Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-01-27
See the new calicos at my store.
Only 3 cents per yard.

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J. G.. Rochester.
-Revs. J. C. Yongue and r. r.
Doyle attended the ministers confer
ence In Anderson yesterday.
Rev. II. A. Knox will preach at
Richland Presbyterian church next
Sabbath at II o'clock a. m. Public
cordially invited.
Otto Lewis, prominent rail.
road man Of Columbia, visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. Lewis,
in Walhalla, last week.
Quite number Of the Walhalla
dancing contingent attended the
dance at Seneca last night. They re-
port most enjoyable time.
Miss Lena Oppormonn, who has
been spending some time in Charles
ton, is again with her father, VIM.
Oppurmopn, near New Hope.
Superintendent J. r. Anderson,
of the Blue Ridge Railway, spent
Monday night in Walhalla on bust
ness connected with the road.
There will be preaching in the
Walhalla Methodist church next Sun
day morning at the usual hour by
the pastor, Rev. J. G. Tongue.
TO Rent-A one-hoyse farm in
Walhalla; good house and outbuild-
ings; also seven-room house on Main
street. Apply to r. d. Oelkers.
-Wanted-Ten or Fifteen girls to
learn to make overalls and drawers.
VIII pay expenses while learning.
Light work: good pay. We work
till 12; 1 till 6. Anderson Overall
Factory, Anderson, S. c., o. B. Van
Wyck, Manager. ga
*. b. Fretwell, of Greenwood,
spent several days here last week
visiting his daughter, Mrs. G. II.
Conley, and other relatives in the
county. Mr.. Fretwell is former
| resident OF this county, and has
many friends here who were pleased
TO meet him again.
S. p. Stribling, of the lower por-
ton of the county, was in Walhalla
last week on business. He was ac-
| companied by Clinton Harris, Of the
Citadel Academy, who has been home
for short while on account of the
death Of his father, the lamented
Thos r. Harris.
w. B. f. Corbin brought to our
Office last Saturday a peach twig,
taken from tree in the yard of Rep
reSentative p. p. Sullivan, of Madi-
son. The little twig was full of we'll
| developed and healthy blooms, and
the leaves were putting out. How
is that for January 23d, at the foot
| of the Blue Ridge?
Amy of The Courier readers in
| terested in building or repairing can
| gain valuable information about roof
| ing by writing the COrtright Metal
| Shingle Company, Philadelphia, Pa,
| for their Metal ,'hingle Advocate,
which will be sent them free of
! charge.
R. A. Nichols made Il short trip
to Martin, Ga, last week on busi-
| ness. He was accompanied by C.. NJ
| Mccall. On their return they were
accompanied by Miss Maggie and
Curtis Mccall, of Martin, who will
spend some time with J. p. Mccall
| and family, who reside near Bethle-
| hem.
1t will be learned with no small
degree Of pleasure, especially by the
| ladies OF Walhalla and community,
that the Atlanta Millinery Company
will open full line Of millinery and
ladies' goods in Walhalla early in
March 1t is the intention of the At
lanta Millinery Company to carry the
| fullest and best line cv' / shown here
-Rcv. DR.. |. w. Wingo, of Green
Vile, will preach in the Walhalla
! Baptist church next Sunday, Janu-
ary 3lst, at II O'Clock a. IN. and
$50 o'clock p. m. A full attendance
| OF the members of the church is re-
| qucStcd. All others are cordially in
vitcd to attend. Our people will be
| glad to learn that Dr. Wingo has
been called as pastor Of the Baptist
| r a;,.
Sundays each month. It IS quite
probable that he and his family will
move to Walhalla at an early date.
Dr. Wingo occupied the pulpit of
the Baptist church here last Sunday
mominG and evening, preaching in
| Structiyc and interesting sermons to
large CONGREGATIONS.
| Mrs. Henry Butler, widow of the
late Henry Butler, died last Monday
| at her home in the ConnerOss COM
| mrnity, and her body was laid to
| rest i'll the COnneroSS cemetery on
! tuesday afternoon, q large number
OF sorrOwing relatives and friends as
sembling to pay their last tribute to
her memory. Mrs. Butler was 76
years OF age, and was an humble
Christian woman whom many had
learned TO love for her excellent
traits and many acts OF kindness.
She was a consistent member Of the
Walhalla Methodist church. The
| funeral services were conducted by
Rev. A. p Marett, Of the Baptist
| church. The immediate cause Of her
death was an attack Of paralysis,
! though for years she had been in
| feeble health. She leaves one son,
w. II. Butler, to mourn her death.
Her husband nrnnnln1 her IN the
grave about fifteen years. In the
death Of Mrc Rutler firmly a pood