Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-11-06

800 pounds. T.. e. Alexander.
Miss hattie Rutledge visited
friends in Greenville last week.
THE Floyds"-Wagener Thea
ter--Thursday night of this week;
35, SO and 75c. Tickets at Bells
drug store. ...
Mrs. Chas. Manthey will return
to her home in Charleston this week
after spending several months in
Walhalla. .e' e... 'r#
We have Just opened our line
Of Queen Quality shoes. ....,
C. w. & J. E. Bauknight.
60 to Wagener Th' eter to-mor-
row night and hear anu see a good
attraction. Lend encouragement to
the management. and thus assist in
securing for Walhalla better shows
for the future.
MEMS clothing at Moss &
Ansel's.
. Mrs. L. l.. Barr and Mrs. C. G.
Gentry, Of Greenville, spent last
Thursday and Friday in Walhalla,
having come over on visit to their
father, Major S. P. Dendy, who con-
tinues seriously i'll. 1t Is with regret
that we are unable to report any i'm
provement in mis- condition.
The ladies Of ST. Johns Luthe-
ran church will give an oyster supper
on the evening of Friday, November
18th. The proceeds will be used by
the ladies In furthering church work.
The place for giving the supper will
be announced later, as 1t has not as
yet been definitely decided upon.
There are no better glasses than
Hawks. Call November II and 12
and have your eyes tested and glasses
fitted. Guaranteed.
J. w. Bell, Walhalla.
Miss Barbour, who had been
spending several months with her sis
ter, Mrs. John w. Wicklifre, in West
Union, returned last Saturday to her
home in Boston, Mass. Miss Bar
bour made many friends during her
stay here, and she will be most cor
daily welcomed on a return visit.
j. r. p. Sewell. president Of the
First National Bank, of Texhoma.
Okla. is in Walhalla for a few days
on business. Mr.. Sewell is one of
the prominent financiers of Okla
homa. He Is remembered here as a
great musician, having been the pio-
neer phonograph operator of this
section.
Fall and winter styles of Queen
Quality shoes just arrived.
G. w. & J. E. Bauknight.
The Bear Swamp school will
open next Monday, November 11th.
with Miss Mamie G. Harrison, of
Walhalla. as teacher. The parents
OF all white children Of school age
are urged to send on the first day,
so as to be enrolled at the first of the
session. Let every child in the dis
trict come promptly and regularly.
Want building lot? Attend
auction sale In West Union next Sat-
urday, November 9th. Good lots
cheap. j. II. Darby, Real Estate.
A. P. Holden and family left
last Monday for Cordell. Okla, where
they expect TO make their home in
the future. Their departure is deeply
regretted on all sides here. Mr.. Hol-
den and his excellent family have re-
sided In Walhalla for several years,
and we are loath to give them up.
We wish them every success in their
new home, and assure them Of a most
cordial welcome back to Oconee
should they, like others. decide that
there's no place like home"
Aa+Remember "The Floyd's, Magi-
Clans" next Thursday night, 7th,
at WAGNER Theater. This Is the
first attraction under the new man
agement. "The Floyds" come highly
endorsed. Tickets at Bells drug
store.
Little Nina Sloan, daughter of
Mrs. Richard Sloan, who lives few
miles west OF Walhalla, died last
Wednesday, after an illness o. seve-
raj weeks, from fever. She was
about nine years old. Her father
died about three months ago, and
the family has suffered great be-
reavement since moving to Oconee
last year from Simpsonville. The
sympathy Of many friends goes out
to the bereaved mother and family
in their great sorrow.
Mems overcoats, the kind that
will please you in price and quality.
Moss & Ansel.
Next Saturday, November 9th,
Jas. II. Darby. real estate dealer,
will sell at auction some valuable
building lots in West Union. Read
his advertisement on the second page
OF this issue and don't fail to attend
the sale. These lots are valuable, lie
well and are increasing in value every
week. West Union is growing with
the balance OF Oconee, and dirt in
this section Is good investment.
Parties desiring to secure building
lots for homes will do well to attend
this sale. Next SATURDAY at West
Union.