Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-07-29
-Chas. III. Mayhem, Of Seneca was
in Walhalla yesterday on business.

In Walhalla yesterday on business.
THE b. NJ. G. will meet with the
Misses Strother tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. u
We will give you exactly What
YOU want in suit. See our tailor
Friday July 31st. Moss G Ansel.
Miss Annie Kay, of Westmin
ster, is visiting her cousins, Misses
Allie and Ruth Kay, for a week or
ten days.
... "A. F1schesser and family have
recently moved into Mrs. Rosa Fahn-
estock's residence, corner Tugaloo
and Mauldin streets.
ALI persons Interested are re-
quested to meet at Pleasant Ridge
church early next Saturday morning
to clean off the graveyard.
DIR. and Mrs. D. p. Thomson nc
companied by Will Thomson, of
Lockhart, left yesterday for ten
days outing in the mountains.
Mrs. Lilah Hunnicutt, left last
week to visit friends in Commerce,
Ga. She will also visit in Athens
and Atlanta before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Hesse and
children, Of Charleston, were recent
' Il, Is.
Schroder. They are now in High
lands for the summer.
Charles ]. Thompson, of Char
lotte, N. c., is visiting his parents,
Col. and Mrs. Robt. A. THOMPSON,
near town, for a week or ten davs'
His many friends here are delighted
to meet him again.
See notices of election on school
lfc1>
umn this week. One election is to
be held in Providence District No.3,
on Saturday, August 18th, the other
In Bear Swamp District No. 70, on
August Sth.
See advertisement Of Mitchell &
Reeder, of Westminster, which will
be found on the fourth page of this
issue. They have recently moved into
the new quarters and are now ready
to serve you better than ever before.
When In Westminster call on them.
On last Wednesday a number of
young people here enjoyed a very
pleasant dance at the Blue Ridge
Hotel, West Union. which was given
in honor Of the Misses Fretwell, of
Anderson. They young ladies have
returned to their home, to the regret
of many friends.
Ray Fahnestock is visiting his
father and sister at their country
home, "Woodlawn," near town. Ray
Is now an employee of his brother,
Thos. V. l.. Fahnestock. of Green
vile, and is promising young fell
low. He is one Of the former stu
dents of the Cedar Springs Institute
The Courier is in receipt this
nf to-
or an egg, which was laid by a six
pound Plymouth Rock hen. The egg
measures exactly two inches in cir
cumference and is three-fourths of
one inch long, measuring from end
20 end. 1t was sent to us by ID. T..
Nicholson, Of Whitewater. How would
you like to buy these at Is cents a
dozen?
-Rev. j. j. Harrell, of Westmin-
ster, preached an excellent sermon
last Sunday morning at the Walhalla
Presbyterian church to large con-
gregation. DR.. Harrell is a minister
Of deep thought and ability, and his
coming last Sunday was the source
OF great pleasure to his many friends
in his own and other denominations.
He also occupied the pulpit at the
evening hour.
The ladies of the Walhalla Epis-
copal church will give a garden party
at 1.-The Cedars," on Main street, to-
morrow (Thursday) evening, begin
ming at 7 o'clock. Ice cream, sher-
bet and cake will be served in connec-
ton with other delicacies. The ladies
invite their friends and the public
In general to attend, and a pleasant
evening is assured for all. The pro-
ceeds from the entertainment will go
to assist the congregation of the
Episcopal church in furthering their
church work. a.. ~.
The postmaster at Walhalla has
received notice from the Post Office
Department at Washington that the
roads on Routes Nos. l and Q from
Walhalla are not in proper condition.
Where roads become too bad the ru-
raj service Is being discontinued. 1t
Will be we'll for the carriers and rural
mail patrons to interest themselves
in the Oetterment Of their roads at all
times. We suppose the above circu-
lar refers to that portion of the road
on Route No. that is not public
road. and therefore the patrons will
have to work same out.
The new books for the Walhalla
Graded School library have been re-
ceived and have been arranged ready
FOR use. The library will be open to
the pupils of the school each Tuesday
morning from to Il o'clock. The
following young ladies from the
eighth grade will assist the libra
rian, Miss Kate j. Steck: Misses Nor
ma Moore, jamie Harrison, Ruth
Fricks and Allie Kay. 1t is hoped
that the pupils of the school will
make free use of the books at all
times.
Up to early this morning 1,O5O.
voters In the county had been reg