Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-10-28
WALHALLA DRUG COMPANY,
WALHALLA, s. @.
ALI priced buggies at w. M.
$50 up. tt

ALI priced buggies at w. M.
Brown's-from $50 up. If
"A. Bearden, Of Oakway, was in
Walhalla for short while yesterday.
Born, on Sunday, October 25th,
unto DR.. and Mrs. r. f. Collins, a
son.
John l.. McWhorter, Of Seneca,
was among the business visitors to
Walhalla Monday.
j. w. Todd, Esq, of Seneca, was
In Walhalla for a short while yester-
day on business
Rev. C. D. Mann, of West I'm
ion, left yesterday for Columbia to
attend the State Fair.
On October 26th the Atlanta
journal inauguarted a great contest,
in which they will give away $4,000
in prizes. Watch for announcement
next week.
See notice Of Bruce Brown, dyer
you want pressing, cleaning, repair
ing or dyeing done.
Miss Lula Earle left Monday
morning for Abbeville, where she will
be for week or ten days. She will
Winthrop class mate.
R. Galloway & Co., Westmin-
ster, call attention to their large and
varied line Of millinery They are
prepared to meet the wants of every
one. Read their announcement and
call on them.
-Lost-Between Walhalla and
Westminster, late Friday evening,
hntnhnr to,, l.,
robe; black on one side and fancy
colored on other. Finder will please
leave at this Office or notify Frank
II. Shirley, Walhalla, S. G.
MIR. and Mrs. E. l.. Herndon at
tended the funeral Of the latters bro
ther, J. G.. Platt, at Augusta, Ga,
last week. Mr.. Herndon returned to
Walhalla Monday, but Mrs. Herndon
will remain with relatives at Granite
vile and Aiken for several days.
The congregation Of the Wal
halla Presbyterian church has en-
tended a call to Rev. e. G. Bailey, of
|Timmonsville, as pastor. The charge
comprises the churches at Walhalla,
Richland and Bethel. Rev. Mr.. Bal
ley has not yet signified whether or
not he will accept.
-NcN. ~. NlCADeS, OI "alnalla,
has received a call to preach at the
Whitewater Baptist church and has
accepted. He will preach his first
sermon there as pastor on the first
Sunday in November. Rev. McAbee
is also pastor of the Baptist church
at Travellers Rest, n. G.. He is a
native of Greenwood county, but has
resided in Oconee for several years.
and moved to Walhalla nearly a year
ago with his family.
The city Of Abbeville will enter
tain the veterans of C"r's Regiment
at their annual reunion on Wednes-
day and Thursday, November II and
II. On account of the illness of Gen.
r. r. Hemphill the reunion was post
poned, the gathering having origi-
nally been set for September. The
veterans are expected to reach Abbe-
will during the 11th, and the 18th
will be the big day with the old SOL
diers Of this famous command.
Next Monday Court will convene
in Walhalla, Judge ]. w. Devore pre-
siding. On Tuesday the general cleo
ton will be held, and altogether the
week promises to be lively one in
Walhalla. Our friends from out of
town have a standing invitation to
drop in on us" and make head
quarters with us. We are always
glad to welcome friends from any
where. Remember, our hearts are
always full and our pockets always
empty.
Last Sunday afternoon the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Brandt was the
scene Of a happy gathering. The lit
tie daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Biemann, Of West Union, was chris
tened at the morning service at ST.
Johns Lutheran church, and after
the service the relatives gathered at
the home Of the grandparents Of the
little girl, Miss Kathrine Theresa
Maria Biemann, for a few hours Mr..
and Mrs. Brandt entertained twenty
grandchildren, with their paretns,
and few other relatives and friends
in all about forty.
Through the courtesy Of the
Oconce Telephone Company, which
has made arrangements with the Bell
Company to get election returns dur
ing next tuesday night, The Courier
will receive all election news availa-
bic as long as returns come in. and
1t Will be our pleasure to give the
citizens OF Walhala and all others
who may be in town that night the
fullest information possible. We
will handle the service so as 10 give
the most reliable news at the earliest
moment to all who wish it. The
courtesy Of the Oconee Telephone
Company Is greatly appreciated by
us, and will doubtless be equally so
by the public generally.
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