Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-10-06


day for her home in Greenville. She
spent about month here d the
home of A. G.. Merrick
Mrs. J. a. Ansel's friends are
pleased to see her out again and to
know that she Is rapidly recovering
from her recent severe illness
Jesse c. Sanders, who has been
with the Good Roads Machinery Co.
in Georgia for several months. spent
last week in Walhalla with his fam
lily.
Fresh lot of Lowney's fine can
dies at Walhalla Drug Store.
Mrs. J. NJ Sitton, of Pendleton,
returned to her home yesterday. af-
ter having spent several days here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Beard.
Mrs. John w. Ferguson and chill
dren left this morning for their home
at Hartsville, S. c., after having
spent some time visiting at the home
of Mrs. G. X. Maxwell.
Mrs. j. w. Bowen and children
returned to their home at Mount
Pleasant last week, after having
spent some time here visiting the
formers brothers and sisters.
For Sale-Ten nice bedsteads,
mattresses and springs; also several
nice dressers and wachstands. Will
sell cheap. See ME at once. Mrs. J.
G. Neild, at Walhalla Bargain Store,
next to Banl: of Walhalla.
Rev. w. Bruce Doyle, who has
for several years been pastor OF the
Presbyterian church at Marion. Ala,
has gone to Louisville, Ky, where
I,., L..
is taking a post graduate theological
course.
Miss Lula Dickson, of Westmin-
stcr, has been elected as teacher of
the West Union public school and
will open the session next Monday.
Miss Dickson is one OF Oconee's best
teachers, and the patrons of the
school at West Union are to be con-
graduated on SECURING her services
in the school room.
October Sth and 9th-Millin-
cry opening at Misses l.. & e. Lump
kin's, East End, Westminster. You
have a cordial invitation.
At the meeting of the rcpresen-
tatives OF the Confederate pension
ers Of the different townships of Oco-
nee, held at the Court House last Sat
urday, the following County Pension
Board was elected: J. w. Holleman.
chairman and commissioner; J. T.
Reid. secretary; DR.. J. w. Bell, ply
sician; E. A. Perry and Thomas wy
ly, members of the board
Highest market price paid for
beef cattle, raw hides, chickens and
eggs. Miles l.. Phillips, Walhalla,
S. c., next door to calahoose.
The ladies Of the Monument AS
sociation will meet at Mrs. w. A.
Strother's residence on Wednesday,
the 10th, at 3 p. m. The association
has enough money in sight to let out
the contract for the erection of the
monument, but cannot get sufficient
number of ladies together to legally
do so. VIII you ladies, to whom the
memory of the Confederate dead is
so dear, hinder the honoring Of them
by not attending this meeting?
For Sale-2371a acres land.
2R miles north of Walhalla; f.
horse farm in cultivation; balance
original forest; we'll watered: splen-
did pastures; eight-rOom house in
good repair; we'll built; good or
chard. VIII divide into two tracts
If desired. Cash or good papers.
Apply to w. Harry Cary, Walhalla,
,. L. 39-tf
Miss EtHc Youngblood, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Youngblood.
of Bounty Land. died at the home of
her parents last Thursday morning.
She had been sick only a few DAYS,
suffering from an affection of the
heart. The remains were inferred at
Poplar Springs Baptist church FRIDAY
morning at 10 O'Clock. Rev. J. A.
Bond, of Walhalla. conducting the
funeral services. The sympathy of
many friends is extended to the be-
reaved ones.
Next Friday evening the ladies
OF the Waihalla Civic Improvement
Association will serve an oyster SUD-
per in the vacant store room adioin-
ing Ansels furniture store, Main
street. beginning at O'clock Cake,
coffee and candy will also be served.
Don't forget. There will be plenty of
oysters, good cake and coffee and fine
candies. Save an 'aching void" Fri
day and fill the cavity at the oyster
supper, and help fill the aching
void in the treasury of the Civic AS
sociation. Next Friday o'clock.
Pure, fresh drugs and sundries
at Walhalla Drug Company.
Keep posted by reading the ad-
vertiscments in The Courier each
week. The wide-awakc merchants
and business men of Oconec are rep
resented in The Courier. The fol-
lowing have new advertisements this
week: Ruskin Anderson. f.. b. John
son 4 Co. and the Seneca Hardware
Co.; c. w. e J. Il. Bauknight.
Moss & Anscl. c. II. EIumphrics, Car
ter Hardware Co., WalhalIa: Miss
Nora Carver, Photographer, Seneca.
Read and call on them. Also note
the announcement of the Charleston
MuScial and Fall Festival. Keen