Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-03-24
WALHALLA, S. @.


b. S. Dendy.
home Of Nh. and Mrs. A. II. Reid,
Millvllle, Felix II. Presley and Miss
Lizzie Nix, both of Walhalla. Rev.
r. b. Epting performed the ceremony.
Miss Alice Gaines, Of Seneca,
spent last week visiting her friend,
Miss Marie Isbell, at Mountain Side,
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Is
bell, near town.
My entire stock of mems and
youths shoes at greatly reduced
prices for the next thirty lays.
NJ. S. Stribling, Westminster.
Mrs. r. II. Jaynes has been quite
sick for week past. Her friends
will be pleased to learn, however,
that she is greatly improved, and
hope for her early complete recov-
cry.
DR. w. f. Austin will go to Bir-
mingham, Ala, next Monday to at
tend a meeting Of the National Dem
tai Association. His office will
therefore be closed from March 3Oth
to April Sd.
DIR. w. j. Bowen, of Mount
Pleasant, spent several days this and
ioot "SSh NlolI.NS w. ~ anu MISS
Maude Moss on Faculty Hill. He
lett yesterday fer Pickens, where he
has been engaged professionally for
some time.
You will see the prettiest line of
pattern hats in Seneca at the New
Millinery Parlor on opening days,
Thursday and Friday, 25th and 26th.
Miss Mamie Ansel left last Sat
urday for st. Augustine, Fla, where
she will spend several months visit
ing the family of her cousin, Mrs.
Gaines Worley, who is remembered
mere as Miss Gertrude Ansel, a
daughter Of Governor Nj. f. Ansel.
We call the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement Of Chas.
M. Steiff in this number Of our pa
per, and we advise every reader to
follow these ads from week to week.
You will undoubtedly find them in
| teresting, especially to those who are
contemplating the purchase OF a
piano.
| For Sale-107 acres level wood
| land near Oakway at a bargain. Call
on or write Frank Fl. Shirley, West
minister. 7tf
| j. w. Walker, Of the Bear
| '"tiiip Sllo"cu us luSI
| Monday quite curiosity in the shape
of forked-tailed lizard Of the
streakield species. While blowing
he turned the little reptile up out
OF the ground. 1t was about seven
inches long, each prong OF its forked
| tail being about an inch and a half
in length.
Property owners should never
clean their yards and dump the trash
into the streets, remembering that
| there is no tax levied for the purpose
OF cleaning individual yards. The
| proper thing to do with old limbs,
| accumulations of leaves. trimmings
from Shrubbery, etc, etc, is to pile
| them on your own premises and re-
duce them to ashes. Dead animals
| should be given deep burial.
Just received line of beauti-
full fine clothing for men and boys.
j. II. Adams, Seneca.
&C. R. Huchins and Chas. l.. An
gel have formed partnership and
| entered the livery business. They
are occupying the large concrete
stables at the corner OF Main and
College streets. They have added
recently number Of handsome
horses and new vehicles and will en-
large on the livery business as COM
pared with any livery business here
before. They will also have a hand
some Maxwell auto in connection
with their stables.
-Pickens Sentinel Journal March
18th: "Dr w I Rowon of Monnt
Pleasant 6 g q noted snocioIist ~
the treatment of concor opa niIos is
on a trip through the un-countrv suc-