Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-02-23
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Miss Hannah Burss Is in At
lanta this week on business.
Wall paper, window shades. lace
curtains cheap at Norman's store.
CLERK Of Court j. f. Craig and
family visited relatives in Seneca last
week.
Herman Poe, of Bolton. was one
OF the business visitors In Walhalla
this week.
Try Kurfee's paints for looks and
wearing qualities. None better. Dan
iel Good. Walhalla.
Miss Ella Harper spent the lat
ter part of last week with her sister,
Miss Gussie Harper, in Westminster.
B. w. Spinks and family have
moved to Charleston. where the for
mer is employed in the Office of the
Charleston Review.
MIR. and Mrs. e. NJ. Dickson and
two daughters are reported quite i'll
at their home near Fair Play. All
are suffering from We grip
-Wanted-Sobor, honest married
man to farm and run mill at High
people. For further information ap-
ply to j. A. Steck, Walhalla. SIS
MIR. and Mrs. r. S. Rutledge and
daughter, Miss Hattie, left Walhalla
Monday morning for Columbia where
Rutledge Will resume his duties as
State Armorer.
Miss Hannah Burss is in Atlanta
~ D.,ly y1~,,
spring and summer millinery and
millinery notions. Be sure to call
on her when you want anything In
the millinery line.
Married. on last Saturday even
ing, at the home OF the officiating
minister, Rev j. A. Bond. Miss Fan
ME KlZer and Nathaniel Williams.
The bride is daughter of Mike
kizer,who resides near Walhalla, and
the groom Is an employee of the
Walhalla Cotton Mill.
Mrs. Fred Thode. who has been
quite sick in a hospital in Atlanta
for week, Is greatly improved, and
she Is thought to be on the way to
rapid recovery. Her many friends
were distressed to learn Of her illness
and hope for her complete restora-
tion to health.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Davis died last Saturday even
at O'Clock. The little one had been
III from Irth, and was about three
weeks old. Funeral services were
conducted Sunday afternoon, and the
little body inferred in Westview Gem
etery. The parents have the symna-
thy OF many friends In their loss.
--Horticulturist c. G. Newman, Of
Clemson College, spent las. Saturday
and Sunday with his parents, Col.
and Mrs. j. S. Newman, here. He
brought them cluster OF ripe toma-
toes which weighed two and quar-
Ter pounds. They were raised in the
green house at Clemson. Mr. New
man left here for "Applcville," Col.
Newman's big orchard in the noun
tains.
john Bellottc, formerly Of this
county, died at his home in Green
vile last Thursday from pneumonia.
Ills remains were brought to Wal
halla Saturday afternoon and inter-
mcnt was made in Westview Gene
terry. Rev. John G. Law conducting
the service. MIR. Bellotte leaves a
wife and several children to mourn
MS death. He was sick for only a
Few days, having worked up to Sat
urday before his death, being en-
ployed In the construction OF the
depot at Ayersville, Ga. He was an
employee OF the Southern Railway.
and was considered one of the best
workmen the road had in this section
OF the country. Besides his wife
ana children he leaves numerous rel
atives and friends. WHO will learn of
his death with deep sorrow,
Governor Ansel has offered a re-
ward OF one hundred dollars for the
apprehension and conviction OF the
party or parties causing the death of
Robert c. Emerson in the town Of
Walhalla on the night OF December
Hth. 1909, and the town of Walhalla
mas oHcrcd a similar reward for the
same purpose. We understand that
the family Of Mr.. Emerson will de-
post one hundred dollars in the Bank
OF Walhalla this week, to be paid to
any one who captures, or who viii
furnish Information that will lead to
the capture and conviction Of the
guilty party or parties. This murder
was peculiarly atrocious, and there
appears to be a very general desire
TO bring the perpetrators to Justice,
several citizens Of Walhalla and
the county have expressed their will
lhgnesS to give money to increase
me reward already offered, and NJ. G..
Long. Esq, has arranged with
the cashier OF the Bank Of Walhalla
10 accept money on deposit for this
purpose, the money to be returned
to the persons so deposting it in
twelve months. in case there Is no
arrest and conviction