Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-03-15

sunny JIM Adams and I. D. Fin
cannon, of Seneca, were in Walhalla to-
day on business.
See the new advertisement of Ruskin
Anderson, of Seneca. He offers bargains
In fnrpiture, dry goods and groceries.
Il have two fine yokes of oxen to sell.
One yoke will weigh about 2,40O pounds,
and the other 2,2oO pounds.
Il. E. Alexander.
-Bauknight's spring and summer
clothing. opening next Tuesday and
Wednesday, 2lst aud 22d. SEQ advertise
ment and call on them.
w. A. Kay, of Birmingham, Ala,
was on a brief visit to his mother and
family in Walhalla on Saturday and Sun
day, returning home Monday morning.
Rev. s. Phillips Werner returns to
Africa via Havana and Teneriffe, which
he says is much the shorter route for our
missionaries to the Congo.
Rev. j. G. Law will preach next Sun
day morning at IL O'clock at Fairview
and at Ebenezer at O'Clock in the after
noon. All are cordially invited to be
present.
- See our ladies' oxfords we are run
nlng at 81. Would be cheap at $1.25.
G. w. & j. (. Bauknight.
The many friends of w. M. Cobb.
who has been quite sick for several
weeks, are glad to see him back at his
accustomed place as manager of Houoh-
ins & Neville's stables.
The Taber Singing Association will
meet at the Block church on Sunday.
March Goth, at 10 O'clock. Every one
should bring dinner or song books or
both.
Buy your hardware from Carter
Hardware Co., Walhalla, S. G. They
have it.
All Pythians are expected to be at
their Castle Hall promptly on time next
Monday Monday evening. Work in Rank of
ESQUIRE and business of Importance to
be attended to.
merce, Ca, arrived in Walhalla last
Saturday and will spend this week and
perhaps longer visiting at the home of
Mrs. Il. A. Norton. Their Walhalla
friends are pleased to meet them again.
We have just opened our spring and
summer stock of Queen Quality Oxfords
We promise to show you something nice
6. w. & j. e. Bauknight.
B. s. Look, after an illness of two
weeks from grip, is able to be out again
among his friends, who are glad to note
his recovery. He has resumed his busi-
ness and win be pleased to see his Gus
toners and friends at hi 8 store.
Attention is directed to the notice of
opening books of subscription to the
capital stock of The Peoples Bank of
Walhalla, s. c., on next Monday, March
Goth, at the Office of Capt. w. A. Strother.
Those who desire to take stock in this
oank should be present at the time and
place.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution have appointed Mesdames
Warren R. Davis, Ramsay Doyle and
Miss Mayre Shelor a committee to ascer.
tain the names and places of burial of
Revolutionary soldiers in Oconee, Pick
ems and Anderson counties. All persons
having this information will please COM
municate with these ladies, or send the
same to the Office of the Keowee Courier.
All ladies calling at Jaynes' store
next Saturday will be served free drink
of Deep Rock Ginger Ale.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. b. F. Douthit, of Pendlcton, to
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Blanche, and Baslsin r. Lawrence, of
Pickens county. The marriage will be
solemniZed at the home of the BRIDES
parents on Wednesday, Mi. .ch 29tb, at II
O'Clock noon. The bride-to- be has many
friends in Walhalla, her former homo,
with whom we join, in advance of the
happy event, in extending best wishes.
Florida yams, melon, fine tomato,
corn, beans, cabbage and cucumber seeds
at Norman's.
Last Sunday evening the body of
Alice Seegle, aged 23 years, was brought
up from Anderson. She died at the
Townsend Mill, in that city on Saturday
The body of an infant about two months
old was also brought up, both having
died within few minutes of each other.
They were children of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Seegle, the latter of whom died March
3d. The Anderson Daily Mail states
that another member of the family is
desperately i'll.
Remember March 81 and % G. w. &
j. E. Bauknight will show all the new
wears and creations in mems clothing.
Mr.. Wearn will be there in charge of the
opening.
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. DuPre, of Able
Vile, have recently moved to the Suttles
place, about two miles above Walhalla,
and will make this their home. We are
glad to welcome them among our citi-
Zens. Mr.. DuPre is son of the late j.
+. G. DuPree, who for quite awhile was
a member of the corps of professors of
Clemson College. He will repair the old
mill at the Suttles place and operate it,
as well as conduct the farming operations
on the Suttles place.
-Jaynes' bargain department is full of
special values for Saturdays selling. BE
on hand at 10 o'clock.
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