Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-03-30
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Read all new advertisements in
this weeks Courier.
$. II. Dickson, Of Orangeburg,
was here on business visit last
Friday.
Born, on Saturday. March 26th,
unto Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Kay, a
daughter
For 80 days B. s. Look will sell
all tin and enamel ware and stoves
at cost See him.
-Rev. C. l.. Craig and family have
moved into the Werner house on Tu-
galoo street.
Mrs. Rosa FahnestOck returned
last week from a pleasant visit to
relatives and friends in Savannah.
Mrs. II. p. Holleman, Of Bates
burg. is spending some time visiting
at the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. l.. Reid.
Miss Hattie Rutledgc has closed
her school at EbcncXcr. She was
elected teacher for the next session,
which will begin about July 18th.
j. n. Badger, Chas. f. and VIM.
A. Hetrick and John Hastie spent
Monday in Greenvillc taking In the
ball game between the Greenville
team and the Philadelphia Athletic
Club.
DIR. Thos. G. G. Fahnestock, dem
tist, will be in his office every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Il. c. Bischoff, Of Jacksonville,
Fla, arrived in Walhalla last Thurs
day and will spend the summer
here. Mrs. Bischoff has been here
for some time. They are occupying
the Leopold cottage in Midway.
Miss Maude Chalmers, Of the
Picket Post section, has just return
ed from Pickens, where she has been
engaged in teaching school. Her
numerous friends always look for
ward with much pleasure TO her COM
ing home.
IL. Brownloe Oelkers, Of Char
lesion. is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Adalena Uelkers, and other relatives
here. He Is OF on a ten days fur
Tough from service in the navy. He
has for some months been located at
Charleston.
C. A. Norman is placing material
on his lot facing College street, and
will in the near future begin the
erection Of a two-stOry dwelling. This
will bcautify another vacant lot on
College street and add greatly to the
appearance Of Faculty Hin.
-Wanted-To sell or exchange
for stock. G-h. p. Peerless engine; in
good condition. Apply to j. l..
Moser, Walhalla, r. +. ID. No. |. 13*
Married. on Sunday, March 81.
by Jas. II. Hunnicutt. notary public,
Miss May Grow and Charles Rogers,
beth of Salem. The young couple
have many friends in Oconce who
will join us in wishing them a long
life OF happiness and prosperity.
Claude Reid left his morning
for Marietta. Ga, where, this even
ing, his marriage to Miss TOmmie
Pitchford will be solemnized. There
are hosts Of friends here and else
where who will join Us In extending
congratulations and good wishes in
advance Of this happy event.
Governor Ansel has appointed
Col. RObt. A. Thompson, OF Walhal-
la, a member OF the Confederate In
firmary Commission OF Columbia. :.
(better known as the Confederate
llome,) in place Of Col. r. W. Reed.
OF Chester. resigned. The other
members OF the board are Col. d.
'Cardwell, Columbia; Mr.. Cantey.
Camden; Gen. Willie Jones, Of CO.
lnmbia, and Gen. NJ. l.. Bonham, of
Anderson.
i want all your fat cattle. High
est market price paid for same. NJ. L.
Phillips, Walhalla, S. c. I4*
Master Joseph Moss suffered
a nninfn1 10
afternoon. While playing with seve-
raj other small boys near the bottling
works he stumbled and fell, striking
his head on piece OF glass, which
made deep cut, Scvering small
artery. Er. b. +. Sloan was called
however, and soon had the little iel-
low IN good shape again. though lit
tie Joe's friends might easily have
supposed that some one had by mis-
take dropped him into a pot OF red
aye in an effort TO palm him off as
bclatcd Easter egg
-Tngaloo Tribune, March %:
Last Thursday T. T.. Davis received
telegram telling him Of the death
OF his Son-in-law. Il. NJ. Meadows, of
Toccoa, Ga. Mr.. Meadows had been
in bad health n long time and his
u, "''''"Si 9'u' WIS not untN-
pected. lie formerly lived at West
minister and worked in the cotton
mill. Several years ago he married
Miss Myrtle Davis, who. with two
children, Survive. Mr.. Meadows and
family were visiting in the Hopewell
section recently and they reached
nome only day or two before the
end came He was about twenty-five
years old Consumption was the
cause Of his DEATH"