Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-05-12
DIR. PI1 bst's dental office at resi-
dence, Norman building, Main street.

dence, Norman building, Main street.
Gray Macaulay, of Westndn-
ster, visited his grandparents, Mi.
aud Mrs. J. w. Holleman, f.ie first of
this week.
Mrs. s. ]. Hutchison has return
| ed from Columbia, where she has
been visiting her son, Jas. NJ. Hutchi-
son, and family
= Rev. NJ. r. kirkpatrick, of S,n-
eca, wiz preach at Fairview next
Sabbath afternoon at o'colck Pub
lie cordially invited.
The Paul Hayne Circle will meet
with Mrs. C. w. Bauknight next
Tuesday, May 18th. 1t Is desired
that all members who can do so will
attend PROMPTLY.
Go to w. NJ. Brown for buggies,
wagons harness, etc. If
Now is the time to use the Hyde
Cultivator-the only one that sta IDS
the guarantee. | am selling then,.
I have all kinds OF repairs. See
before you buy a cultivator. Can
save you money. Ef NJ. Dickson,
Fair Plar. s. G..
We acknowledge receipt OF an
invitation to attend the annual COM
mencement of Clemson Agricultural
College, which will take place June
9Th to Sth, at Memorial Hall. We
are indebted 10 our young friend,
Lewis G. Harrison, for the invita-
tion.
Louis +. Cantrell left Monday OF
last week for Greenville, where he
has accepted a position on the police
force. Mr.. Cantrell served accepta-
bly, as night policeman in Walhalia
for about two years. His friends
here wish for him success in his new
home. He will not move his family
TO Greenville at present.
When you want to buy the best
automobile on wheels get Max
we'll" 1t Is simple and simply per-
feet. See the Georgia Carolina Auto
Co., Westminster, S. G.
In the field day celebration at
Clemson College last Friday we note
that the name of Barnett (senior),
appears twice in the list Of winners
at the sports. His name appears as
second in \ half mile run, and as first
in a 440-yard dash. Barnett is a
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Barnett, of
Westminster.
Rev. T. B. Epting left last Mon
day for North Augusta, where his
wife and infant have been for several
days. Mr.. Epting left earlier than
was his intention, having received
word from his wife stating that their
child was unwell. Their many
friends wish for them a pleasant va
cation and trust the little one may
have no serious trouble.
Last Wednesday there were two
lecturers of prominence in Walhalla
-Rcv. }. III. Gruver locturing in the
Presbyterian church at o'clock D.
M. on the subject of "Foreign Mis-"
sions,' and Prof. w. II. Hand deliv-
cred an address on educational lines
at the Court House at 7.30 at night
Both lectures were fairly we'll at
tended, the lecturers receiving the
close attention of all.
Ford 3-point drive direct to
| center OF chassis, whether the car Is
running straight or turning cor
| ncrs. This system is patented in all
| countries.
DIR. G.. w. Gardner, Of Green
wood, visited at the home OF JOS. w.
| ShelOr, Esq, the past week. DR..
| Gardner occupied the pulpit of the
Walhalla Baptist church Sunday
morning, and preached an interest
| ing sermon to large congregations
| He returned to Greenwood Sunday
afternoon, accompanied by Mrs. Gard
| ncr, who had been at Mr.. Shelor's
| home for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. p. Hobson,
| OF Sandy Springs spent several days
| last week here Visiting Mr. and Mrs.
| w. B. Mckinney, on College street.
| MIR. HobSons t. brother of former
IN, -
| minister, and his wife is a sister of
Mrs. Mckinney. This was Mr. Hob
sons first visit to Walhalla since the
fire that destroyed the greater part
| OF the business section of the town.
| When you want to buy the best
| automobile on wheels get Max
| well.' 1t is simple and simply per-
| feet. See the Georgia Carolina Auto
| Co., Westminster, S. G..
--Bcginning next Sunday, May 16.
the Southern Railway will put on
| two new trains between Charlotte,
n. c., and Birmingham, Ala, the
| trains to be designated as Nos. 20
and 30. No. 20 will leave Charlotte
about 3.25 a. M, continuing the trip
of No. % from New York, which ar
| riVcs in Charlotte at $50. No 30
will leave Atlanta about O'Clock y.
m. on its run to Charlotte. These
are entirely new trains. no other hay
| ing been annullcd on the line.
Attention is directed to the ad-
rcrtisemcnt elsewhere in this issue
| calling for an election, to be held at
Walhalia Court House, on Monday,
May 2S, on the question OF estab-
fishing a high school in Walhalla
School Dist riCt No o6 This ghpuld
be done by all means--in fact, Il