Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-07-14
DIR. Probst's dental office at resi-
dencC, Norman building, Main street.

See new advertisement of II. NJ.
Lowery, Seneca and Westminster.
Mrs. r. Q. Merrick, after spend
| ing month here at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Merrick, return
ed Monday to her home in Green
vile.
The Wise and Otherwise Club
will. meet next Friday afternoon at
| $50 o'clock with Miss Annie Crisp.
All members are urged to attend IL
possible.
Miss Katie Robins, of Whet-
stone, Is visiting her cousin, Miss
| Annie Crisp, for a week or ten days.
Her many friends are always glad
to welcome her.
The express Office at West I'm
Ion is now open from $50 a. nj. un-
til o'clock p. m. We solicit your
business. w. G. Wood, Agent.
-Chas. ii. Mayhem, OF Seneca, was
in WalhalIa for short while Mon
day. Mr.. Mayhem now has under his
charge extensive sidewalk contracts
at Hartwell, Ga.
Jas. ID. Hays, after spending
some months in Georgia with G.. r.
Carter in his road working business,
Is at home for visit to his mother
and among friends.
Rev. John G. Law will preach at
Fairview church at II o'clock next
Sunday morning and at Old Pickens
at O'Clock p. m. Cordial invitation
is extended to the general public.
Miss Lille Hughs, of Richland,
spent last Saturday and Sunday here
as the guest Of Mrs. r. l.. Rogers.
She has hosts Of friends who are al
ways glad to welcome her to Wal
halla.
For Sale-lnternational auto
buggy; in good running order
Price $400. Write or phone Geo. l..
Wilson, Walhalla, S. C.
Mrs. w. II. Doscher, of Charles
ton, is spending some time visiting
at the home of Dr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Thode, in West End. Mrs. Doscher
IS pleasantly remembered by many Of
our people, who are pleased to meet
her again.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles J. Thomp-
son and son, Paul. of Charlotte, are
spending a few days with the for
mer's parents, Col. and Mrs. r. A.
Thompson, near town. Their many
friends here are pleased to meet
them again.
C. e. Rhodes, of Union, spent
few days in Walhalla among friends
this week. Mr.. Rhodes is news
paper compositor by trade and has
made several visits TO Walhalla on
previous occasions. He is gradu-
ate of the Cedar Springs Institute for
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind. Though
deaf mute, he is a remarkably
bright yOurT man, and his visits to
The COur'tl are always most pleas
ant.
DIR. John G.. Law was called by
telegram from the session Of the
Presbyterian church at Abbeville
last Saturday to conduct the funeral
services of their beloved pastor, DR..
j. Lowrie Wilson, who died in that
city Friday night. DR.. Wilson and
DR.. Law were lifelong friends, and
that this venerable minister of the
Presbyterian church should ofiiciate
at the funeral of his friend and CO.
worker was peculiarly appropriate.
b. NJ. Snipes, leading photog-
rapher, of Anderson, S. G., will be in
town for some time to make your
picture. You will find him at Miss
and College streets. You will find
his work all right and the price
right. 1928
The ladies of the Walhalla Bap-
tist church and young ladies of the
Sunday school desire to express
through the columns of The Courier
their appreciation of the liberal pa
tronage shown them during the two
IaVG anH niphf hof
freshments, and to thank w. M.
Brown most sincerely for his timely
offer of shelter in his store room,
when the heavy rains prevented their
lawn party. The nice little sum of
$40 was cleared.
Owing to the inclement weather
last Thursday night "Ye Olde-Time
Concerto and Spellinge Bee" was
not held. The same program of "ye
musicke and ye spellinge" will take
place tomorrow night at "Ye Bige
Towne Hall" (Pitchford's), and all
are most cordially invited to attend
and take part. Let everybody at
tend. The admission fee Is only 10
cents. and this entities all to par
take of "Ye Bige Eat Feste." Re-
member, tomorrow night at Pitch
ford's Hall---S.30 o'clock. Come.
-Gasoline at Walhalla Drug Com
nany'S at zoe. per gallon.
Mrs. ROXie Annie Bell, wife of
X. T.. l.. Bell. died at her home in
Walhalla last Wednesday evening at
about six o'clock, after lingering
illness Of some six years from con-
sumption. She was taken seriously
| i'll about thirteen days before her
death Mrs Bell was daughter of