Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-09-22

Sunday in October at II O'Clock.
The finest jack in the county.
Call and see him if YOU are inter-
| estcd. Allison G. Co.
--Elzic Richardson, Esq, Of
Greenwood, spent the latter part OF
last week here on business and
among friends.
Highest market price paid for
beef cattle. raw hides, chickens and
eggs. Miles l.. Phillips, Walhalla,
S. c., next door to calaboose.
Mrs. y. l.. Fant and children.
who have been spending some time
in Anderson among relatives and
friends, returned to Walhalla yes
ter"ay evening
Go to w. NJ. Brown for buggies,
wagons, harness, etc. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Mckee and
two children, who have been visiting
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mckee and Mrs. r. S. Rutledge and
daughters, have returned to their
home in Kimberly, Ala.
Bring me your eggs for 2lc.
cash, or % nc trade; also all your
butter. J. G. Rochester.
%. F.. Hammond, Of Greenville.
was in Walhalla yesterday on bust
ness. He Is representing the South
ern Marble and Granite Co., of
Spartanburg. He came over to con-
suit with the ladies of the Oconcc
Monument Association.
Daily change Of pictures and IL
Illustrated songs. All classes subjects
dramatic, historical, scientific.
comedy. We are sure to please YOU.
Pitchiord's Hall Thursday, Friday.
Saturday nights.
r.. G.. Lobby has gone back to
Atlanta for treatment, after a six
weeks stay for his health at the
nome OF }. w. lveSter, near Noun
tain Rest Mrs. Lebby and daught-
ers, Myrtle Rivers and Virginia Pel,
Will return to Atlanta the last of
this month.
j. w. Shelor, Esq, is in Allan
Ia to-day, where he went to meet his
niece, Miss Ellen Shelor, Of Calhoun,
Ga. Miss Shelor is a daughter of w.
G. Shelor, well known to many OF
our people, and will spend several
months here with Miss Hattie She
lor and other relatives.
THE Rose that Makes them all
Dance in colors. Picture show
Thursday, Friday, Saturday nights.
Pitchford's Hall; only 5 and 1Oc.
Clifford S. Merrick, of Chicago.
and Anson A. Merrick, Of the United
States Steamship Connecticut" af-
ter spending short while here with
their parents, returned last Satur-
day. Friends of the family will be
glad to learn that Mrs. Merricl;',
condition is thought to be improved.
Mrs. Geo. l.. Wilson has pur.
chased from w. S. Davis the brick
store and lot known as the G., l.,
Reid stand, corner Main and Tuga-
loo streets. The price paid for the
property was $4,000. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson and
family will occupy the second story
which was some time ago remodernS
for residence purposes. 'e"
Ladies' coat suits cle~,no, ,
pressed. Satisfaction pmnrantond
and work delivered p".o,nn1I~ phona
l05. Electri" 'plN' none
\, =, ne nc, M ..ny Walhalla friends of
''noi, .dGhs, Of Richland, will be
L:s II TO learn that he will move
+ family to this place in the near
: 'Mturc. Mr.. Iiughs has purchased
/ from c. Melchcrt the land and resi-
| dcncc known as the +. w. Picpcr
! place, just outside the town limits.
! Mr.. lIughs and family will be most
cordially welcomed to our midst
! They ill move here about the first
OF Jan AIRY.
The Atlanta Millinery Co. will
| have their millinery opening October
and 7. Grand display OF pattern
/ hot Il nll 4
in old post Office room, Masonic TEN
| pie Building.
1.-The Peak Sisters" will appear
at Pitchford's Hall next Monday
evening at $50 o'clock. They will
be under the management Of the la
dies of the Walhalla Methodist
church, who are making an effort to
! raise funds to assist i'm fumishine
the new Methodist church, work on
| which will be begun at an early date
| The Peak Sisters" will furnish an
| hour of innocent amusement for old
and young, and in addition good
music will be forthcoming in abund-
ancc. Remember next Wednesday
evening at $50 o'clock, and so ar
range your engagements so that you
, can attend and help the ladies in this
work. Popular priccS-25c. and / sc.
Coupled with this entertainment will
be the regular Electric Theatre show
all for one price.
Dear Reader: DO YOU know me t.?
My name is II. S. Abbott. am at
the old tobacco factory, in Walhalla
5. c., and have as much or more
good furniture than any other man
in Oconcc county; but let me say
right here | haven't got any shiny
/ presents TO give You, but | will di-
vide these presents up and make You
a price that will carry YOU home and
cause YOU to gladly come back to see
! me. | Can,t affOrd 10 naN $500 q