Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-12-09
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wagons, harness, etc. TT

w W w. ~ Dio"h III puSSlcS,
wagons, harness, etc. TT
E. S. Dodd returned this week
from Cornelia, Ga, where he had
been engaged in carpenter work.
See notice Of auction sale Of
horses at Woodburn Farm, Pendle-
ton, on December 21st. This viii!
be an excellent opportunity 20 Sc
cure good horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. L! Bond have
returned to their home in Elberton,
after spending several days very
pleasantly at the home of their son,
Rev. ]. A. Bond, in Midway.
There will be services next Sun
day evening at 7.30 o'clock at st.
Johns Episcopal church by Rev. l..
e. Hubbard, the rector. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
-Treasurer w. ]. Schroeder re-
quests us to state that School Dis
! trict No. Ga has a special school levy
Of mills, and District "a has a 2-mill
levy for high school purposes. BY an
| oversight these districts were omitted
from the list Of special school levies,
recently published in the tax notice.
| Guns, rifles, shells, cartridges,
| hunting coats, etc.
| 52 Seneca Hardware Company.
Little Jesse Sanders, aged %
months, died at the home of his
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse G.. San
ders, in Walhalla, on November IS,
after a brief illness from diphtheria.
The little body was laid to rest in
| Westview cemetery on the 10th. The
bereaved parents have the sympathy
Of many friends in their sorrow.
&C. A. Whitfield, who resides
| near Seneca, and whom we are glad
to number among The Courier's best
| friends, was in Walhalla Monday on
business. Mr.. Whitfield has resided
| in Oconee for ten years, yet this
was only his second visit here. We
| hope in the future to have the pleas
ure Of seeing him more frequently.
| Boys express wagons for Santa
Claus; large stock; low prices.
Craig-Verner Mercantile Co.
In another column will be found
the announcement OF the Globe Opti-
cal Co.. Of Greenville. DR.. A. A
Odom Is Il specialist OF no small rep
utation, and this company of special
lists have located in Greenville, where
they have all modern appliances fol-
the treatment Of diseases Of the eye
and they make a specially of specta-
cles and glasses scientifically fitted
Read this announcement of DR.
Odom. which will be found on the
second page of this issue.
Miss Eleanor Keys, who recent.
ly returned from Winthrop College
Rock Hill, is improving slowly. Hel
many friends hope that she may
soon be completely restored &c
health. Miss Eleanor was one Of the
young ladies who came home during
the recent outbreak of fever at Win,
throp, and w taken i'll on her re-
turn to the College, ncceSSitating hel
immediate return to Walhalla. She
is suffering from a nervous aCtack
and has no symptoms Of typhoid.
David w. Jaynes, Of Jefferson
Texas, was in Walhalla last week fol
short while. He dropped in to see
his cousin, r. II. Jaynes, Esq, and
friends about town. Mr.. Jaynes and
his wife and six children are visit
ing a. the home of Mrs. Jaynes's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bear
den, at Oakway. 1t is probable that
they may again become residents OF
Oconee, and they will be most heart
lily welcomed back among our people
| MT. JayneS says, however, tnat he
has lived SO long In Texas that the
Lone Star State seems as home to
him.
A very delightful affair was the
party given by Miss Gertrude Smith
last Thursday in compliment to the
Paul Hayne Circle. After greetings
and chats were exchanged among the
guests, the charming hostess distrib-
uted pencils and score cards and
every ones attention was then turn
ed to completing "The Dressmakers
Game by filling in blanks with
| terms used in sewing. The dainty
| priZes-a wax blackberry and an
| emery strawberry, with sterling sill
Yer mountings and silk tassels-were
won by Mrs. J. A. Steck and Mrs. B.
| +. Sloan. Later in the afternoon the
| room, where the table was beauti-
fully appointed with cut-glass and
silver. In the center of the table
was bowl OF violets, the largest and
| loveliest OF this seasons variety. The
| place-cards were pen and ink
| sketches in the shape of spoolS, and
| held the following names: Mr.. =. NJ
Bl own, Mrs. E. r.. Lucas, MIS-. Sidney
| Adams, Mrs. j. A. Steck, Mrs. w. II.
| Cary, Miss Daisy Strong, Miss Smith,
| Miss Annie Biomann, Miss Jamie Ne
VILE, Mrs. b. f. Sloan, Mrs. Jas. II.
| Darby and Miss Esther Cary After
the serving Of delicious and tempt
ing sweet course the guests reluct-
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