Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-03-22
"A few secondhand buegies and
wagons for sale at Carter Hardware 10

lew secOnd-hand ouRgies and
Wagons for sale at Carter Hardware Go.
Dresden A. Smith, Jr., aftorS an ab.
sence of over threesyears in Washington,
d. O., came home on visit to his pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Smith, and
family, yesterday. His many friends in
Walhalla will be pleased to meet him
again.
I'VE have just opened our spring and
summer stock of Queen Quality Oxfords.
We promise to show you something nice
in shoe making.
6. w. & j. e. Bauknight.
Capt. and Mrs. X. c.. Strother. of
West Union, entertained handsomely
and cordially party of young ladies'
and gentlemen at their home last evening
from 0 to IL O'Clock. The Young folks
enjoyed themselves Immensely. Light
refreshments were served by the host
and hostess.
"A protraoted meeting will begin in
the Walhalla Baptist church tomorrow
(Thursday) night by Dr. III. p. Fitch, the
State evangelist of the Baptist church.
1t is quite probable that the meeting will
be continued for a period of ten days.
The public is cordially invited and ur-
gently requested to attend.
We arc showing the largest and
strongest line of Oxfords in mems, wo-
reu anu chiiureps 3, CnaG was ever
9. W. & J. E. Bauknight.
Alex. Edwards of Victoria, N. G,
was in Wal halla last week. He is one of
the prominent seedsmen of Western
North Carolina, and during his stay dis
posed of quite quantity of garden
seeds of various kinds. The seeds put
up by him are adapted to this climate
and are highly spoken of by those who
have used them.
-Cattail and German millet, clover,
alfalfa and grass seeds. Fine melon
seed at Norman's.
Among the improvements to property
in Walhalla there is none more notcea-
BILE than that made by the application of
paint. The residences of Mrs. T. A.
Norton and Mrs. Mary f. Bauknight are
being greatly improved hy handsome
coats OF paints. Mrs. Bauknght is also
having the walks in her yard laid in
hexagon cement blocks.
G. a. Mayhem has this work in charge.
r. 7. Jaynes, Esq, has begun work
on remodeling the old Female college
property into a modern residence. The
house will be moved back about fifty
feet from Main street, thoroughly over
hauled and modernized, and when COM
pleted will add greatly to the appearance
of Main street. Otto Kaufmann has the
work in charge and is pushing it as rap.
idly as possible. He hopes to complete
the work early in June.
Don't miss Jaynes' 5 and 10-cent sale
next Saturday.
"A drove of thirty-five hogs passed
through Walhalla on last Friday morning
from Macon county, N. c., on its way to
Anderson court house. The hogs we're
of good size and condition and will no
doubt furnish our neighbors with plenty
of good eating in the shape of sausage
meat, backbone, spareribs and chitter-
lings. 1t is an interesting incident that
Anderson has to draw on our friends
above us in North Carolina for it's meat
supply. We are glad that the old North
State is able to furnish it.
One of the prettiest weddings in
Seneca in many seasons took place on
Wednesday afternoon, at o. clock, March
18th, 1905, when Rev. d. w. Hiott united
IN marriage Edgar Hiott and Miss Lizzie
Harper. The bride is the daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. j. G. Harper, and is one
of Seneca's most accomplished and popu-
lar young ladies, and the groom is a sue
cessful business young man, holding the
responsible position of Mail Clerk on the
Southern Railway between Charlotte
aud Atlanta. Our warmest congratula-
tions and good wishes are extended to
the happy young couple.
-Crossett shoes make life's walk easy.
Call and see the new things that G. w. &
j. E. Bauknight are showing in Ideal
Patent Kid, Corona Patent, Tans, Cham
palgns, Russia, Oxfords.