Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-06-30
DIR. Probst's dental ONCE at resi-
dence, Norman building, Main street.

John A. Ansel spent a few days
last week in Atlanta on business.
&C. G. Moore, of Westminster, as
a business visitor here last Wednes-
day.
See new advertisement of the
Westminster Oil and Fertilizer Com
pany.
Mrs. d. S. Call, of Augusta, is
spending two weeks at the home of
Mrs. G. w. Eaton.
-Rieppe and Dick Biemann left
last week for Charleston to spend
some time among relatives and
friends.
w. p. Powell, who has been for
some time In Georgia engaged in
road building, returned to Walhalla
last week
Go to w. NJ. Brown, Walhalla,
for lime, cement and roofng-best
| siades. If
j. l.. Moser handed us on Mon
day, June 28th, an open cotton
| bloom-the first this year to come
to Us. Mr.. Moser is one of the pro-
gressive farmers of the Poplar COM
munity.
There will be a meeting Of the
Civic improvement Association next
Saturday afternoon at Pitchford's
Hall at o'clock. All Interested
should attend. Every lady in Wal
halla is wanted at this meeting.
Misses Alice Strong and Sallie
Stribling left Saturday for Chatau-
qua, N. Y, to attend the summer
school for teachers. They will visit
New York, Washington, Baltimore
and Philadelphia before their re-
turn.
Best ice-co!d drinks in town at
Walhalla Drug Store.
"A. l.. Gossett and w. T.. Gail
lard, Of Westminster, were in Wal
halla for short while last Friday.
Mr. Gossett has recently erected
building in his town for a printing
plant, and he and Mr.. Gaillard will
enter the newspaper field within
short while.
John ID. Perry has purchased
from w. NJ. Brown a cottage in the
'Hub,' formerly owned and occu-
pied by J. W. Lee. The many friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry will be pleas
ed to know that they are now located
In Walhalla, and they have most
cordial welcome.
Mrs. |. w. Wingo, wife of Pas
tor Wingo, will lecture to the Ladies'
Aid and Missionary Society Of the
Walhalla Baptist church Cat the
churcn) next Sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. The ladies of all deromi-
nations have a special and urgent in
Nitation to attend.
DIR. j. w. Sharp, Veterinary
Surgeon, of GreenvilIe, will be in
Walhalla Friday of each week for the
treatment of all kinds Of diseases of
horses. Bring your animals to W.M.
Browns stable, Concrete Building)
next Friday. If
Misses Annie and Gertrude Bic
mann delightfully."- entertained the
Wise and Otherwise Club last Fri
day afternoon from $50 to 7.3O.
The meeting was called to order by
the president, Miss Werner, and the
first hour was devoted to business.
At the withdrawal of Miss Bren-
necke, recording secretary, fl )m the
club, Miss Irene StrOther was unani-
mously elected to fill this office. Two
new names were proposed and ac-
cepted for membership, these being
Misses Helen Beard and Eleanor
Keys. The club then adjourned and
was socially entertained for the re-
naming hour. AS to the Sunshine
work for this time, souvenir cards,
with best wishes from the club, were
sent 10 number of shut-ins. Both
vocal and instrumental music, rem
dered by Misses Werner, Crisp, An
ME and Gertrude Biemann and Mrs
Sidney Adams, added much to the
pleasure OF the guests. All during
the afternoon delicious punch, with
cake and fudge, were served. Those
present were: Misses Annie Crisp,
Lula Earle, Julia and Olive Maxwell,
Bertha Schumacher, Eloise and Ireno
Strother, Annie Werner. Two charm
ing visitors were Misses Nola and
Edna Ellis, of Greenwood.
Fine colognes and stationery at
Walhalla Drug Store.
The society set were given a
treat in the little "At Home" by Prof.
and Mrs. j. l.. Kennedy on last Fri
day evening in honor of Mrs. Kenne-
| dys sisters, Misses Nola and Edna
| ELLIS. from Greenwood, who ere Wis
iting her. After a short while spent
| In conversation, getting acquaint-
ed Mrs. Kennedy announced that
| for the evening "hearts would be
trumps," and proceeded to baud to
each one present an oddly shaped
piece OF cardboard. She then said that
the piece held by each young man
when lifted correctly with that held
by some young lady would form a
| heaIt, and for each to hunt the other
half,. All the matches having been
made, or rather all the pieces having
| been matched, and couples seated
we were told that every man and
| woman is an artiSt-that is moro or