Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-02-05
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-"Old Trusty'' incubator and
brooder for sale. B. s. Look.
-Chas. Werner, of Richland, was
among friends here for short while
last week.
Mayor j. e. Sitton, Of Seneca, was
in Walhalla Monday for q short while
on business.
Two Of J. s. Entrekin's chill
dren, Inez and Clyde, Of Conneross,
are very low with typhoid fever.
-Thos. e. Kilburn and John l..
Reeder, of South Union, were in
Walhalla last Wednesday and Thurs
day on business.
Sec advertisement Of T. M. Low
cry, Of Seneca, and call on him. He
is prepared to fit you up In anything
for your farm or stables.
The many Walhalla friends of
be pleased to learn that he is conva-
lescing. after severe two-wesks'
struggle with the grip.
IT. M. Lowery, Of Seneca, has a
large stock Of horses, mules, wagons,
bnggies, farm implements and every
thing for the farmer, planter or
stock man. See advertisement, then
see Mr.. Lowery.
IT. M. Lowery returned last
Thursday morning from the great
stock markets where he purchased
o big lot of horses and mules. He
invites you to see his stock before
buying. -
Go to T. e. Alexander for your
buggtes and harness.
Capt. and Mrs. r. C. Strother
returned last Monday to their home
in West Union, after an extended
visit to their children in Georgia.
Their friends here are delighted to
welcome them back.
Mrs. G. M. Brennecke returned
last Monday from Atlanta, where she
spent some time visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. T. Baughman, and fam
lily. Mrs. Brennecke has been quite
sick with grip during her absence,
but returns almost restored to good
health.
Rev. A. p. Marett, pastor of the
West Union Baptist church, will
preach there on the second Sunday
in each month at II o'clock a. m
and 7.30 p. M; on the fourth Sun
day night at 7.30 o'clock. Public
cordially invited to attend all SER
vices and take part in them. Vel
come to all.
Rev. JOS. T. Dendy, of Kershaw
Ca native, however, Of Richland, this
county,, takes occasion to say, in re-
mitting for his paper: "The dear old
Courier, like long letter from home
is always read with great deal OF
pleasure and satisfaction. I regard
1T the best county paper published
onywharo and could pnt Gn wifi n nt
It,"
Capt: and Mrs. S; X. Dendy left
last Monday for Cordell, Okla, where
they will spend a month and proba-
bly, longer. They were accompanied
by their son, Julian Dendy. Capt
Dendy has suffered for quite a while
with the Oklahoma fever, but his
friends here hope he will soon re-
cover and return with his family to
Walhalla.
IT. j. Mckinney, Of Pickens coun-
ty, was in Walhalla last week He
reports that the condition of his
Drother-in-iaw, Ei6ert Corbin, who
was recently shot in Oklahoma, is
extremely critical. Mr.. Corbin was
on his way here with his father, but
owing to his serious condition they
were compelled to stop at Lawton,
where an operation was performed.
Little hopes are entertained Of Mr..
Corbin's complete recovery.
-Walhalla Lodge, No. Ct, X. Of
p, will give banquet at the Wal
halla Hotel on the evening of Febru-
ary 18th. 1t Is hoped to make this
one Of the best the lodge has ever
given, coming as 1t does when No.
81 is entertaining the delegates to
the District Convention. 1t is
thought that the arrangements for
the banquet will call for $50 covers,
and Mine Host Beard is preparing
an elegant menu for the occasion.
Prominent speakers from near and
far will attend.
-Tannery's, Westminster, S. c.
Special: Mems ana women's stout
shoes, 81; pair large bed blankets,
81; guaranteed razor and strop both
81; sample hats, 81; Tennessee
Woolen MIL pants, 81; large bed
spread, 81; mems new and up-to-
date collars, 81 per dozen-the 15c
kind; dress suit cases, 81; buggy or
wagon umbrella, 81; 1S pairs Work
ing Mems sox for $1-the 10c. kind;
D house brooms for 81; hand saw
and square, both for 81, warranted;
S-day clock, $1.95; Sewing machine,
guaranteed, STATS; mems black bea-
yer oyercoats, $3.50; all wool wors-
ted serge suits, 81. "A 2