Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-02-09


For Rent-New house. Mrs. r.
Fahnestock.
Jas. w. Bearden, Of Oakway,
was a business visitor to Walhalla
last Friday.
B. e. Woodruff, Of Roanoke
Rapids, N. c., Is spending several
days in Walhalla among friends.
Look for the Red Flag for bar
gains--dry goods, shoes, hats.
-Wanted--About2 25 head Of good
feeder steers. Would buy few good
cows to feed. G. w. G j. e. Bauk-
night, Walhalla.
We regret to learn Of the illness
Of two of the children of Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. c. Carter. We wish for
them an early recovery.
gusta Smithson, of Westminster.
spent Saturday and Sunday in Wal
halla with relatives and friends.
-Wanted--Stable room for one
horse; also shelter for buggy. State
location and price per month. Ad-
dess p. O. Box 203, Walhalla, S. G.
R. r. Duncan, who has been
| merchandising at Westminster for
several months, has moved back to
Walhalla, and opened up stock of
groceries in the Eaton store room on
Main street.
Mrs. r. l.. Rogers and little
daughter, Miss Carolyn. have been
quite unwell for several days, suffer-
ing from grip. Their friends will, :,
however. be glad to learn that they
| are improving.
| Cabbage plants, onion sets, Irish
| potatoes, garden and flower seed,
lawn and grass seed at Normans.
Rev. C. S. Blackburn. OF Seneca,
will preach at the West Union Bap-
list church Saturday afternoon at
$50 o'clock and Sunday morning at
II o'clock. Public invited to attend
the services, but members are espe-
cially urged to attend the Saturday
afternoon service.
There will be Ash Wednesday
services this evening at 7.3O o'clock
at the Lutheran church. Services
will be held on Friday evening Of
each week during Lent at the same
hour. Subject this evening, Fast
ing" next week, The Law" VIII
be glad for all to enjoy these Lenten
services with us. Pastor Epting.
We regret to chronicle the death
Of Miss Cecilia Grimshawe. which
occurred at hospital in Columbia
on January 18th. She was only IL
years of age. but possessed many wo-
manly graces. The cause of her
death was acute pneumonia. She
had gone TO Columbia to visit an
uncle from Greenville, where she
had been attending the Sacred Heart
Academy. The deceased was a de-
vout Roman Catholic, having united
with that faith while an infant.
| Get prices from ID. S. Abbott,
| Walhalla, S. c., on the following
pianos, organs and sewing machines: :
Schulz pianos, Walworth pianos,
Schulz organs, w. w. Putnam or
gans, High Point organs, New Home
sewing machines, White sewing ma
chimes. New Howe sewing machines,
Favorite sewing machines, Winner
sewing machines, Ruby sewing ma
| chimes. All the above sold for cash
on easy payments. ID. S. Abbott.
TUESDAY Of last week John F..
Rochester and Dave Winklcr took
| their guns and dogs and went to w.
T.. Moody's. a few miles northwest Of
Walhalla. for a hunt. While on the
old Blue Ridge right-of-way the dogs
struck the trail OF wild cat, and
aftcr running the animal for a short
distance ii ran up tree Mr.. Ro-
chester shot at 1t. and as 1t foil to
the ground Winkler fired load of
shot into his catship. After a fight
with the dogs the cat ran about n
hundred yards and up another tree.
Mr.. Rochester shot again. and the
cat fell TO the ground dead. The
boys brought the cat to town in the
aiternoon II weighed fourteen
pounds.
j. Russell Wright. who has been
valued correspondent for The Cou-
rier left last week for Greenwood.
where he will make his home i'm the
future. We regret to lose Mr..
Wright from Oconcc. whore he has
made his home for the past four
years. He has been a welcome visi-
tor TO large number Of homes i'm the
county. and Il warm welcome has al
ways been accorded him by the peo-
pie Of the whole county. He is a
churchman, and always made his in
tlucnce for good felt He has con-
tribuicd many interesting articles to
the columns Of The Courier regard
lng the war between the States and
on other subjects OF more or less i'm
rorancc. We Join with numerous
friends in wishing him great success
Wherever he may cast his lot
Alex Harden. Is years Old. was
drowned near the home OF his ia
thcr. Ed. Harden. in the Double
Springs community. last Sunday
Sunday afternoon young Harden left
home, presumably 10 visit friends in
the ncighbOrhood. He had not re-
turned Monday morning and the ia
ihcr set out to hunt the boy. On
Monday about n,clnck hic lirnlnrr