Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-09-11
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Mrs. F. F. Collins Is visiting rel
atives and friends in Westminster for
week or ten days. .tt.es..
Mrs. Dora Wooten and children,
OF Pelzer, visited at the home of j.
w. Walker, near town, last week.
Miss Mary Scoupine, OF Gaines
Vile, Ca, Is Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert G. Burton for week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Collins, of
Westminster, spent last Thursday in
Walhalla among relatives and friends.
j. M. Durham and family are on
a months visit to relatives and friends
at Union. Mr.. Durham is the popu-
lar photographer at this place.
--E. M. Dickson, of South Union,
was in Walhalla last Thursday on
business. He Is representing the o.
B. Hyde Diverse Culttvator.
DO you want to save money?
Then read the advertisement of The
Bank Of Walhalla on the fifth page
this week. 1t tells you how to dc it.
Married, on Sunday, September
1st, by Rev. d. T. Hayes, Willie
Wyatt and Miss DAME Fowler; also
Henry Hayes aud Miss Tula Dodd-
all. Oh OCOnee.
Mrs. Alfred Ernest, accompanied
by little Carrie Shelton, left Monday
for their home in Temple. OKLA, after
visit of two months with relatives
and friends here.
Read Master Whites notice OF
desirable vacant lots of Estate of f.
w. Pieper for sale. Examine lots,
attend sale and make your best bid.
N 1nf yoff In
&C. NJ. Barnott, of Westminster,
was In Walhalla for a short while
Monday afternoon, and left Tuesday
for Clemson, where he will to-day
enter thnt institution for the 19O7-8
session. He is promising young
man, and we wish him every success.
Go to T. e. Alexander for your
buggies and harness.
New York. wherr he will be for some
time purchasing stock for Carter &
Co, who are preparing for q heavy
fall trade. They will be prepared to
servetheir patrons better than ever
before when this falls stock arrives,
as 1t will be complete In all lines
Miss Alice Strong left last Fri
day for Red Spring, N. G., where she
has accepted position as an instruc-
tor in the College for Girls. Her many
friends here regret her departure.
She Is young lady of splendid edu-
cation and thoroughly competent to
assume the position to which the fac
ulty of the college elected her.
&C. w. Pitchford left last Mon-
day for New York, where he will
spend couple of weeks In the whole
sale market, purchasing a large fall
and winter stock of merchandise for
the c. w. Pitchford Company. This
company Is making preparations to
carry larger aud better stock than
ever before.
The ladies of the Episcopal
church are being complimented on all
sides for the handsome manner in
which they entertained the patrons
of their garden party last Thursday
evening on the lawn at DR.. and Mrs.
ID. l.. Smiths residence on Faculty
Hill. The net proceeds of the party
amounted to $500. "The Lemon
Lady" a new feature here, proved
one Of the special pleasures of the
evening, and she was decidedly popu-
lar with all, proving source Of much
merriment.
Our good friend, w. A. George,
who lives few miles north Of Wal
halla, on Rural Route No. 2, present
ed to The Courier force on Monday
morning a 35-pound watermelon,
which proved to be one OF the best
The COurier's knife has cut this sea-
son. Mr.. George has only small
patch, but, beside having all he could
possibly use for home consumption,
he has already sold over $12 worth
from his small patch. His melons
last Monday averaged each In weight
about 30 pounds, and he informed us
they were the smallest he had hauled
to town. Mr.. George is a successful
farmer and his crops this year are
unusually fine.
Read the announcement of r.
Galloway & Co., which will be found
on the fifth page Of this weeks is
sue. They have opened new stock
or millinery in new store at West
minister, between the bank and post
office. where they are opening one OF
the largest and best stocks of milli-
merry ever brought to Oconee. Mrs.
Galloway is well known to many of
the people Of Oconee. having been
at one time a resident OF Walhalla,
and before her marriage was Miss
Rosa Norman. She Is one Of the
best milliners to be found anywhere,
having made this business study for
years. We bespeak for the r. Cal
1away Company full share of the
patronage of the ladies Of Oconee.