Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-10-27
Mrs. S. p. Dendy has been visit
ing friends in PendletOn this week

DIR. Thos. G. G. FahneStock, den
tist, Will be in his office every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
See advertisement OF Fred. Bic
mann, who is running first-clasS
blacksmith and repair shop at the
Brucke old stand in West Union.
The many friends Of Mrs. Jas
Phinney will regret to learn that she
continues very i'll at her home. 1t is
hoped that she may soon recover
M. j., little son of Mrs. f.. A.
Davis, has been quite sick OF typhoid
fever for two weeks. The little fell
low Is thought to be some better this
morning.
The next meeting OF the Paul
Hayne Circle will be held Wednes-
day, November 10th, with Mrs. +. l..
Herndon. Members will please no.
tice slight change Of date.
Jas. NJ. Moss, general insurance.
Office over Pitchford's store, next to
DR.. Thomson's Office.
-Editor A. l.. Gossett, OF the Tu-
galOo Tribune, and J. J. Haley, of
Westminster, have been drawn to
serve as petit jurors at the approach
ing term of the United States Court
which convenes in Columbia next
week.
Cotton is bringing good price
now, and 1t is thought by some will
go higher, but don't forget to SOW
wheat. Next year cotton will be low
and -four high. Don't let high cotton
induce YOU to increase your acreage
i'm that product Rather curtail it If
YOU want continued prosperity.
II. J. Todd and w. r. Walker
have opened restaurant with their
meat market and are ready to serve
meals at all hours. Pork is now
good price. and now is the time to
sell. We buy butter, eggs and vege-
tables and will pay the highest price.
See us before you buy. We also pay
highest prices for hides.
Myrtle, little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George BoggS. died at their
home near Clearmont, on October IS.
She was born May 8, 1907. The
cause OF her death was membraneous
Group. The remains of the little one
were laid to rest in ConnerOss grave
yard on the afternoon Of October 10,
Rev. l.. NJ. LYDIA conducting the ser
vices.
Grain Drills.-Farmers are re-
quested to call at J. & J. S. Carters
sier Grain Drill, which they have on
exhibition. This is a new grain drill
for this country, sowing in five drills
at once. One horse can pull the drill
easily. 1t has just recently been in
trOduced here by w. Il. Walker, who
is farming on DR.. Fahnestock' place,
south of Walhalla. He endorses II as
the finest machine of the kind he has
ever used or seen. For sale by J. &
J. S. Carter.
Last Monday the Walhalla
Drug Company sold its business and
good will to DR.. ID. J. Barton, Of
Cope, S. c., who, with his family,
will move to Walhalla about Decem-
ber 1st. DR.. Barton recently pur-
chased the Angel residence and pro-
perty in THE Hub" and will become
a permanent resident here. He is
both practicing physician and phar-
macist and will be heartily welcomed
by the medical fraternity and bust
ness men. His family also will find
cordial reception in church and
social circles.
--Rev. A. j. Cauthen, presiding ell
der Of the Anderson district Of the
Methodist church, is expected in
Walhalla Friday night. He will hold |
the Walhalla circuit Saturday morn
ing at II o'clock in the Walhalla |
church. Both he and the pastor, |
,uv. Rhett Doyle, desire a full at
tendance OF the official board OF the |
circr.t. The public is cordially in
Wit to attend. The quarterly con- |
ferences in the Methodist church are
not attended as largely now as they
were some years ago. While the ac-
tual membership is composed Of the
officers OF the charge, the meetings
are open to all who are interested,
and greater per cent OF the church
membership should attend.
i am offering for sale, as the
property Of the estate of w. J. Duff
tie, deceased, the Rhett Mill tract Of
land, on Cane creek. near Phinney's
Station. There remains about $50
acres in this tract, and it is we'll tim
bered and we'll watered, and fronts
on the Blue Ridge railroad. Here
is chance for good investment for
some one. Cali on J. b. S. Dendy
for terms. i2-44
-Rubie. the siX-year-old daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs J. II. \. Beatty,
OF Anderson, recently suffered severe
injury at her parents home in that |
city by being burned. The child was |
playing in a tent in the ward at its |
home, and in spirit of mischief or
maliciousness some passer-hy set fire
to the tent. The little one was so !
badly burned before it could be got |
ten out that she has been confined to |
her bed ever since, and reports are |
10 the effect that il will be at least |
a year before she can walk. Mrs. !
Beatty was also painfully burned in |
rcsCung her child. MNS. Beatty is a |