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


and fancy groceries fresh at Carter
& Co.'s.
Mrs. l.. K. VanDiviere, of Sa-
vannah, arrived In Walhalla last
night and will remain here come
time.
The Wise and Otherwise Club
will meet with Miss Bertha Schu-
macher next Friday afternoon at
O'Clock.
ALL parties wishing cane seed
threshed can have same done on
Tuesday, November nth, at the
home Of John w. Oliver, near Wal
halla.
Allison e Co., near cotton mill,
pay highest prices for pork and beef
cattle, also chickens, eggs, butter, etc.
Louis Harrison and Norton
Strlbling, Clemson cadets, spent Sun
| day in Walhalla with homefolks.
Their friends were glad to welcome
them on their short visit.
II. J. Townes, Of Greenville, was
among the visitors to Walhalla last
| week. He is a nephew Of the late
Col. VIM. G.. Keith, and is pleasantly
remembered here by many.
Miss Jennie Chalmers, of Lam
Sho'Si, uillNcu III w ldot
Thursday and is visiting at the home
| OF her brother, II. Y. Chalmers, near
Picket Post. She will remain here
for several weeks.
Kerosene oil only 10c. per gal
lon Saturday, November 14th--only
one gallon to a customer. Craig
Werner Mercantile Co.
| Our friend, John NJ. Grow, Of
| Inpnucnn maid ,tr n nloa icit la CT
| Monday. This was his first visit to
| Walhalla in two years. He is al
ways a most welcome guest at The
| Courier Office.
w. II. Hunt and II. p. Sloan, who
reside near Seneca, paid us a brief
but pleasant call last Saturday as
they passed through Walhalla on
| their way to the mountains, where
| they are taking short pleasure trip.
ALL priced buggies at w. NJ.
Brown's-from $50 up. tt
| Jas. II. N. Collins, Of Pelzer, a
former resident OF Walhalla, spent
several days here last week visiting
his mother, Mrs. S. T.. Collins. and
among other relatives and friends.
iie returned to his home Monday af-
| tcrnOon.
halla, and Miss Emma Stribling, of
Seneca, left last week for an extend
ed trip to Texas and Oklahoma. At
present they are at Temple, Okla.
| where they are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Tandy.
Miss Irene Strother arrived in
Walhalla Sunday afternoon from
Rock Hill where she is a student of
the Normal and Industrial College.
She is home temporarily on account
OF the appearance OF typhoid fever
among the youn. ladies Of the school.
We have just received a full line
OF merchandise and will sell you
goods for less than anybody in towr.
Allison & Co., at Cotton Mill.
| Mrs. Kate p. Lewis and Mrs. A.
| p. McClair, Of Spartanburg, spent
several days last week visiting at the
home Of Capt. and Mrs. S. X. Dendy
on Faculty Hill. Their many friends
were delighted to meet them, and we
are glad to learn that Mrs. Lewis
contemplates returning to Walhalla
in the not far distant future.
| Next Sunday Rev. J. G. Tongue,
Of the Methodist church, will preach
his last sermon in Walhalla for the
present conference year. The Annual
Conference will assemble In Laurens
on November 25th. Mr.. tongues
pastOrate has been one Of exceedingly
good results and his return to Wal
halla would be the source OF great
pleasure to his congregation.
| Clothing for boys. youths and
men equality and price are righD at
Carter & Co. $.
j. II. Wigington and N. A.
Christopher. Of Pickens. were in Wal
halla last Friday. M Christopher
is Auditor OF Pickens county, and his
visit last week was his first trip to
Walhalla. Mr.. Wigington moved
| from Oconee to Pickens some time
back, and Is now making that his
home. He was here as witness in
several land cases In the present ses-
sion of Court.
For dry goods and notions at
bargain, call on Allison & Co., at
| cotton mill.
Hon. T.. J. Watson, Commits
sioncr OF Agrlculturc, has. at the re-
| quest of President Roosevelt's Com
mission OF Country Life" called a
meeting for November IS, in Spar
| tanburg, OF the representative citi-
zens of South Carolina to meet the
commission and talk on conditions
OF the country with view OF i'm
| prOvcmcnt. Miss Marye X. Shelor
has been invited to be present, with
| the request that If she cannot at
tend, to send her views written to
Mr.. Watson.