Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-10-06
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DIR. Probst's dental office at resi-
dence, Norman building, Main street.
Miss Ruby Carter visited rcla-
tivcs in Grecnv!llc last week.
C. II. d. Burns spent several
days i'm Pickcms last week on buSi
ness
Go to w. NJ. Brown for buggies,
wagons, harness. etc. TT
C. r. Carter carried small
drove of Oconee beef cattle to Green
Vile last week.
Miss Bune Moss. of Greenvillc.
spent Sunday I'm Walhalla with her
brother and sister.
Hawkes. eye specialist at Bells
Pharmacy next Friday and Saturday,
October Sth and 9th. Examination
free.
Fred. Thode left last week for
Atlanta, where he has re-entered the
Atlanta Medical College.
Master J. p. McCarey left yes
terday for Cedar Springs, where he
will re-cnter the Cedar Springs In
sttute.
Go to w. M. Brown, Walhalla,
for lime, cement and roofing-best
grades. IT
Mrs. Addie Garvin and children,
of Seneca, spent several days here
last week visiting DR.. j. J. Thodc
and family.
Miss Annie Werner returned
last week from a pleasant visit to
relatives at Woodbury. and other
points in Georgia.
-Lucicn Maxwell, of Donalds,
his mother, Mrs. G.. *. Maxwell, and
among friends here.
Don't forget the opening Of the
Atlanta Millinery Company Wcdncs-
day and Thursday Come and see
our fall line of pattern hats.
THE Wise and Otherwise Club
will meet next Friday afternoon at
o'clock with Miss Annie Werner.
Each member is requested to bring
a pair of scissors.
Married, on October 3, 1909. at
Pelzcr, at the residence of the brides
father, Rev. w. II. Reese, Miss Lulah
c. Reese and John Watson. Rev. J.
ID. Brackett Otticiated.
W. Il. Craig Is in Atlanta for
the winter. He left Monday last and
will enter the Atlanta Dental Col
leSe lOl lulI COuISe. Ills many
friends wish him success in his cho-
sen profession.
Bring me your eggs for 21c.
cash or % lsc. trade; also all your
butter. J. G.. Rochester.
Miss ELLA Ramey, Of Mountain
Rest, is visiting friends in Walhalla
this week. She Is one of Oconee's
most highly esteemed young ladies
and always receives a most cordial
welcome here.
Work on the sidewalk fronting
the Walhalla Hotel and extending to
the post Office was begun Monday
and will soon be completed. The
work is in charge Of J. w. Queen,
who has just completed Dr.. Bells
new store.
-Eycs examined free by a spc-
rialist at Bells Pharmacy, Walhalla,
Friday and Saturday Of this week,
October Sth and 9th.
--RuSkin Anderson has an an
nounccmcnt on the second page Of
this issue. Read ii and YOU will
find something TO interest YOU. lie
is Offering special premiums during
his great sale. which will last until
April 18th. 1910. Give him Il call
when in Seneca
W NJ. Brown has installed a
gasoline light plant in his concrete
building, lighting both first and see
ond floors. The lights are proving
very efficient at present. and the
plant has been put in on thirty days
trial by Chas. w. Merritt, who rep
rcSentS the manufacturers here.
For Salc--100 bushels Appler
seed oats; also pure bred Berkshire
pigs. Apply to Mrs. Anna Wilson,
near ClearmOnt. Post Office, West
minister, Route 4. 3S-41
Until permanent appointment
has been made for the postmaster
ship at Walhalla, A. G. Mcrrick, for
merly assistant postmaster, is now
acting as postmaster, and Miss Bcr-
tina Schumacher Is acting as assist
ant postmaster. John Schumacher
retains the position of clerk. The
business OF the office is carried on
with entire satisfaction to the pa
irons of the office. and it Is quite
llkcly that permanent appointments
Will be made in accordance with
present arrangements. which will
prove highly satisfactory to the
general public.