Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-01-05

john r. Craig was in Anderson
Monday on business.
Read Carter G Co.'S new adver-
tisement. 1t will interest you.
| j. j. Moore, Of Pendleton, was
among the visitors to Walhalla last
| Thursday.
There will be a communion SER
vice at the Presbyterian church next
Sabbath morning at II o'clock.
Mrs. R. Herndon returned last
week from Hamlet, N. c., where she
had been on All extended visit to her
| daughter, Mrs. Y. Walter Thompson.
New goods and better prices.
Special sale on Saturday, the 8th, on
, nice, fancy satteens for dresses. 15c.
goods at 12hc. J. c. Rochester.
w. r. Craig, who has, been
spending the holidays here with Mr..
and Mrs. j. +. Craig, will return
| Thursday to the Atlanta Dental Col
| lege.
| The Walhalla High School re-
opened last Monday with a good at
| tendance. The pupils and teachers
had ten days vacation during the
| Christmas and New Year holidays,
J which was greatly appreciated and
| enjoyed by ALL
/ The many friends Of II. c. Busch
| will regret to learn that he has been
! quite unwell at his home here for
| several days. This morning, how
| ever, he Is reported slightly improv-
ed, and we hope he may soon be en-
tirely we'll again.
MIR. and Mrs. John Carter of
! Gainesville, Ga, spent part Of the
holidaYS here visiting the families OF
their Sons. Frank II. and Ralph c.
Carten MIR. Carter made very in
teresting talk at the Baptist Sunday
school on Sunday morning, which
was very instructive and helpful.
Rev. c. l.. Craig and family re-
turned to Walhalla last week from
Newberry, where they had resided
for a year. Mr.. Craig will next Mon
| day assume the duties of assistant
to Clerk Of Court John +. Craig
| Their return to Walhalla is the
source Of much pleasure to friends
! here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Crisp ar
rived in Walhalla last Friday after
noon and are at home to their friends
| on North Broad street Mr. Crisp is
receiving the congratulations Of his
numerous friends, who extend best
| wishes to him and his bride Mr..
and Mrs. Crisp were married at New
| berry last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Nathaniel Phillips. who has
been seriously i'll for week with
pneumonia, is reported slightly bet
| ter this morning. She has been very
| Ill for some days, not having fully
recovered her strength from a spell
| Of tVnhOi1 fprnr 1oSf bo,
| she was stricken with penumonia
Her many friends hope for her early
restoration to health.
| --Nowlt CAN'T, who lives near
Clemson College, was committed to
Jail Saturday on the charge of rape
The offense is alleged to have been
committed some time ago. CAN'T
was apprehended at Salisbury, n. c.,
and brought to the Oconee Jail after
a preliminary hearing, held at Glenn
| son. Both CAN'T and the woman
connected with the case are colored
Rev. A. l.. Driggers, the new pas
| tor Of the Methodist church, preach
| ed his first sermon in the Walhalla
church last Sunday morning. He
was welcomed by a Hrge congrega-
ton Of his own church and members
Of other denominations. He made a
highly favorable impression. He is
young man Of energy and ability.
Rev. Mr.. Drggers Is cordially well
coined to our midst.
John Nj. Hendrix, Of Concord
y. c., spent several days here last
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. f. Hendrix. He was here on New
Years day. and informed us that this
was the first New Years celebration
he has enjoyed with the old folks at
home in twenty-five years. Mr.. Hen
dirk returned Monday to his home.
He has many friends here who are
always glad to welcome him to his
old home.
The play, "l'nion Depot for
Day" will be presented at Wagner
Theatre at s o'clock on Friday night,
January 7th. This play will be
given by the best local talent and
under the auspices Of the Monument
Association. 1t Is a copyrighted play
and has been given with b.ear sue
cess in many Of the towns Of our own
and surrounding States. Remember
the date--January 7th-and keep an
'open evening" for that date. Don't
miss It.
Many Walhalla friends Of the
groom will be interested to learn that
Robert A. Craig, formerly Of this
place, was married at Pickens on
Monday, December 27th last, to Miss
Nina Sutherland, the ceremony talk
ing place at the home Of the brides
mother. Rev. j. NJ. Stewart. of the
Baptist church, oficiated. Mr.. and
Mrs. Craig have moved to Salem, this
county, to make their home. Mr..
Craig is teaching the Salem school
We join with many friends in wish
ing the young couple many happy