Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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.j? ?j? ?J? *|? ?I? .!? ?j? ?j? ?j? ?j? ?i? ?j? 4? LOCAL AND PERSONAL. .J. 4* ?I- ?I? ?I? ?I? ?I* *?* 4? 4* ?I -Frank shirley, of Anderson, ls In Walhalla to-day on business, -Hov. D. ]*. Iinn'cn will preach at Conneross Baptist church on the first Sunday in May at 1 1 o'clock. -Best Hue of cigars In town nt Walhalla Drug Company, -.Miss Aneska Hunter, of Pendle, lon, spout several days hero last week visiting her friend, Miss Dollie Beard. -A mule for Kale cheap. Sf;o J. B. S. Dendy. -Lee Vt. I lol Ioma n, of Anderson, was lt? Walhalla yesterday on busi ness and among lils Walhalla friends. -Dr. Probst's dental oi?lco at resi dence, Norman building, Main street. -L. A. Brennecke, of Creen wood, spent the first part of. this week here visiting his mother, Mrs. L. D. Bren necke. -Cet a bottle of Herring's Ca tarrh Cure at the Walhalla Drug Store, Baton stand, Main street. - Miss Sue hester, of Greenville, visited relatives in Walhalla during this W >ek. She returned to her home yesterday morning. - 200 bushels yellow mixed corn, a little' damp, but cool and sweet, to sell at Sile, per bushel. C. W. & J. IO. Bauknlght. - Mrs. II. P. Holleman left last week for Batesburg, where she will spend some time visiting ber bro ther, .1. B. Reid, and famf'y. - .lohn s. Goodman, of Clemson, passed through Walhalla last Fri day and stopped over for a short chat with lils ninny friends hero. - Mrs. S. P. Dendy is in Greenville for two months, which Hine she will spend visiting ber daughters, Mrs. L. L. Barr and Mrs. Chas. W. (?entry. -Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Ashe have moved from the Lewis bouse on Faculty Hill, and ?ire now occupying .1. W. Uolleman's house on Tugaloo street. - Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Powell have returned to their home near Wal halla from a week's visit to Talla hoosa, Ga., and Muscadine, Ala. They report a most pleasant trip. -I nm going to give away, abso-/ lately freo of charge, one $75 High Point top buggy. Call and inquire. This buggy ls going to be given lo some ono absolutely free. Remem ber that. Call and find out particu lars. W. M. Brown, Walhalla. - Deputy Collector .lohn P. Scruggs was in Walhalla for a short While Monday on business. He left at once for Greenville, where he will be in attendance upon I-ulled Slates Court tills week. - Hard times forgotten when you price our new stylo corsets. R. P. Cochran, Seneca, S. C.. - Dr. .lohn (J. Law and Col. R, A. Thompson attended the meeting of South Carolina Presbytery at Easloy last week. The session was one in which considerable business of im portance was transacted. - I have opened up a blacksmith and general repair shop on the To bacco Factory lot. I have an expert horseshoer. Jos. Bell, who will enre for your horse's feet. Cali ami see me. Jesse Lay, Walhalla, S. C. 18* - Mrs. S. A. Lockwood left Mon day for Washington, D. C., where she will be for some time. She went in order to be with her brother-in-law, Thomas ("aden, who will undergo an operation on Iiis eyes. Her friends here will be pleased to learn ol' her early return lo Walhalla. -Sweet potato slip:-, for sale from May 1st to June 15th. Varieties: Pumpkin yam, Nancy Hall, bunch yam. Price $1.25 per 1,000. J. ll. Barnett. West minster. 