Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-09-29

time among relatives.
Millinery announcement
fail showing of all the latest STYLES
of ladies' headwear will be October
Ist and I'd. Misses Fincannon e
Morgan, at Hunters, Seneca. S. G.
There are at the Walhalla Grad
ed School building a number of ar
ticles left there after the picnic at
the educational rally. Those who
did not get everything in the way of
baskets, etc, that they took to the
picnic will please call at the school
building and get same If among the
articles now stored there.
Go to w. NJ. Brown for buggies
sagons, harness, etc. IF
Remember the Interdenomina-
tional Sunday School Rally at Rich
land Presbyterian church on Thurs
day, October 7th, and attend. Sum
day school superintendent will
please send list Of delegates elected
to Rev. j. c. Yongue, Walhalla, by
October 4th.
J. c. Yongue, for Committee.
Bring me. your eggs for 21c.
cash, or % nc. trade; also all your
butter. J. G.. Rochester.
Just received, a big lot Of ready
made skirts; prices $1.9S to S5.9S.
Outing and percales SC. per yard. A
big lot Of winter hats, 75c. to $1.9S.
Red letter soap, 4c. a cake. Big
glass pitchers at 12c. each; also
lot OF tinwarc we are going to sell
cheap. See us before you buy. Wal
hnlla Bargain Store, next door to
Bank of Walhalla.
--EyesIght failing?. Go to Bells
Pharmacy, Walhalia, on Friday and
Saturday, October Sth and 9th. and
get good glasses fitted by an expert
optician. Hawkes. glasses-the best.
Examination free.
j. ID. Crenshaw and his friend,
w. III. Hitchcock, of Washington, ID.
c., have been spending the past week
at the home of the formers father,
\. Crenshaw, and family, in West
Union. They have also been touring
Florida while on their trip down
South. Mr.. Crenshaw has many
friends here who are pleased to meet
him again.
For Sale-One mower and self
dump rake-practically new-$5O;
also one mule. w. o. White, Wal
halla, S. c.
We are requested to announce
that Hon. j. r. Earle will address
the meeting at Cheohee church next
Sunday morning at II o'clock, his
remarks to be on the line of Lay
mems Work" r. w. Grubbs will
have charge OF the music for the oc-
casion, which is anticipated as one
Of both pleasure and profit, and the
DuDlic is cordially ipvited
Ladies' coat suits cleaned and
pressed. Satisfaction guaranteed
and work delivered promptly. Phone
105. Electric Pressing Club.
See advertisement Of Messrs.
Wood & Marett, Of Seneca, who So
licit share Of patronage from Oco-
nee's trading public. These young
business men have recently entered
the mercantile field in our sister
town. They are straightforward
energetic young men, and will ap-
preciatc and make your visits to their
store both pleasant and profitable to
you.
The SwelleSt line of millinery
ever brought to Walhalia is being
shown by the Atlanta Millinery Co.
in their new parlors, Cold post Office
room), Walhalla. Call and sae the
line. Opening Wednesday and
Thursday, October 9th and eth
IL. b. Campbell spent a short
while in Walhalla Monday. He has
been engaged for a short time nurs-
ing in the family OF Mrs. Reuben Lee
several members Of which have been
seriously i'll with typhoid fever. Mr.
Campbell has held a position as
nurse in the State Hospital at Column
bia for quite a while. He reports the
members of the Lee family as recov-
ering rapidly from fever, none of
them now having any symptoms of
the disease. The family resides near
Poplar Springs.
The Atlanta Millinery Co. will
have their millinery opening October
and Z. Grand display Of pattern
hats on hand at all times. Loca ed
in old post office room, Masonic TEN
pie Building.
Motif withstanding the mud and
rain last Tuesday evening. the Hayne
Circle enjoyed very pleasant even
ing with the hostess, Mrs. +. r. Lu-
cas-. The meeting was called to or
der by the president and the literary
program gone through with in the
usual way, after which a delightful
salad course was served. Those
present were MesdameS J. w. Bell
J. ii. Darby, c. w. Bauknight, Misses
Mary AnScl Gertrude Smith. The
visitors present were Miss Clara Ra-
Sor, Miss Ella Harper and Miss Mary
Annette.
Fresh lot OF Lowney's fine can
dies at Walhalla Drug Store.
On Friday evening, October -.
lanes Henry Rice, secretary OF the
state Audubon Society. will address
the people Of Walhalla. and at II
O'Clock on Saturday, October 10th.
he will address the farmers of OcO-