Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-04-07
Pretty shirt waists, underskirts,
belts, collars, at Sorman's Store


Fred. Brown spent several days
In Atlanta last week.
Will Jones left last week for
Atlanta, where he will enter bar
ber college.
Mrs. Chas. W. Gentry, Of Green
vile, IL visiting her mother, Mrs. s..
+. Dcndy, in Midway.
Hard times forgotten when you
price our new style cor8ets. Il. +.
Cochran, Seneca. $. C..
Mason Simpson Is In WaIhalla
for while. He has been acting as
| motorman on one Of tie trolley lines
In Atlanta.
----Scryices at the Episcopal
church, WaIhalla, next Thursday and
Sunday evenings, April 9Th and 18th,
at 8 O'Clock. a cordial invitation to
all.
Laundry gent Off Tuesday morn
inRg; delivered Fridays. within cor
poratc limits. Phone Earl Beard for
quick and good service. 1916
Married. on Sunday, April ;,
by j. II. iuhhicutt, y. r., Miss Mary
| Stewart, Of Salem. and J. II. Nc
Cride, OF Anderson. They have many
| friends IN the county who wish them
| well.
Mrs. w. n. Goss has been vis-
| Ting her sister, Mrs. 8. NJ. Littleton,
at Salem, who has been very sick.
Her little niece. fIllama Llttlcton,
accompanied her home last Thurs
day.
| q. a. Norman Is opening up
drug store In the room recently va
Gated by the Walhalla Drug Com
pany. During the summer he will
! operate Il soda fount In connection
with t'r drug business.
Married, at the residence Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
stone, near Seneca, on March 81,
1903, Miss NJ. Il. stone and Norton
Cox. Rev. J. #. Stone, uncle OF the
bride. performed the ceremony. The
many friends OF the happy couple
join The Courier in extending con-
sratulations and best wishes.
For Salc-107 acres level wood
land near Oakway at a bargain. Call
on or write Frank II. Shirley. West
minister. 7tf
The many Walhalla and Oc0ncc
friends OF Mrs. NJ f.. johnson will
learn with regret that she Is criti-
"nlly III at the hOmr ol her daughter,
Mrs. w. =. Reid, at Ijnorcc. Mrs
johnson IL quite an aged lady, and
by her many lovabln traits made
hosts Of friends during her long resi-
doncc at Walhalla. We hope that
| she may even yet be restored to
health.
The many Oconcc fl lends Of H.
i. Whitmirc, Of Atlanta, will be
pleased TO learn that he has attained
to another rise I'm business circles I'm
that city. He has recently been made
assistant manager and cashier OF the
Atlanta branch OF the Philip Carey
Co.. whose general Offices are locat-
cd at Lockland. Ohio. They are man
ufacturcrS OF flexible rOonngs, as
phalt and asbestos coverings Of all
kini =.
Il. o. White, IIouchins' chanr-
four, carried two jolly crowds OF
| young men from Walhalla to Glenn
son ,H5t Friday and Saturday even
ing9 to Witness the all games be-
tween Clemson and the University of
| Georgia. Those who went were John
and Charlie Iiumphric8. Lucicn Max
well, Sam Werner. Eugene II. Hutch
iHon. Luke Brcnncckc. w. -. Moss
and Mr.. Sturkic.
Jas. l.. Burlcy, of Anderson, vis-
itcd his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
hurley, near town, Saturday and
Sunday. Jim's Walhalla and Oco-
h"c friends are always gil to see
! and welcome him hero. lie has for
several years been associated with
| rho Tntc-l'urlcy Su ..ly Co., one Of
| the leading hardware firms Of the
Electric city. This firm Is making
Il specially Of farm implements, and
| they arc building up good trade I'm
Oconcc and other counties adjacent
to Anderson
For Salc~-T5 bushels peas, 40
bushels Wonderful Unknown, bal
anCc different varieties. Price Sl,5O
to 81 per busel. J. Il. Barrett, Route
8, Westminster, s. G. 1914
The Atlanta Millinery Company
and Miss Hanna Burss, millincr, both
enjoyed unusually large patronage at
their recent openings. which were
VOL attended by our people and pa
irons from the county. This was
the first season here for the Atlanta
Millinery Company, and their dis
play was an unusually large and at
tractivc one. The company is pleas
cd with their beginning. Tho ladies
OF Walhalla and vicinity have been
better supplied this year than here
totorc. and the future for the Wal
halia millincrs promises wCll.
We have received from tho
Charleston News and Courier author
itN to mako our clubbing offer with