Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-23


press at Carter & Co.'S.
DR.. H. E. Rosser, Of Westmin-
ster, paid our Office a pleasant call
one day last week.
ID. s. Abbott Is on a business
and pleasure trip to Greer this week.
AT the closing of the last term
or the Court of General Sessions She
rim Kay found himself without the
custody OF single prisoner. "And
1t 80 remaineth to this day."
Solicitor Julius e. Boggs. of
Pickens, is exhibiting his smiling
countenance IN Court HouEe circles
to-day He is over on a short busi-
ness trip, expecting to leave for his
home tomorrow.
Sewing machines cheaper than
you can order them at Carter Hard
ware Co.
-Lucien Maxwell arrived here
last week from Pendleton and is now
IN charge Of the prescription de-
partment of the Walhalla Drug Co.
His many friends are delighted at his
return to his old home.
j. N. Hesse left last Saturday
for his home In Charleston. He spent
two weeks in Highlands and two
weeks here at the home Of mis- nieces,
the Misses Burss, in West End. He
Is we'll known by the people Of Wal
halla, where he LIS hosts of friends.
1t is probable that the Interde-
nominational Sunday School Conven-
tfon OF Oconee county will be held
with the Sunday schools of Walhalla
on the 18th Of November. Commit
tees from the various schools have
been appointed to extend the invita-
ton.
! Hon. Wyatt Aiken was in Wal
halla last week for short while
shaking hands with his hosts of
friends. 1t is hard to find another
man as universally popular as Is the
genial Congressman from this dis
trict. His visits here are always
hailed with delight.
Mrs. ]. G. Riley, OF Anderson,
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Phin-
ney, in West Union, visiting her
| step-mother, Mrs. B. c. Reid, who Is
| suffering from stroke Of paralysis
| We hope for Mrs. Reid's speedy res
toration to health.
| Fifty bushels Blue Straw seed
wheat for sale by r. T. Jaynes. $1.25
per bushel.
Mrs. Guy II. Grove and little
daughter. Miss Louise, left last Mon
day for Childress, Texas, where they
| Will join Mr.. Grove and make their
home in tho future. Their departure
is deeply regretted by their many
friends here, who wish for them
every happiness in their new home.
| On account Of our large ship
ment Of clothing and shoes coming
In late, the opening sale at Seneca
Mercantile Co. will continue until
Saturday, November I'd, ana every
thing will be reduced, such as all our
heavy outing at INC. New goods
opened every day, and the low prices
make this sale Seneca's greatest sale.
Mrs. John e. Breazeale, Of An
derson, arrived in Walhalla last Sat-
urday and will spend some time with
her mother, Mrs. M. e. Johnson, who
time, but who, we are glad to re-
port, Is thought to be slightly i'm
lproved. Mrs. Breazeale's friends here
gladly welcome her to our midst.
For sale-Good yoke of steers,
weight about 2,1OO pounds. Apply
to l.. G. CASTOR, Westminster. S. c.
IT. NJ. Lowery, Of Seneca, is on a
trip Of week or ten days looking up
a lot of good horses for the Oconee
market. He will visit st. Louis,
Kansas City, and Springfield, No.,
before his return with some Of the
best animals ever brought to this
market. Read his advertisement on
the second page Of this issue and
consult him when you want anything
in his lines.
MFR. and Mrs. Frank H. Hill and
little son, Harry, Of Victoria, n. c.,
stopped over in Walhalla for a short
while last week, on their return home
from a pleasant visit to their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Helen Norris, Of Anderson.
Mr.. Hill Is one Of the numerous pros
porous farmers Of that famous sec
tion Of the Land of the Sky" known
as Victoria, and they are always well
come visitors to Walhalla.
If you want fresh groceries call
up Carter and Co. and give them the
| order.
1t will be learned with no little
interest by the many friends Of Rev.
K G.. Finlay that he has received a
call to the rectorship Of Trinity Epis-
copal church, Columbia. Mr.. Finlay
has for several years served ST..
Johns Episcopal church, Walhalla,
in connection with other churches,
and he Is universally loved by all
who know him. 1t Is not known as
yet IL Mr.. Finlay will accept the call
to Trinity. His departure from the
Iup-country would be a distinct loss,
and one that would be deplored on