Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-12-04
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10th VtSee advertisement of farms for
taterket auction. #rn@
10 tttead the new advertisement of
IN ac1ceorman Company in this issue.
d, , AN 'iss May FAINT spont Thanks
hs ociAt In Anderson among relatives
m the| prn, unto Mr. and Mrs. w. O..
weeks. ner, Jr., on December Q, 1907,
behalf pf ter.
ject of thses Hattie and Anna Darby
At theturned from a visit to rela-
Columbia and Fort Motto.
ton AsSo, Board of County Commits
Union, will hold their regular meet
cents n, .A%as,xt Friday. ..
fi,,,e a. Wv. j. E. Bogg0, Of Pickens,
Ion nro,S 'eral days in Walhalla last
lion balesths 'iehus'
has occurrsr j. A. Steck is confined to
but bothsa ibis week. He is suffering
from TIM attack Of la grippe.
this esbr. james II. Crawford, of Mar
w8Sx5Ga., silent few days last week
fyRong his Ipld Walhalla friends.
New ldt winter hats and millin-
Fry OF latest style. Mrs. Galloway,
El Westminster, S. @.
Mrs. RI Fahnestock leaves this
week for Savannah, where she will
spehd the winter with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Wdrren r. Shelor, of An
SeIson, is whiting at the homes Of
Nol. and MRS. II. A. Thompson and
MISS Georgia (VanDiviere this week.
M. j. Smith. of Columbia, spent
tae THANKSGIVING holidays with his
niother, Mrs. ID. A. Smith, and fam
NY. He returend to Columbia Sun
day.
Louis r. Sloan, of Charleston,
VISITED at the home Of his uncle, JAS
Seaborn, the past week He left on
i4esday morning for visit to rela-
tiyes at Pendleton.
-Rev. j. A. Bond will preach at
! tTe Walhalla Baptist church next
SUNDAY morning at II o'clock a. M,
at which time announcement will be-
mfde as to preaching at night.
Ut is desired that the pupils of
tHe Walhalla Methodist Sunday
school go prepared to contribute as
htHerally as possible on next Sunday,
asf 1T Is the. wish of thoce in charge
tQA raise sum sufficient to defray
! th3 expenses Of the Christmas tree.
sessi 50. tpas :s.'E g9Rsi %s ib on sReetings,
took place at the ,ds fbss basog goods as ana
father, J. j. Stew. Nnru .ae au-
eth, at 7.3O o'clustomers the Me are are
Rev. w. B. hawiid get b-asiss
marriage ceremon. Was.sSsatrsa,nS ,,'tran
duchess satin, h 'silhstef'
lace, and carried Keith, Carrie She
Of white SSGtfle Shelor and Miss
tendant. A. Il Of Anderson, took
with dinner with Miss Dolly
rall
A W. j couples were also present at
~ dinner.
|<>< Tax collecting Is a slow game.
4 east 1t has been up to the pres
;ime, Treasurer Schroeder having
ived =, only $6,269.6O to date.
Esre is yet to be collected ST.
}0.40, the taxes in this county,
. \ounting to $S3,6SO.OO. Out of
", out 1000 receipts to be issued,
= only 500 have been handed out up
to this time
The friends OF Ben. p. Fisher
were glad to see him on our streets
Tuesday. He has been living at Oak
Point, Washington, for the past eigh-
teen months, and likes that section
OF the Northwest very much. He has
been engaged in the timber business
the greater part Of the time Mr.
Fisher Is now visiting his family at
Belton. He will remain in South
Carolina until spring, when he W
return to Washington. We wish Ben
continued success.
We note with pleasure the splen-
did race S. X. Cannon is making in
Franklin county, Georgia, for Com
missioner Of Roads and Revenues.
In the election held on November 20
Mr.. Cannon received 521 votes and
the next highest man received 253.
a second primary was held on Mon
day, but we have not learned the re-
suit. We predict, however, that Can
non was victorious. Mr.. Cannon was
a citizen of Oconee for many years,
and we are pleased to know he is so
popular with the people Of our sister
State.
Mart w. Carter returned from
Lake Providence, La, last week. He
has been there IOr several months in
the employ Of the parish authorities,
operating road machines. In that
State the machines are operated with
steam engines, three scrapes being
attached to one large traction en-
gine. The authorities in that State
have learned that 1T Is cheaper TO
run machines in this way than by
mule power" Mr.. Carter will be
here until next spring, when he will
probably return to Louisiana. He is
now running a meat market at the
corner OF Main and Tugaloo streets.