Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-01-19

See notice OF sale in this issue
by Mrs. }. r. Earle.
Victor safes, new, a.. bargains.
Jas. NJ. Moss, Walhalla.
The many friends OF w. w. Moss
| will be pleased to learn that his con-
dition Is somewhat improved.
MFR. and Mrs. Lee G. Holleman,
of Anderson, spent Sunday In Wal
halla visiting Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Hol-
leman.
w. S. Floyd returned last week
to Walhalla, after 4 pleasant visit to
his brother. Chas. Floyd, at Brevard,
North Carolina.
Married, at Long Greek church,
on Sunday. January 18th, Henry Will
banks and Miss Nancy Turpin, Rev.
d. +. Carter officiating.
w. NJ. Brown has about thirty
good horses and mules to dispose OF
for cash or on time. Read his ad-
vertisement and call on him.
Mrs. ID. A. Smith returned Mon
day from Sandy Springs, where she
spent several days visiting Mrs. S. ID.
Gaillard, who has been quite sick.
S. A. Tow returned home last
Monday from North Augusta, S. C.
He Is suffering considerably with
malaria. His friends hope for his
early recovery.
j. w. Hunter, of Raleigh, n. c.,
representing the Hanover Fire lnsur-
ance Company, of New York, Is in
Walhalla to-day on business connect
ed with his company.
Little Frank Earle, two years
old, has been quite sick for the past
few days, but is reported some better
this morning. We hope the little fell
low may soon be entirely we'll.
Henry Rogers, who has for some
time been employed by G. r. Carter
in his meat market at Greenville, has
| returned TO Walhalla. and is again at
| his old place at NJ. w. Carter's mar
kct
A card received this morning
| from Rev. G. S. Blackburn. OF SEN
eca, who is attending the Laymen's
meeting in Columbia, contains this
| statements: ''The Laymen's gathering
| is great"
Farm and Factory: airs. w. II.
Cary, of near Walhalla. visited her
| daughter. Miss Esther Cary, here
| Sunday. Miss Esther has been Oh the
| sick list for the past week with la
grippe. Her friends were glad to
see her out yesterday"
After this week S. A. Byrd will
conduct his shoe repair shop at his
residence in West END. Work left at
| Rauknight's store will receive prompt
attention. Parties now having work
| in the shop will please call for the
same at once.
| Anderson Mail: "NIr. and Mrs
| George l.. Wilson, Of Walhalla, have
| been spending several days with Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Holder. Mr.. Wilson
is Mayor Of Walhalla, and has host
| OF friends in Anderson who are glad
to have him and wife with them"
MIR. and Mrs. n. l.. Tant have
moved from their former home in
Midway to the Methodist parsonage,
| where they will make their home
| temporarily. Work on Mr.. Tants
| new residence in Midway is progress
| ing rapidly. 1t will be quite a hand
| some structure.
--Mr. and Mrs. George A. Harri-
! son, Of Landrum. arrived in Walhalla
last week and are now occupying
their new home in Midway, just be-
low Walhalla. They are most cor
daily welcomed to our midst by Il
host Of friends here in Walhalla, Mr..
l1arrisOn's old home.
Last Saturday night the barn on
the premises of Cicero Sheriff. who
resides in the Friendship section of
Oconee, was destroyed by fire. Mr..
Sheriff also lost his mule and COW as
we'll as all rough feed. The building
was new structure, and the loss
falls heavily on Mr.. Sheriff, as he
inI i,,f,,
the fire is unknown. but is thought to
have been inccndiary.
--Lavonia Times: &c. G.. Marett
sold 90 bales Of cotton in Lavonia
last week. Henry II. Sewell was the
purchaser. The price paid was ID
cents per pound. and the amount Mr.
Marett received was $6,226.S0. Mr..
Marett is one Of the biggest farmers
| of Oconee county. He has recently
| moved from Fair Play to Wcstmin-
Ster. but will still retain his farming
interests In and around Fair Play
The County Sunday School Con-
vention at Seneca last week elected
the following delegates to the State
| sunday School Convention, which
will convene at Rock Hill in Febru-
ary: Mrs. w. l.. Dobbs. Mrs. J. n.
| Hcrndon, Mrs. w. j. Lunney, Jas
! NJ. Moss. G. r. ID. Burns. John My
crs, j. 7. Bryant. Rowland Duke, w.
\. Bruce. }. b. Duncan, J. p. Strib-
ling. S. p. Stribling, II. Pedcn Ander-
son, l.. A. Tannery. w. G.. Hughs. j.
b. Harris, J. b. Sanders. There are
four other delegates to be chosen
| later--one from the Walhalla Luthe-
ran Sunday school and three from
| Clemson.