Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-03-27
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SEQ our new line Of mating at g. w.
Pitohford Co.'s.
An members of waihalla Lodge, No.
81, X. Of P., are earnestly requested to
attend promptly the meeting next Mon
day night. Representatives. 70 tho Grand
Lodge will be nhessH aud other business
or importance transacted.
-wanted--For general homework. re-
liable white woman who wishes TO 20
West. Good home and $40 per month
person. Address G. e. Hill, 800 N. Lex
ington avenue. Fort Worth. Texas. 14s
There were very interesting and i'm
pressive services at the Episcopal church
last Sunday when three infants were
baptised. The children were those of
DR.. and Mrs. b. #. Sloan, DR., and Mrs.
d. Lesesne Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
Yam Todd.
-Beantiful pattern hats. Everything
up to-date. Opening Merch,s22 90 and 80.
r. n Cochran, Seneca.
Next Monday, April Let, the Dlue
Ridge Mineral Springs Hotel will be sold
at auction. This Ia IN excellent piece of
property and will doubtless attract nuns
efons prospective purchasers. The sale
will take place at the hotel property In
West Union.
Plenty OF cane seed on hand.
Craig Werner Mercantile Co.
Mrs. w. g. Smith. Of Anderson,
reached Walhalia Saturday afternoon,
and will spend several days with her
daughter, Mrs. N. Il. FAINT, and family.
Mrs. Smitk .is always o welcome visitor to
our town and her many friends here will
be delighted TO meet her.
Kerosene oil only 10 cents per gallon
Saturday, March 30th, OILY. Only me
gallon to a customer.
Craig Werner Mercantile Co.
The following honorary members
have been added to the Monument Assoc
citation the past week through the efforts
Of Mrs. Guy 4. Grove, president of the
essoeis W' a: T White. g a iss,ls5Esr' s W1 Z
Aud and +. w. Aud, Elberton, Ga.
+-Handsome display OF millinery
opening Friday and Saturday. March 90
and 30. C.}G. Jaynes.
IT. u. Poore, Of Westminster, paid
The Courier an appreciated call yester-
day afternoon. He is just recovering
from q severe attack of grip, which left
him almost unable to work. He is im-
proving, however, and his friends are
glad to see him oct once more.
-"Beautifnl and so cheap, is what the
ladies say Of our new dress goods. Read
our advertisement on this page.
Hunt q Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T, Wilson, of
Charleston, returned TO Walhalla on
Saturday afternoon last, and will occupy
the residence, so0nto be vacated by DIR.
j. Fl. Moore aud family, on Maia street.
sou will be pleased to welcome them
back among us again.
Spring line of mems pants just re-
.ceived at q. w. Pitchford Co.'s.
Hon. Kurtz p. Smith, of Anderson,
made q brief visit to relatives and friends
In Walhalla last and this week, returning
home Monday morning. Mr.. Smith Ia a
young member of the Legislature Of our
sister county, and during the recent SEES
sion of that body made o fine record as
an energetic and wise law-maker. He is
also o promising young attorney at the
Anderson Bar.
-Fahnestock, The Dentist, at Fis-
ohesser's, Walhalla, Wednesdays and
Saturdays; at Westminster, Tuesdays
and Fridays. 1918
Matthew Davis, a large and progress
siye farmer, who lives below Seneca,
finished planting cotton. We under
stand others ia his neighborhood are
also planting cotton. This is the earliest
planting of this crop we have heard of
in years. We hope Mr.. Davis and his
friends will succeed beyond their expec-
tations with their early planting. It Is
said the early bird catches the worm.
March 30th.
Craig-yernsr Mercantile Co.
There was a trough house, at Rocky
Knoll church last Sunday night. During
some malicious persons rocked
the building, and it is claimed that a
dozen or more shots were fired into the
building and at random. We are in
that the citizens of the COM
have raised funds for the pur-
pose of securing evidence to convict the
parties, aud If possible they will be
brought to justice anaFdealt with by law.
Spring opening of millinery. Two
and Saturday, March Goth
and S0th. r. p. Cochran, Seneca.
AT a conference of the Walhalla Bap-
tist church, held at the church on the
2lst instant, 1T was resolved hat the
cemetery at the old church place be
to the public. except that the COM
of the ohuroh may grant permits
sion for burial and designate tho place of
the grave in each case. The committee
consists of j.. w. Shelor, @. r. ID. Burns
w. w. Burley. The opon space
where the church nce stood cannot be
used at all for burial purposes.
We will be pleased to have you call
and inspect our millinery. Opening
and Saturday, March 20 and 80.
@. G. Jaynes.