15-18 - Louis L. Littman, ol' Anderson, is in Walhalla this week working in Hi-' Interest ol' th?' Improved Order Heptasophs. lb? ls accompanied by his little son. Lawrence Littman, and bis son's friend. Leo Sellgmnii. Mr. Lilt man lias a number ol' friends in Walhalla who are always pleased to seo him. -Fresh supply of Lowney's can dies at Walhalla Drug Co., liat?n stand. - Mrs. F. E, Harrison left yester day for Columbia to take in the .Music Festival, and also to attend the marriage of her niece, .Miss Janie Murray, of Columbia, lo Mr. Henry Harris, of Greenville. Mrs. Harri son will bo awn> for several weeks, spending the major pari of her visit with her son, Frank E. Harrison. Jr., who hold a responsible position in the Southern Railway's auditing de pa ri men t. Houcliins & Angel, LIVERYMEN, WALHALLA. S. C. Our Stables are stocked with good Driving and Liding Horses, New Hag gles, Carriages, etc, Everything In first-class shapo. Our prices are right. We are go ing to do tho Livery Business of Wal halla If satisfactory service and rea sonable prices are an inducement. AUTOMOBILE FOR QUICK TRIPS. Houchins & Angel, PHONE NO. 28, WALHALLA, SOUTH CAROLINA. -Wi B. Greene, of Sandy Spring?, spent last night in Walhalla with friends. - Miss Loise Strlbllng, of Pendle ton, ls visiting her cousins, tho Misses Reid, -J. p, Powers, of Ninety-six, ls visiting relatives In Walhalla for a few days. - Miss Sue Dendy, ol* Richland, is spending several days with her sis ter, .Mis. C. .M. Gaines. - Mrs. R. il. Merrick, of Green ville, is vi..liing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Merrick. -Auditor Pond Anderson, of tip' Blue Ridge Railway, was in Wal halla on business Monday. -A full Uno of stationery and school supplies ut Walhalla Drug Go. There will be a special meeting of the liep taso pbs Thursday night. Every member is urged to In; present. -1 want all your eggs, chickens, und butter. Will pay you the top ol' the market-cash or trade. Yours for produce, J. G. Rochester. -Qeo. Jones is attending Federal Gourl in Greenville. Deputy Mar shal C. M. Gaines Is also in Green ville. - ll. G. Husch has torn -down his residence on lower Main street, and will begin at once tho erection of a handsome residence. -Laundry sent off Tuesday morn, lugs; delivered Fridays, within cor porate limits. Phone Earl Heard for quick and good service. 13-10 -Will Veiner, of the Atlanta Medical College, is home on a vaca tion. He is with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John I). Veiner, near town. -All the latest shapes In street hats. Howers, baby caps, dress hats, and newest shades lu ribbons. Spe cial sale next Saturday. Atlanta Millinery Company. - Hub Brown, colored, was lodged in jail last week on the charge of throwing rocks at a Southern Rail way train near Richland a week or ten days ago. Ile was brought up from Magistrate Hopkins's court at Seneca by Constable Stewart. -Cut price si,,c of pattern hats and our trimming. Seo our week end showing. R. P. Cochran, Sen eca, S. C. - Mrs. Hugh F. Little and baby, who have been with Mr. little at 'be Walhalla Hotel for several weeks, left for Spartanburg this morning. Mrs. little has made many friends during her stay who regret that she is leaving, even though it may be hut for a short tline. -Whit K. livingston, of Seneca, was here yesterday ou business and among friends. He has arranged for the delivery of Ice to all customers here from this date on to tho clone of the season. The livingston Ice Company have a large warehouse on the Hine Ridge right-of-way. -Master Harry Steck, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sleek, is extremely ill with bronchitis. Ile has been sick for a week, and desperately ill since Monday. The doctors say this (Wed nesday) morning there ls a bar J chance for his recovery. The friend., of the fond parents sincerely hope for the speedy recovery ol' their lit tle son. -Regular services at the Luthe ran church In Walhalla every Sun day morning at 1 1 o'clock. Sunday school at 9.45 a. m. A cordial invi tation is extended to all to worshlr with us. A special congregational meeting will be held on next Sunda} (April 2i!) after services, regarding the ? (.overing" matter. Let all mem bers please attend. T. H. Kptiug. Pastor. - Eggs for hatching - .1. C. Fis shell