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-four at G. w. & J. f. Bauknight's,
Walhalla.-Adv.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
w. Reid, of West Union, on August
2d, daughter CONGRATULATIONS
DIR. J. w. Bell and son William
are spending this week at Clayton
among relatives and friends. We
wish them pleasant outing.
Miss Helen Fant left last week
for months visit to her sister Mrs.
Joel Brown, in Grimes, Cal. While
there she will take in the exposition
ana Southern California, accOmpa-
MED by Mrs. Brown.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe n. Davis were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
and little son had been on brief
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Davis. Mr..
Davis is brother of Mrs. Sanders.
j. J. Neville, of Atlanta, spent
short while in Walhalla the latter
part of last week, visiting at the
home of Mrs. Mary N Ansel, his
aunt, and among friends here. of
whom he has many, who are always
delighted to welcome him in his old
home town.
Jordan Norris has moved his
family from Newry to WalhalIa. Mr..
Norris has secured a lucrative posi-
ton with the Draper Loom Co. and
will be engaged in travelling and put
ting down new machinery through
out the South. He will leave next
week for Virginia, where he will be
for about six months.
We ar. informed that Mr.. and
Mrs. j. VI. Sitton, who are now resid-
ing at Tamassee, will open a hotel at
The Terrace in the near future.
This house has enjoyed a good pa
tronage in the past and it's reopen
ing on hotel basis will doubtless
attract many patrons. Mr.. Sitton is
travelling a great deal of the time.
but will make Walhalla his head
quarters. We wish for them great
success in THEW undertaking.
-Alr. and Mrs. C. f. Zeigler left
this week for TIE Highlands section
of North Carolina, where they will be
located for the present. Since their
departure the Walhalla Hotel has
been closed, and we have heard of no
n hD
ent. The closing Of the place leaves
Walhalla without hotel accommoda-
ton. Several of those who have here
tofore made their homes at the hotel
will, we are informed, retain their
rooms in the building, taking their
meals elsewhere. The departure of
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeigler is deeply regret
ted. Under REGULARLY trying eircum-
stances they kept the hotel open for
several months at a sacrifice to them
selves, but they did not feel that they
could continue longer with no pros
peCt in view for betterment of condi-
tiOns bout the premises. The hotel
prOportr is in litigation. none Of the
litgants being in position to put into
tM"ct needed repairs and additions.
Horses, mules, buggicS, wagons
and farming implements. w. NJ.
Brown. Walhalla.-Adr.
George Kaufman, who has for
some time been connected with the
post office at Walhalla, has resigned
his position and will go to one of the
business colleges Of Atlanta in the
near future. He will take rest of
few days before entering upon his
business course. George is one of
the finest young men Of whom Wal
halla can boast. Industrious, consci-
entiOus and honest to a fault, he has
brought the whole OF Walhalla to
him as admirers and friends. His
duties at the post Office have been dis
charged in such manner as TO cause
regret on every hand that his genial
countenance will not be seen at the
business windows hereafter. Noyoung
man who has ever held post office
position here has ever become such
general favOritG, and he will be gene
rally and genuinely missed We wish
for him great success in his business
career, and we feel sure that a great
one awaits him. He will not be long
in finding it.
Jordan CrenshaW, well known to
many in OcOnee, died at the county
poor farm last Saturday, and his re-
mains wer taken to his old home in
the Salem section Of the county Sum