Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-12-16
D. Ce MEYERS,
Goeal ann. 4ersomal,


Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Look,
on Thursday, December 1s, 1908, a son.
The tracks OF tho Blue Ridge Rail lway
in town are being improved by the plac-
ing of new ties. ~ sn5. # 81
Rev. j. g. LawSwill preach at Fair
.yiewsnext Sunday at II a. %m.,. and at
Ebenezef at p.Sms x
Miss Aileen Poole, of Greenville, is
visiting Miss Lila Reeder at Mrs. j. P.
Keese's, in Walhalla. -. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii. Hughs,. of Rich
land, are visiting Mrs. and Mrs. III. L..
Coe and family, Of Asheville, N. @. ;,
F. w. Pieper left this morning for
Charleston, where he will attend the
funeral of his relative, Mrs. j. F. Pieper.
Large assortment of Holman Bibles to
60 cheap at Darby's Drug Store.
The stores of Walhalla are we'll
filled for the holiday shopper. Come in
during the next few days and supply
your wants.
Good mule for sale.
M. S. Stribling, Westminster, S. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Gibson, of Co
lumbia, are spending some time in Wal
halla visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
81. A. 81. Gibson.
You'll make no mistake If you go to
Bells drug store for holiday goods.
Jas. H. Hunnicutt last week re-
ceived his commission as Notary Pub
lie. Bachelor Jim" intends to marry
some one-that is, to perform the core
mony. '.s@
Rev. G. F. Clarkson will preach in
the Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock, Rev. e. s. Jones, the
new pastor, not being able to be here by
that time.
Outings, worth 1Oc., at 10.
j. III. Adams, Seneca, S. @.
Married, by III. A. II. Gibson, Notary
Public. on Tuesday morning, December
10. 1908, Luke Jameson and Miss Belle
Chastain. The happy couple are both
of Walhalla.
F. f. Harrison, of Landrum, 8. c.,
is spending several days in Walhalla
with his mother and other relatives. He
is looking we'll, and his many friends are
pleased to see him again.
Now Is Your Time TO Buy
winter goods at wholesale at Norman's.
"A terrible blizzard has been prevail
ing in the Northwest for the past few
days. The mercury has been ranging
from four to twenty four degrees below
zero. Much suffering has been expe-
rienced in consequence.
Anderson Intelligencer: "Rev. John
G. Law, d. D., of Walhalla, has been ap-
pointed by the South Carolina Presby-
terry to take charge of the Midway Pres
byterian church for time and he has
already entered upon his work"
The Literary Beacon is handsome
school magazine issued by The State
Company for the students of the Harts-
vile High School Itis a neat 40 page
monthly, bright and interesting, and is a
credit to the school it represents.
n,,x
at half value at NOrman's.
holders of the Richland Educational
Enterprise next Wednesday, December
23d, at 2 p. NJ, at the Richland Academy
Hall, for the transaction of important
business. All members please take
notice and attend promptly.
&C. G. Myers, of Oakway, was in town
yesterday on business. He is young
man of promise, and is starting out as n
surveyor. Careful and painstaking in
business matters, he has every reason to
succeed, and we wish for our young
friend full measure of success.
j. G.. b. Vandiver. of Baldwin, Miss,
was in Walhalla Monday looking after
business matters. He is highly pleased
with his Mississippi home and is meeting
with success. His many Oconee friends
join us in extending him best wishes for
prosperity in his adopted State; yet we
will be glad to welcome him back as q
citizen of Oconee. &
Don't forget about the doll to be
given away December "a, at Darby's
Drug Store.
his home in Blockton, Ala, after spend
ing few days with Mrs. Virginia Reid
;aad family. in West Union. Dir. Martin
has been in New York for the past
montb taking postgraduate course.
He made first honor in both the special
courses he was pursuing.
Big Lot Capes and Shoes
going cheap at Norman's.
We are requested to announce that,
owing to the illness of some of the pu-
pills of the Village Creek school, the en-
given at the close will not take place.
The school will be closed, however, on
Wednesday, December 23d. The teacher,
Miss Amy Lyles, regrets exceedingly the
unfortunate circumstances which render
the closing exercises impossible. =
For albums, brush and comb sets,
mirrors, pictures, chinaware, silverware,
cut glass, &c, Co., go to Darby's Drug
Store.
Rev. ". q. Neville, of York county,
has novel plan for raising church
money. Last spring he distributed sixty
quarts of cotton seed to,members of his
congregation who promised to turn the
cotton produced over to the church. He
called for the delivery of the cotton and
had 1t ginned. They met, had a big
picnic dinner and ascertained that they
had a bale of. cotton weighing 500
pounds.-Darlington News.
NV ANTED.-Good practical man, who
r, wv owns or can control timber, can
get first class saw mill or shingle mill
outfit to work on shares. Owner will fur