strain, standard bred Whlti Wynndottes. H. S. Look. Walhalla. -Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Sholor lett Monday for Columbia, accompanied by their son-in-law, G. P. Walker, Mrs. Shelor has been in failing health for several years, and thc trip was tak"n for bei- benefit. It ls hoped that through the treatment ol Dr. Guorry at his private sanitarium Mrs. Shelor may be restored tc health. Sh,> has hosts of friends here and in the county who hope for her speedy improvement. -For line pho i -Maphs go to flu West minster St udio, in the Oconee Hank. Westminster, S. C. lill' Information has just reached tu that, a while employee ol' the Ghat tooga Uiver Lumber Company wat drowned last Thursday In Chattoogfi river while trying to swim across Un stream. The man's name and hom? are unknown. His body w as t ak <? i out of the liver on the Georgia side and the Inquest was held by UK Georgia authorities. As no on< knew his name or his home, thc hod? was buried in Georgia by the county ant horlties. The many friends of Mrs. J. I) Vernor will regret to learn thal sin sustained a painful Injury last .Mon day afternoon. In an effort lo re mose a picture from the wall iii o.-.i ol' her rooms at ber home near town she was standing on a chair, whicl tilted backward, throwing her vio hut ly io Hi,, floor. The weight o her hedy cai.ie on lier right arm \\ liit-ii was broken about six Inchei from nie wrist. Dr. .1. W. Dell wai called promptly and the fracture, !>iuies \\eic set. Mrs. Veiner is get ting along well, and her friends hopi foi her early recovery from her in ju ry. S. D Mc A bee has a lot of well bred pigs for sale. Gall on or writ? him Walhalla H. F. I). No. ?.. Rev. Geo. M. Wilcox will be in stalled as pastor of the Walhalla Richland and Bel hel Presbyterial cliui' ne-; o ii Friday and Saturday the 17th and I 8th of .lune next. 'lin installation service will be held a Richland church on the 17th. am on the 18th Rev. Wilcox will be in stalled as pastor of Walhalla am Bethel churches, the services to Ix held in the Walhalla church. Then will be several ministers and elder from various points in the Presby tery here to participate In the set vices. The Sunday following Rev Mr. Wilcox will hogln his regula pastoral work. -New corsets for Empire dressea priced to suit hard times. R. P Cochran, Seneca, S. C. -Go to W. M. Brown for buggteB, wagons, harness, etc. tf -David C. Strother, or Fort Val ley, tia., is spending thc summer in West inion with his parents, Capt. and .Mrs. lt. C. Strother. -The Florida Ulossoms Minstrel and Comedy Company w'll show here next Friday .<ght, April 2:5d. There Will be but one performance :.' night. Thia aggregation of black minstrels ha? gained quito a reputa tion for a very contle as weil as thoroughly clean show. Popular prices. Tltey have arranged sepa rate tiers of scats for white and col ored patrons. No ono need fear a mixing of tile races. -Last week the Westminster Steam Laundry bandied a bod spread .that ls about 100 years old. The spread was sent in by Mrs. Hosa Schroder, of Walhalla, lt was n> .de j and originally owned by Mrs. Ell/.a I beth Norton, grandmother of the i late .Indue .). J. Norton and of Mrs. lt. A. Schroder and great grandmo ther of Treasurer W. J. Schroder. Tho thread was spun by Mrs. Norton, the cloth woven by her, and then all the needle work was done by ber by band. The spread or connie- pane is one ol' the oldest and best preserved relics of the past we have se.en. -Mr. and Mrs. Crayton Rankin arrived In Walhalla hist Saturday from Chino, Cal., where they have resided for several years. Mr. Ran kin bas sold out all lils California property and will make a home for his family here. Tiley are at pres ent visiting Mrs. Rankin's brother and sister. W. I), and .Miss Maude Moss, on Faculty Hill. The climate of California did