Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-06-23
Go to w. M. Brown for buggies,
wagons, harness, etc. II

| wagons, harness., etc. II
| Bring me all your scrap copper
and brass. / will pay you best prices
possible. j. G. Rochester.
Il. II. V. Hobson, ex-Supervisor
| of Westminster, was shaking hands
with his many WalhalIa friends last
Saturday. He was over on business.
| Miss Emma Brandt, of Charles
ton, arrived in Walhalla last Friday
evening and will spend some time
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. l.. Brandt
Capt. A. w. Thompson and
daughter, Mrs. Goodman, OF Atlanta,
spent yesterday in Walhalla as the
guests of Capt. and Mrs. SIX. Dendy,
on Faculty Hill.
Everybody has good word for
the Maxwell automobile. Why?
They are perfectly simple-simply
perfect" Georgia-Carolina Auto Co.,
Westminster, s. c.
, MIR. and Mrs. Thos. H. Tatum,
of Bishopville, arrived in West I'm
| lon Monday evening and will spend
| some time at the home of Mrs.
| Tatum's parents, Rev. and Mrs. G. d.
| Mann.
The Misses Burgess, OF Sum-
merton, S. c.; Miss Grant. of Win
| throp College, and Junius Burgess,
OF Clemson College, visited Mrs. c.
| g. Strong on Tuesday. They were
en- route to their summer cottage
near Pine Mountain, Ga.
The appointment for Fairview
church for next Sabbath has been
recalled owing to unforeseen cir
cumstances. The service at Old
Pickens at II o'clock a. m. will be
conducted by Elder j. w. Todd, of
Seneca.
WIN. A. Mason, of Lavonia, Ga,
spent last Thursday night with Mr..
and Mrs. James Seaborn. Mrs. Sea-
born accompanied him to Georgia
Friday afternoon, and will spend
some days visiting in Lavonia, Bow
man and Royston.
DIR. J. w. Sharp, Veterinary
Surgeon, Of Greenville, will be in
Walhall". Friday of each week for the
4 treatment OF all kinds of diseases of
horses. Bring your animals to WIN.
Browns stable, Concrete Building) =,
next Friday. If
| DIR. w. J. Bowen, of Charleston,
| will be In Walhalla on July 1st, and
will remain for some days. He has
| gained a Statewide reputation as a
| specialist, having treated successfully
numerous cases of piles and cancer
| He is well-known here and has many
friends in Walhalla.
| -Lavonia Standard Gauge: Rev
l.. II. Weldon, of Hartwell, who has
been in Oklahoma, passed through
| LaVonia last Thursday returning
home. He is looking we'll and says
his health has been completely re-
stored. This will be gratifying news
to his friends in Lavonia.
Some lady members of the Wal
| halla Baptist church are planning to
sell meat sandwiches, hot coffee and
| ice cream on the Public Square dur
ing the coming term of Court for
the purpose Of raising funds to re-
paint their church. They will be glad
to serve the gentlemen of Justice"
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The union Sunday school picnic
last Thursday was greatly enjoyed
by the children Of the various schools
here. There were about two hun
dred and seventy-five in the crowd,
and the day was greatly enjoyed in
spite of heavy shower in the after
noon. The picnic was held near the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Isbell,
west Of Walhalla. The various Sum
day schools desire to extend to Mr.
Isbell their thanks for the use of the
grounds and courtesies shown.
-Greenville News: &c. B. Jor-
dan, a successful truck farmer living
near the city, exhibited two fine
specimens Of the white Pearl" va
riety Of onions at this office yester-
| day. Each onion was about eigh-
teen inches in circumference, and
one weighed one pound and eleven
ounces and the other one pound and
seven ounces" Mr.. Jordan Is well
known in Oconee, his wife being a
native of this county. He is a splen-
did farmer, and an authority on
farm and garden operations.
| hc HlCIlDtlS vi t1le w lSe ana
| Otherwise Club met on Friday after
noon, June 1lth, with the Misses
| Strother for the purpose Of reorgan-
| izing, and also of deciding upon a
| course Of work for the summer
| months. BY a majority Of votes it
| was agreed to enter into the Sun
shine work. This, together with the
social features, will enable the ciub
besides having enjoyable times, to