Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-11-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


Go to w. NJ. Brown for buggles,
wagons, harness, etc. tt
Rev. d. p. Bearden will preach
at Flat Shoals school house next Sun
day at $50 o'clock.
Gut shoe prices at Norman's.
John p. Wilson, a former resi-
dent Of Ocouee, but now OF Demorest,
Ca, is on an extended visit to rela-
tives at Milestone.
Prof and Mrs. ID. Conger and
G. II. Miller, Of Westminster, were
in Walhalla last Friday. afternoon on
business and pleasure.
Ten thousand dollars worth of
staple merchandise to go at New
York cost. Craig-Verner Mercantile
Company, Walhalla.
There will be a regular commu-
nication Of Blue Ridge Lodge, No
90, A. +. NJ, on next Friday evening,
November 9Th, at 8 o'clock.
For Saic--COmfortable S-rOOm
cottage on three-quarters acre lot;
large barn and plenty of nice fruit
trees. Apply to S. N. Pitchford, 116
s Pryor street, Atlanta, Ga. 46
j. l.. Gaillard, of Pelzer, was in
tilIS "cch ttliiolto lSlallN Cd
and friends. Mr.. Gaillard is pleas
antly remembered in Oconee by
many friends, who were glad to meet
him again.
II. j. Todd's colt took first pre-
for two-year-olds, open to the en-
tire State. MIR. Todd had some very
fattering offers for his handsome
colt, but refused all.
w. A. Smith, formerly OF Wal
halla, was here yesterday and this
morning in attendance on Court. Mr..
Smith is now machinist at the Ches-
well cotton mill, Westminster. He
will remain there during the balance
OF this year and probably longer.
We are going to make change
in our business, and we have some
prices that will interest you. Don't
miss them. Craig-Nerner Mercantile
Company, Walhalla.
There will be an important meet
ing Of Oconee Conclave, |. O. H., on
tomorrow (Thursday) night. Seve-
raj candidates will be initiated. All
that have stood the medical cXamina-
tion recently will please be present at
s o'clock. There is much business Of
Importance to come before the con-
clavc.
The Craig-Verner Mercantile Co.
advertise this week a big change of
business sale. They are offering
great bargains for everybody, and
every article in the store has had the
price cut to the quick. Call and see
them. You will be pleased. Note
the prices they quote, which are but
an index to the whole stock.
-Lost-On Monday, October %,
in front Of Walhalla Hotel, open-face.
21-jewel Hampdcn watch, with Coca
Cola fob attached. Reward If re-
turned to this office.
The Emory Club met Friday
last with Mrs. Sidney Adams. The
meeting was 4 most pleasant one,
and after an hour spent industriously
sewing, the members were delight
fully refreshed with delicious gela-
tine, whipped cream and cake. The
next meeting will be held with Mrs.
j. w. Bell on Friday, November 13.
WIN. II. Thompson and Miss Ha-
die Thompson recently visited their
brother, p. r. Thompson, at Enoree.
From there they extended their visit
to G. j. Thompson at Charlotte, and
were Joined by their sister, Mrs. w.
q. NOW lanu, VINO accompanied tnem
on a visit to Rock Hill to see Miss
Eleanor Keys. VIM. II. Thompson
has returned to Charleston, and Miss
Hadie Thompson and Mrs. Rowland
arrived at Walhalla Monday night.
Nice line OF ladies' long coats
cheap at Norman's store.
A few drawings made by a
youth Of this section have been called
to our attention during the past
week. The young artist is Andrew
McAlister and lives below West Tn
ion, near the Poplar settlement. He
draws entirely from memory, adding
here and there some feature Of back
ground that gives life to his work
Among the drawings we have is an
automobile. which is a surprisingly
accurate reproduction of CIR. Houch-
ms touring car, which McAlistcr sees
pass frequently ON the road from
Walhalla to Seneca. A Blue Ridge
engine is another reproduction that
is almost perfect. The young artist
is now sixteen years Of age. We are
not familiar with his circumstances,
but II they are such that he can have
his talent cultivated and perfected he
has the foundation for a reputation.
If his circumstances will not permit
this, there Is a good opportunity for
some wcll-diSpOsed person Of means
10 lend valuable assistance.