not agree with them, and their return to Walhalla is due to their desire to make their homo In a better climate. Mr. Han kin is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Rankin, and his wife is pleasantly remembered here by many as Miss Helen Moss. They have hosts of friends lo welcome them back to their old home. Thc Clemson College Cadet Or chestra furnished excellent music last Friday evening at the Issaquena Literary Society's debate at Wago ner Theater. The orchestra ls com posed of nine cadets, hailing from various sections of South Carolina, under the care of Director Brugge mann, of the First Artillery Band Ot1 Slllvan's Island, as follows: L. D. Webb. Anderson; V. B. Higgins, Fas ley; IO. H. Pinckney, Charleston; K. A. McCrary, Aiken; K. S. Wolfe, Or angeburg; J. I). Graham, Suinter; N. E. Byrd. Branchville; H. D. Plenge, Charleston, and J. H. Lomax, Lown desville. Lewis Harrison, of Clem son, accompanied the orchestra here and spent several days at the home of his parents, on Fa ulty Hill. -The young ladies of Walhalla always know how to do just the proper thing at the right time, and the informal complimentary dance to the young men at Pitchford'*, Hall Tuesday evening was no exception to the rule. As a social event, lt was a success from every standpoint. Everything was planned and carried out In thal fascinating manner which women alone can use. Tho little booth in one corner, where fruit pundi was served, was presided over in such a charming way that while drinking one could easily imagine that be was drinking nectar from the fountain of the gods. Besides those from home, there were a num ber of visitors from Seneca, Rich land, Pendleton and Anderson. We are authorized by thc young men to tender the young ladies a unanimous vote of thanks. -Speaking of his recent visit to Easley as a member of the South Carolina Presbytery, which convened there last week, Col. It. A. Thomp son, recalled several incidents of Hie long ago. "Tho historical associa tion of lOasley," lie said, "is interest ing. Near by is I'iekensvillo, one of the oldest towns In the up-country. The town was named in honor of Gen. Andrew Plckens, of Revolution ary fame. This large territory was organized by the Legislature and known as Washington county. The court house and jail were erected at I'iekensvillo. In the course of time these buildings were burned. As population increased there was a loud clamor for the division of Wash. Ington county Into two districts. Thia culminated in (lie founding of old Pendleton and Greenville dis t rids." -The Emery Club met with Mrs. Sidney Adams on Tuesday, 13th in stant, and was made more enjoyable than usual by the presence of seve ral visitors -Mrs. H. daPonte, of Atlanta; Mrs. Lockwood, of Wash ington, I), c.; Mrs. W. A. Strother, Jr., of Perry, Ga., and Mrs. Little, of Spartnnburg. After an hour spent most industriously on dainty handi work, Mrs. Adams served delicious refreshments, appropriate to the Easter season, consisting of deviled and salmon eggs, graham and hain sandwiches, cheese crackers and stuffed olives ' i Russian ten. While the guests were seated at the table the hostess served pretty Bas ter egg fawns from a nest of violets. The next meeting will be with Mrs. J. li. Darby on Tuesday afternoon, April 27th. ?it 3.30 o'clock. Tho Caller Hardware Company, <;!' Walhalla have accepted the agency for the Ford Motor Company's New Model T, Va radi um steel automo biles, and a carload of Hiern are on the way to Walhalla. Included in the car are two five-passenger lour ing ears and one three-passenger 20. horsepower roadster. Those autos are heralded everywhere as beauties in point of service and appearance. Tho Carter Hardware Company will keep cars on hand at all limes for demonstration, and will be in posi tion to repair and adjust all kino., of automobiles, gas