Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-08-16

Just received. Walhalla Drug Co.
Rev. John G. Law, d. D., will preach
at Fairivew at IL o'clock next Sabbath
morning and at Ebenezer at O'Clock in
the afternoon. Public cordially invited.
--Orr's Rifles was made up of four
companies from Pickens and Oconee,
three from Anderson, two from Able
vile and one from Marion and Horny
counties.
ALI laundry left at Ed. Callas's store
will receive careful attention.
-ProtIacted services are in progress
at Double Springs this week. The pas
tor, Rev. w. M. Harden, is being ably as
| sisted by Rev. r. l.. Holroyd, of Bolton,
who arrived yesterday.
There will be a picnic at Mrs. G. w.
Maretts spring, in Fork Township. An-
derson county, on Saturday, August 10th.
The public is invited to attend with we'll
filed dinner basket
Fifteen or twenty smart girls wanted
to sew. Expenses guaranteed till you
| learn. Smart girls can make 81 per day.
Anderson Overall Factory, o b. Van
Wyck, Manager, Anderson, S. G.
Clayton (Ga.) Tribune, August 10th i:
CDR. and Mrs. Jesse w. Bell, of Walhalla,
S. g., are guests of the Wall house. Mrs
Bell is not enjoying good health and the
udhluP ii temporary CndURc ON
her account"
Mrs. w. II. Goodlett, Mrs. George
| Henry and Miss Corinne Guodlett, of
Greenville, are stopping at the Walhala
| Hotel. Their many friends are pleased
to meet them again. Mrs. Henry is
pleasantly remembered here as Miss Ada
Goodlett.
For all kind of buggies and wagons
| call on G. w. Pitchford Go.
The young folks who are spending
the summer at the Blue Ridge Mineral
Springs Hotel enjoyed a delightful noon
light straw ride on Wednesday night last.
On the return of the party watermelons
we're served on the west piazza and all
enjoyed fine time.
r. III. Cowan, who lives on Oconee
creek, in this county,. presented The
Courier Monday morning with one of
the largest apples that we have seen in
quite while. 1t weighed one pound
and measured thirteen inches in circum-
ference. Mr. Cowan named his apple
''The Champion"
For Rent-Residence on Faculty Hill;
good water, nice premises; splendid To-
cality. Apply to w. l.. Werner, at Bank
of Walhalla. 30.tf*
Luther A. Moore, fancy grocer, of
Seneca, has our thanks for sample of
Arizona granulated honey. 1t is excep-
tionally fine, and lacks the strong taste
of the ordinary domestic honey. Mr..
Moore has found it 80 favorably received
by his customers that he has arranged to
supply his trade regularly.
Anderson Mail, August 18th: "a. M.
Jones, formerly connected with the An
derson and Brogon Mills, but who has
been with mill at Westminster for some
time, has returned to Anderson to take
the position of Overseer of carding In
Anderson Mill No. 2. He is good mill
man, and is very popular besides, and his
many friends are glad he is back in An.
derson."
Plenty of timber on your land2 See
j. c. Shockley, West Union, If you want
to sell. 32tf.
Rev. A. X. Gwynn, of Greenville,
was in Walhala last Thursday to meet
the Catholics of Oconee county in refer
ence to building a chapel here in the
near future This mission is in charge
of the we'll known Rector, Father Gwynn,
and his able assistant, Father Murphy,
the two very Jealous young priests of
st. Mary's Catholic church, of Green
vile, S. c.
Buy your school books, tablets, OK
animation blanks and pencils from us.
Walhalla Drug Co.
MISS ROSamOnd II. Bruce, OF Town.
Vile, S. c., has won the vacant Winthrop
College Scholarship for Oconee county
for the next session. The examination
was held at Walhalla court house July
7th, 1909 There were twelve young
ladies who contended for the prize, and
Miss Bruce was the fortunate one. We
extend our warmest congratulations to
this bright Oconee young woman in her
achievements.