Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-01-24
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Carey was summoned by telegraph
last Monday to the bedside of his
brother, Dock, in Georgia, who was
said to be dying"
Root Juice Compound sold by
us. Norman's Drug Store.
Married, on sunday, January
21, at the home Of the brides ia
ther. J. B. Burgess, In the Jocassee
section, Miss Licena Burgess and
Robert Sutton, Of IIcvwood county,
North Carolina. We Join with 9TH
ers in extending congratulations and
good wishes.
Big line all kinds notions and
ladies' goods. The Harrison Store.
Anderson mtelligencer, Jan. %:
married, by Rev. w. w. Leathers,
at his residence, on Wednesday after
noon, 10th instant, Ezra Cromer and
Miss Grace Martin, all Of Anderson
county, There are many Oconec
friends Of the young couple who will
join with The Courier in extending
We sell all medicines advertised
in Courier Norman Co.
Mrs. f. G. Bischon and son
Frederick left recently for Jackson
Vile, Fla, where they will make
their home, Mr.. Bischoff having some
time ago accepted his old position as
cashier Of the Clyde Steamship Com
pany Of that city. There are many
friends Of the family who regret ex-
ceedingly their departure.
Frost proof cabbage plants fresh
every week at Schumacher's.
Mrs. Mary Crow died at the
home Of her sonin-law, Thomas
Cash, in the Jocassee section OF Oco-
nee, last Thursday. Her body was
laid to res, Friday in the cemetery
Of Mount Carmel Baptist church.
Mrs. Grow was in her S0th year She
Is survived by several children and
numerous other relatives, to whom
Is extended the sympathy of many
friends In their hour Of sorrow. Mrs.
Grow had been a consistent member
of the Baptist church for many years.
Mrs. Grow was one of the few Oco-
nee Confederate mothers Funeral
| services were conducted by Rev.
| Wade II. Nicholson
See me for buggies, wagons. har-
ness, brides, saddles and anything
| you need in similar lines. | have
them, and the prices are right. Cash
or good papers. to suit purchasers.
w. NJ. Brown, Walhalla S. c.
Capt. "Billy" Smith, the veteran
conductor on tho Columbia and
Greenville division OF the Southern
railway, it is understood, has tender
ed his resignation. Members OF his
FAMILY and intimate friends have for
quite while been insisting on this
course, as the aged gentleman, they
felt, had served long enough and was
doing himself an Injustice by re-
naming in the service. Capt. Smith
has rounded out fifty-three years Of
active railway service, the greater
portion Of that time having been on
the Columbia and Greenville divis-
ion. Wc hope that our good old
friend may have yet many years Of
peace and plenty before him.
New lot ladies' collars, ties,
belts, buckles, combs. pins, needles,
embroidery hoops, underwear, hos
iery. Harrison's.
--Rev. J. II. Stone died at his
home near Seneca last Sunday about
II o'clock. after long illnes, from
a complication Of diseases, by reason
Of which his health had been failing
for long period. The immediate
cause Of death, however, was a stroke
Of paralysis. Rev Mr.. Stone was
Go years Of age. and for more than
30 years he had been engaged active
~ in the ministry, practically all Of
this time conducting work within the
bounds Of the Beaverdam Baptist
Association, Of which he was a prom
incnt member. For number Of
years he was Moderator of the Bea-
vcrdam Baptist Association, and
there, as in other places where he
served, his personality was deeply
impressed. He was good man, and
his death will be deeply deplored
wherever he was known. He leaves
his wife to mourn his death, to
whom Is extended the deepest sym
pathy. At the time Of his death
Rev. Mr.. Stone was pastor of the
Pleasant Hill, Earle's Grove and
ToXaway Baptist churches. Funeral