Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-10-20
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-Capitola -four, the best, at Moss
& Ansels.
Mrs. Geo. Bloomner, Of Balti-
more, is in Walhalla for an extended
visit to her daughter, Mrs. John A.
Ansel.
Rev. ]. Fl. Clark will preach at
Mount Olivet Baptist church on the
fourth Sunday of this month at 3
O'Clock p. IN.
. Mrs. r. Herndon left yesterday
morning for Hamlet, n. c., where she
Will spend some time visiting her
daughter, Mrs. y. w. Thompson.
The next meeting of the Wise
and Otherwise Club will be held with
Miss Helen Beard on Friday after
noon, October 22d, at o'clock.
Jas. H. Darby is having the store
room, occupied by the Norman Drug
Co. repaired and improved New
flooring is being laid and the premi-
ses otherwise improved.
Miss Maude Burley, who has
spent some months at Westminster,
has returned to her home, and her
many friends are pleased to welcome
her to Walhalla and vicinity.
Capt. "Billy" Smith, the veteran
conductor, is up to his neck in the
News and Courier automobile con-
test. We expect to see him "honk-
ing all over South Carolina in a
short while.
We are informed this morning
that Douglas Seaborn, who is at
Rome, Ga, for an operation for ap-
pendicitis, is improving rapidly. He
is expected home next Sunday. This
VIII be good news to his hosts of
friends here.
Full line of groceries at Moss &
Ansers.
-Lost-In Walha,la, or. on public
road from Walhalla to my residence
Tuesday afternoon, open face gold
watch, Elgin movement, with short
chain attached. Finder will please
leave at Cou 'ier office and get re-
ward. Rhett r. DOYLE,
-Walhalla has one Of the six mov-
ing picture shows using licensed
films in South Carolina. We show
only the very best subjects. Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday nights;
matinee Saturday. Everybody come;
stay as long as you wish. ..'.
-Walhalla's Moving Picture Show,
Wagner Theatre, (Pitchford's Haln
every Thursday, Friday, Saturday
nights at S.15. Matinee for ladies
and children every Saturday at 4
p. III. Daily change of pictures. We
show only licensed films. g,
Preparations have begun for
active construction on the Methodist
church. Pipes have been laid for the
convenient carrying Of water, the
ground has been cleared off and the
foundation excavations completed.
The work will be pushed ahead rap
idly now.
-Walhalla cotton market yester-
day was 13 3BC., while at Anderson
and all markets in Oconee, so far as
we have been able to learn, the high
est price paid was 1870. One
eighth is worth hauling your cotton
a short distance for, and it Is GER
tainly worth good deal when you
can cut your hauling distance down
eight or ten miles and still get It.
The ladies of the Episcopal
church cordially invite their friends
and the people Of Waiilalla and COM
munity in general to attend an Oys-
ter supper at the store room next to
Ansels furniture store next Tuesday
evening. Oysters will be served to
order and bountiful supply will be
on hand, supplemented by varied
list of delicacies. The proceeds Of
the supper will be used for church
purposes. Only % cents will be
charged for oyster stew or fry.