Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-08-19
Vote for q. A. Norman, Treasu-

Vote for q. A. Norman, Treasu-
rer adv.
Read advertisement of C. w.
Harper. Seneca. He has something
TO interest you.
Mrs. T. III. Tatum's many friends
will be glad to know that her condi-
ton Is very much improved. She is
still at Dr.. Knowlton's Infirmiary in
Columbia.
Miss Evie Ii wis Is visiting Mrs.
l.. VI. Brown in West Union.
The State campaigners are in
Walhalla. They all have both hands
working.
Rev. w. Bruce Doyle, OF Marion
Ala. Is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Doyle, near town.
MIR. and Mrs. r. Latham, of
Charleston, are at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. N. l.. FAINT for two weeks.
Lost on streets of Walha I,
monogram stick pin with IL. s. y
on same. Reward IL returned to this
office.
Vote for @. A. Norman, Treasu-
rer.--adv.
MIR. and Mrs. Hampton Meiburg,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Schu-
macher. .
The Lutheran entertainment last
night netted to the ladies of the
church the neat sum of S5l. 1t was
a very enjoyable affair.
S. v. Kennison, of Charleston, is
in Walhalla during the excursion. He
Is stopping at the boarding house Of
Mrs. Kannie Cobb.
Misses Lila and Alice Stribling,
of Pendleton, are visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.. l.. Reid. They
will be here for a week or ten days.
Rev. Mr.. McCord will preach at
EbeneZer next Sunday afternoon at
$50 o'clock. Cordial welcome to
all. Rev. McCord is the stated sup
ply for Walhalla ,Richland and Bethel
churches during the summer.
Rev. J. G.. Tongue is enjoying a
months vacation, which was given
him by his congregation from the
first Sunday in August. Services at
the Methodist church will be resum-
ed regularly as heretofore at the
close of Mr.. Yongue's vacation.
i will buy all your chickens and
eggs at highest market price.
J. f. Rochester, Millville,
40* Walha!la, S. c.
DIR. w. G. Browne, the eye spe-
cialist, will be at Salem profession
ally for one week, commencing on
| Thursday, August goth. DR.. Browne s
| work here and at Westminster gave
great satisfaction, and the people OF
Salem, If in need Of eye treatment
| will do well to patronize him.
BY the way, have you struck any
| counterfeit dollars or halves? They
| are quite plentiful, and the dollar es-
| pecially is splendid imitation OF
| Uncle Sans standard of quality
! Watch your money as you take 1t in
| and If you want to examine the spu-
rious coin you can do SO by calling
at The Courier otfice, where you will
find one nailed to our desk as a
| gentle reminder"
Last Saturday evening at the
home of w. II. Grubbs, Miss Hattie
Cromer, of Anderson county, and
Benjamin Grubbs, of Fair Play, were
happily married. Rev. II. B. Epting
performed the ceremony, and on SNn.
day the young couple left for Fair
Play, their future home. They have
the best wishes of many friends in
oCOnee ana ANDERSON counties TOT
their future happiness.
Miss Dudora Ramsay, of Rich
mond, Va, Is visiting Miss Margie
VanDiviere for week or ten days.
Last Monday Miss VanDiviere ten
dered her fair guest and. number
OF her friends a trip to the tunnel,
where it was intended the day should
be spent. Owing to the inclement
f,s,th hon. h.
was abandoned, and instead very
pleasant porch party was enjoyed by
quite number at the VanDiviere
home on College street.
One of the most interesting
meetings the Paul Hayne Circle has
held this year was given by Miss
Mary Ansel on Tuesday of last week
The subject for study was "The Con-
dition OF Education in Germany"
The roll call was answered by "A
Fact About a German University" ="
and papers were read by Miss Ansel
and Miss Daisy Strong. After the
program the hostess served delicious
Ice cream and nut cake. Among the
enjoyable features Of this very de-
lightful afternoon was the music rem
dered by Mrs. John A. Ansel, Mrs.
George Ansel and Miss Mary Ansel.
The guests present were: Mesdames
e. r. Lucas, l.. Nj. Brown. j. A.
Steck, Sidney Adams, Geo. NJ. Ansel,
John A. Ansel, e. l.. Herndon, G. F..
Clarkson, Of Union, Jas. F.. Ansel, of
Chattanooga, Misses Evie Lewis,
Daisy Strong and Gertrude Smith.
One of the most interesting
meetings Of the "B. NJ. c." this sea-
son was held with Miss Marguerite
Brennecke, on North Broad street,
last Thursday afternoon. During
the business meeting two new mem
bers, Misses Esther and Winona Cary,
we're initiated into the club. Then
followed the rendition OF very en-