Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-03-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

lanta Millinery Company.
II. E. Stribling and II. p. Haley,
of Seneca, were among the business
visitors here yesterday.
Miss Silina Tongue left last Mon
day for Kings Mountain, n. c.,
where she will spend some weeks WIS.,
iting friends.
Mrs. r. p. Cochran, Seneca's
popular milliner, was in Walhalla last
Thursday for a short while, to the
delight of friends.
Call on G. P. Mills & Co., West
minister, S. c., for your guano and
acid. Prices right. Go
Mrs. Kannie Cobb and children,
of Seneca, spent several days this and
last week visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. NJ. Brown.
Robert Crisp left last Thursday
for Greenwood, where he will spend
month or more visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Laura Tolbert
w. A. Barron, OF Seneca, was
one Of the prominent Oconee citizens
whose many Walhalla friends greet
ed him here last Monday.
See Misses Stella Fincannon and
Edith Morgan, Seneca, for the latest
creations in millinery.
The Great Georgia United Shows
will be here all during next week.
They come recommended as having
clean show Of considerable merit.
%. w. Ashe and family have
moved to Walhalla and are occupy
ing the Lewis cottage on Faculty
Hill. A cordial welcome is extended
to them.
w. NJ. Fennell left last Monday
for Washington, where he Will wit
ness the auguration Of his friend,
William II. Taft, as President of the
United States.
For Sae--Marlboro's Prolific
seed corn and Cooks and Sligh's I'M
proved cotton seed. Mrs. anna Will
son, Westminster, S. c., Route t..
Residence near Clearmont. 12*
There will be preaching at the
Walhalla Baptist church by the pas
tor, DR.. |. W. Wingo, next Sunday,
March 9TH, in the morning at | and
night at o'clock. Cordial welcome
to all.
Capt and Mrs. r. G. Strothcr,
who have spent some months in At
lanta, returned last week to their
OF their hosts of friends there and in
Walhalla.
You are welcome at our store.
Atlanta Millinery Company.
Miss Lula Earle is now employ
ed in the Office OF Clerk of Court j.
+. Craig. She Is very competent
young lady and will have charge of
the recording and indexing in the
Clerks office.
j. B. Stone, Of Keowee, spent
This was his first visit to Walhalla
in two years. He spent short while
with the family of his son, James B.
Stone, of West Union.
-Lost-Last Thursday, between
Bethel Presbyterian church and Wal
halla, one gold-headed walking cane;
name "J. G. Law" engraved on han
die. Finder will please return to this
Office and receive reward.
Call on C. p. Mills & Co., West
minister, S. c., for your guano and
.4cld. Prices right. 60
DIR. ]. b. George Of Gainesville,
Ga, is the banner subscriber on The
Courier'S list Last week we had a
remittance from him that placed him
at the head of the list, making the
date on his label read May 1st, 1913.
Thanks.
A. Rae Dendy, who has for quite
while been located at Pinar del Rio
Cuba, in the employ OF w. J. Oliver
& Co., contractors, is now locUted at
Fort LeavcnwOrth, Kansas, where he
Is connected with the quarter mas
ter's department in the government
service.
Geo. w. Quinby and family. of
EnglewOOd, Fla, arrived i'm Walhal-
la last week and are now comrorta-
bly, located in the ID. T.. Nicholson
cottage, in West End. They are cor
dially welcomed 10 our midst, and it
is hoped that they Will make Walhal-
la their home permanently.
Our millinery can b" oXccl!cd By
none. Wait for our spring opening
about March 18th. Misses Stella Fin
cannon and Edith Morgan, Seneca.
The friends of Marvin J. Smith
will be pleased to learn that he has
received another promotion. in the
Southern Railway service, he having
been recently given a through freight
run as conductor between Columbia
and Grcenvillc "Toby's" friends
here have watched with interest his
rise in the service.
For Sale--Com and fodder. c.
Melchert. Walhalla. 10"
Luther A. Moore, of Stafford,
Arizona, spent some time here last
Thursday among old friends. He is
delighted with his surroundings at
his new home, and speaks in glowing
terms Of AriZonG. Nevertheless Oco-
nee has mighty warm spot in his
heart. His friends here were pleased
to meet him again.
Young men, If you want TO
lnou whv Won sbould become telo.