engines, eic. Their territory includes all of Oeoneo coun ty. L. O. White, who bas for some time been chauffeur for c. it. Houch ins, will bo with the ('arter Hard ware people after May 1st as demon strator and driver of the Ford ma chines. WANTED. - Glenwood, Norris, Easley, Ch.quola, Pickens, William ston and other cotton mill stocks. Please name lowest prices. Paul C. Petty, Box 324, Spartanburg, S. C. FOR THE BUILDER. We have a complete line of Doors and Window Sash, Glass Doors, Mantels, Locks, Hinges, Paints and Oils, and Roofing. Anything for the Builder, such as Lime and Cement, Let us have your bill and submit you prices, then we make a satisfied customer out of you. FOR THE FARJT. Harrows, Oliver Chilled and Avery Steel Turning Plov/s. Reversible Disc Plows. Repairs for Oliver and Avery. Barb Wire, Poultry Wire, Field Fence and Hog Fence. Car on hand at prices never equalled. Anything to be found in any up to date Hardware House will be found here at prices marked " WAY DOWN." ?TATHESON HARDWARE CO., W FSTMINSTER, S. O. The Latest Footwear Fashions from New York and Paris are ready for you at our store, because we sell the famous Regal Shoes for Women. Each one of these Regal styles is an exact reproduction of an expensive custom model, and possesses the exclusive style of a made-to-order shoe. REGAL SHOES For Women have long been famous for their high quality. Their price is the same all the year 'round. They not only afford you correct style, but also perfect fit and comfort-because they are made in quarter-sizes-just double the usual number of shoe-fittings. $350 $400 and $500 LOWRY & HOLLOWAY, SO. CA. Screen Doors, $1 to $2. Screen Win dows, 35c. to 75c. each. Screen Door Sets, Spring Hinges, etc. ^ >' . awl S Aw Ice Cream Churns, Refrigerators, Ice Boxes, Hammocks. You cannot afford to miss seeing our ex cellent linc. Window and Door Screens. AN AHSOLUTE NECESSITY II?' Vol" WOULD KEEP YOUR HOUSE FREE PROM INSECTS rills SUMMER. PLIES IN THE HOUSE ARE A GREAT NUISANCE AND ENDANGER HEALTH. LET I S SUPPLY YOUR HOUSE WITH SCREENS AND HID YOI* OF (We have thom for any size.) THE DANGER OF DISEASE. EASTER TIME. HHS MEANS GARDENING TIME; CLEA NING-UP TIME. HA VE YOU A LL THE TOOLS YOU ARE IN NEED OF FOR Till S WORK? IF NOT, COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU OUR EX CELLENT LINE. SPORTING GOODS. WE HAVE A CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCK OF HASH HALL AND TENNIS St PP CLE SUNDRIES, PISHING HOOKS, TACKLE, FLIES, NET, Etc. ?I ES, RICYi 1 SENECA HARDWARE CO., EAST END, Seneca. S. C. -There will be a laymen's rally at the Walhalla Baptist ("burch on the Hist Sunday In May from ll to I o'clock. Judge J. W. Quattlebaum, of Anderson, will make an address. Public cordially Invited. SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES Alten'! Koot?Es ie, a powder, It enron painful, smarting, nervous feet and ingrowing nails, and m -I .mi iv taken the sting ont of corns and Imit ions. It's the greatest comfort discovery Ol tho age. Allen's Foot-Eaao makes tight or now shoes feel easy. It ls a certain cure for sweat ing, callous, swollen, tired, aching feet. Try it to-day. Hold l>y all Druggists and Bhoe Stores. Ky niall for 2ftc. In stamps. Don't accept any substitute. Trial pnekage KRKE. Address, Al lon H. Olmsted, be Hoy, v Y. Evidently sonic Republicans are beginning to feel that Mr. Tnft needs revision quite as badly as does the tariff. The I lcd-I tock of Success lies in a keen, clear brain, backed by indomitable will and resistless en ergy. Such power comes from the splendid health that Dr. King's New Life Pills impart. They vitalize every organ and build up brain and body. J. A. Harmon, Llzemore, W. Va., writes: "They are the best pills I ever used." 25 cents at all drug stores. Go to T. E. Alexander, For Your Ruggies and Harness.