Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-08-11
Come to walhalla next Saturday

| gun at Ebenezer Presbyterian church
next Monday evening at $50 o'clock.
| There will be two services daily--11
| a. m. and $50 p. m.--during the
| meeting. Rev. w. Fl. Mills, of Glenn
| son College, will assist the pastor
Rev. Geo. NJ. Wilcox, in the meeting.
See the calicoes at J. G, Roches-
ter's at cents yard.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Adams and
! little daughter, Catherine, left Mon
| day for v ashington, where they will
spend some four or five days. On
| their return they will stop at Rock
| Hill and visit the formers parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Adams. They
| will also extend their visit to other
| points.
Shorts $1.35, at Bauknight's.
Frank E. Harrison, Jr., Of CO.
lumbia, is spending his vacation here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. e.
Harrison, on Faculty Hill. During
the absence of Mr.. Adams from the
Walhalla depot Mr.. Harrison will
have charge of his work. His friends
here are glad to welcome him back
to his old home.
DR. Probst's dental office at resi-
dence, Norman building. Main street.
r. l.. Boggs, one of our prosper
c t., New Hope farmers, presented us
last week with fine melon of the
"rattlesnake' variety. He also
brought to town a quantity of his
excellent honey, for which he found
ready sale. Mr.. Boggs is one of the
numerous OcOnee men who make
farming pay a good dividend besides
an abundant living.
Bring me your eggs. will pay
II 4 cents per dozen this week.
j. G. Rochester.
--Rev. A. J. Cauthen, presiding
elder, preached at the Walhalla
Methodist church last Sunday even
ing to an attentive congregation. His
sermon was one Of admirable quail
ties and well delivered, furnishing
abundant material for thought and
study. His visits to Walhala are
always highly appreciated, not only
by his own denomination, but those
Of other churches as well.
Fine colognes and stationery at
Walhalla Drug Store.
Former County Auditor Thos.
r. Norris, who for number of years
has resided at Plateau, Roswell
friends in Walhalla last Friday. Mr..
Norris has just recently returned to
this part Of the country, and will
locate in Anderson county. He Is
looking remarkably we'll, and his
years of residence in New Mexico
have added apparently but little to
his age. His friends were glad to
meet him again.
Fresh candies always at Nor
mans.
Little Ella Taylor, infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Taylor, died
at their home, on Georgia avenue,
Factory Hill, Ga, on July %, and
her body was brought to Oconee for,
interment. which took place at
Bethel cemetery on the oath. Little
Ella was a beautiful child, and her
| death has cast q gloom over her
home and over those who knew her.
| The bereavcd parents have the SYM
| pathy of many Oconee friends in
| their sorrow.
BEST ice-cold drinks in town at
| Walhalla Drug Store.
Miss Rosa Phillips, daughter of
,Mr. and Mrs. n. Phillips, is quite i'll
| at her home in West End, suffering
from an attack of fever. She has
been sick two weeks, and though
quite i'll, is not considered danger
| ously so. About ten days ago her
mother sustained a painful hurt by
having her left arm broken above the
wrist. She had been milking a COW.
| which suddenly turned, pushing her
over. Mrs. Phillips threw out her
hand to catch herself and her wrist
was injured by the weight of her
body falling on 1t. She is improv-
ing, however, and will soon be well.
Many friends of the family hope for
Miss Phillips's early recovery.
Corn, corn meal, corn chops,
hay, bran and shorts, meal and hulls,
and -four for less at Jaynes'.
Last Monday afternoon Miss
Annie Werner, in her usual charming
manner, entertained quite a number
of her friends in honor OF her two
lovely visitors, Miss Auld, Of Elber-
ton, and Miss Smith, OF Woodbury..
Despite the inclement weather, al
most every one invited was present,
which goes to prove Miss Verner's
popularity as a hostess. On arriv-
ing, the guests were ushered into the
drawing room, where they were
given dainty hand-painted sun
HOVER, each bearing a number by
which partners were found for the
contest: In the various hooks and
corners OF the drawing room, hall
and parlor were discovered twenty
puZZling questions concerning cats.
the answers to be written in pretty
| leaflets. on which we're sketched
three frolicsome black cats. At the
| conclusion of the contest Miss Ver-
| ner then read the/answers, and four
were so extremely lucky as to have