Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-09-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

See notice Of Bridge to Let"
Monday was salesday, but there
was nothing doing at the court house.
Go to w. NJ. Brown for buggies.
wagons, harness, etc. tt
George A. Harrison, of Lam
drum, is among relatives here for a
few days
For Sale-Fifty bushels OF APP
pier oats at 81 per bushel. Apply to
Mrs. Anna S. Wilson, near Clear
mont. 39*
Curtain poles, window shades
and curtains at j. ]. Anse's.
See advertisement Of j. w. Byrd,
of Seneca, who will be pleased to
have an opportunity to supply your
wants.
Miss Aneska Hunter, or Pen
dleton, spent several days In Wal
halla last week as the guest of Miss
Dollie Beard.
Special-S-pound sad irons for
zoe; just one-half regular price.
Tannery's, Westminster.
- Miss Eleanor Norman returned
last r'riday to her home at Concord,
N. c., after spending two weeks here
with relatives.
ALI priced buggies at w. NJ.
Brown's-from $50 up. tt
John Law, of Savannah, is visit
ing his father, DR.. John G.. Law, in
Midway. His many friends are pleas
ed to meet him again.
Mrs. G.. w. Leathers and Mrs.
Albert c. Burton and little son, of
Westminster, were in Walhalla
among relatives and (. ENDS for a
short while Monday.
For Sale-Good farm, 90 n
acres, one mile from Conneross
church: 20 acres good bottom land
uNod dwelling and outbuildings. j.
f. Htelling, Walhalla, S. c. Route
No. 35-36*
-Th,re will be an ice cream sup
per at Poplar Springs school house
for the benefit Of the church, We'd
nesday, September 10th, from to
10 O'Clock. The public cordially in
Vited.
M. A. Wood and daughter, Miss
Edna, of Seneca, were in Walhalla
for a short while last Thursday
They were returning to their home
from an extended trip to Highlands
and other mountain resorts.
The representatives OF the Con
federate pensioners met at the Court
House on Monday and elected J. w
Holleman, J. II. Reid, NJ. A. Terrell
and f.. A. Perry the board. They
afterwards met and elected J. w
Hoilcman chairman and commission
er, J. 7. Reid secretary and DR.. J. w
Bell physician for the board.
-Notice.-I will make a specially
OF making photographs and family
groups. residences, etc, for the next
two weeks. If you want first-class
work done phone or write n. C. Oil
YER at Walhalla Drug Co.
-GeCyse G.. Deal left with us last
week al unusually fine stalk of cot
ton from his field about a mile from
town. He has three acres planted
with the red rust-proof variety, from
the acre. Last year he had only one
fourth acre planted, from which he
got $50 pounds OF lint cotton. The
yield this year will not be near so
large. The stalk left with us has so
bolls on 1t and the weed is large and
healthy.
C. l.. Foster, of Columbus, Miss,
and J. w. Foster, Of Collins, Miss.
were in Walhalla last Thursday for
short Willie and paid The Courier
pleasant call. They are sons Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ID. Foster, Of Rich
land. and came back to the old home
to visit their mother, who was re-
Gently quite i'll. While they were
here 1t was decided to hold family
reunion, and the following members
OF the family spent n few days most
pleasantly with their parents: G.. l..
Foster and family, Columbus, Miss.
j. w. Foster and family, Collins.
Miss; +. y. Foster and family, Itta-
hcna, Miss; j. S. Foster, Greenville,
Miss; f.. NJ. Foster, Columbus, Miss,
and Mrs. II. p. Mickey. Of Camaquay,
Cuba. The occasion Of the gather
ing OF this large fnmily was one of
great pleasure and ii Is their inten-
tiOn, II possible, in the future to
make It an annual reunion. The
friends Of the family will be pleased
TO learn that Mrs. f.. ID. Foster has
greatly improved. This was the first
time In twelve years that all the chill
dren had been together.
Don't forget that Little drops
of water, little grains OF sand make
mighty ocean and the pleasant land"
Little Penny Pictures, little Ping
Pongs, bring more hearts happiness
than great big ones. 2S for 25c
Over Walhalla Drug Co.