.
Sloan, December 14th, son.
--Chas. Il. Hetrick left last We'd
nesday for Philadelphia, where he
will spend the holidays with his FAM
lily, who are visiting in that city.
For Sale-Horse, wagon and
harness; cheap for quick sale. NJ. L..
Jones, Walhalla, S. c., Route /, Box
No. 65.
z II. Mel, Of Omaha, Neb., spent
last Sunday in Walhalla Mr. Nield
is pleasantly remembered here, hav-
ing visited in Walhalla some years
ago when his brother Chas. Nj. Nield
resided here.
Attention is directed to the new
advertisements Of Mathcson Hard
ware Co., Westminster; Carter &
Co., Walhalla; w. S. Hunter. Sem
eca. 1t will be we'll for you tC read
all advertisements in this issue.
For two days only, January I'd
and 3d, | will have an opticIan to test
your eyes free Of charge. | can fit
you with Hawkes. crystal glasses.
J. w. Bell, NJ D.
R. A. Hays, of Anderson, spent
a short while in Wa'halla last week
on business. lie was accompanied
by S. Tannery. also Of Anderson.
Both are former Oconocans and have
many friends in the county who are
always glad to see them.
Patrons Of Rural Route No. 2
will please take notice that slight
change has been made in the arrival
of the mail from that route at Wal
halla post office. The carrier has
been scheduled in the past to arrive
at 2.45. The time for arrival now is
3. 10 y. m.
When you want the best buggy
OH the market for the money buy a
Hughes" buggy from r. e. Alexan-
der, Walhalla. 23tf
We are requested to announce
that box supper will be given at
Picket Post school house next Fri
day night, beginning at $50
O'Clock. All the girls are asked to
bring well-lilled boxes, and the boys
are notified to have their pocket
books well filed. The proceeds will
be used for a benevolent purpose.
DR.. Thos. G. G. Fahnestock, den-
list, will be in his Office every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday
z-D. ~. Vaughn. aud family, who
live in the mill village, have been
quite sick for some time, ali mem
bers OF the family having been un-
we'll. Mr.. Vaughn has so far recov-
cred rs to be able to resume his
work in the mill. but other members
OF the family are still confined to the
home. Their friends hope for their
early recovery.
Furniture, Collins and Caskets-
have added line Of furniture, cof-
fins and caskets to my stock OF gene
raj merchandise. My stock is com
plete in all lines, and | am Offering
great many special bargains to cash
buyers. p. p. Sullivan, Madison,
Oconee County, S. c. SOL
John II. Renney, aged about 65
years, died at the county poor house
last Thursday morning and was bur
led Friday afternoon in Wcstview
Cemetery, Walhalla. Mr.. Rcnney
was well known to the people of Wal
halla and Westminster, in both Of
which places he had lived. lie was
a thoroughly honest and honorable
man and a member Of the Methodist
church. For many years he held a
position in that church known as
'eNhorter' and had done considera-
BILE religious work among the poor
and in churches without pastors.
For number Of years Mr.. Renney
was member OF the National Saliva
ton Army, travelling over the coun-
try and ministering to the spiritual
needs OF many. Overtaken by i'll
ness some two years ago, he was
taken into the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
7. j. Todd, Of Walhalla, where he
was cared for until his condition be-
came such that they were unable to
give him that constant attention that
he required. He was removed to the
poor farm at his own request some
months ago, and was cared for to the
best Of the stewards ability with the
at his command.
MI. Rcnncy was native OF New
York, but had lived in the south for
many years. His wife died in Wal
halla some years ago. He had no
relatives to care for him at the time
OF his death, although he had seve-
raj children by his first wife living
in Pennsylvania. A good man, one
who had met with and borne with a
marked degree OF chcerfulness an un-
usually full measure Of misfortune,
has gone to his reward.
Paints, roofing, guttering, etc.
See ID. e. Good, Walhalla.