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

/ day, the 25th-i;a inches wide at
| DC. the yard. J. c. Roche ster.
--Rev. w. Bruce Doyle, of Mar
ion. Ala, is spending a week here
| visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
| II. Doyle, near town. lie has many
! friends who are. glad to meet hiIn
| again.
Mrs. G.. w. Eaton left last Mon
| day for Granger, Texas. where she
will make an extended visit to her
! sister, Mrs. Mary 6. Vanzant. These
ere the only two remaining members
Of large family, Mrs. Nanzant be-
ing the oldest Of the family and Mrs.
Eaton The youngest. Her many
friends wish for Mrs. Eaton a pleas
nat visit.
Our pattern hats are exquisite
and novel---the perfection OF style
Don't forget the dateS-Friday and
Saturday, October 1st and I'd. Misses
Fincannon & Morgan, Seneca, S. C.
--Rev. John kershaw's numerous
friends in Walhalla regret his de-
parture to-day for his home at Sum-
mcrtua to resume his duties as rec
tor OF the Episcopal church. Rev.
EerShaw has been considerably ben
eitcd by his stay here, and We hope
that his improvement will prove per
manent, Rev. and Mrs. Kershaw
will be most cordially welcomed
among US at any time. Mrs. Ker-
shaw returned to her home about
two months ago.
Married, by Rev. p. G. Crawford,
on Sunday, September 10. 1909, at
the home of the brides brother, J.
l.. Kelley, near Norris, Pickcns coun-
~, Miss Leila Kelley and J. Archi-
bald White. The bride is the charm
ing and accomplished young daugh-
ter Of b. =. Kelley, of Central. The
groom is son of Geo. NJ. White, Il
prosperous farmer of OconCc. Mr..
White and his bride will spend a
few days with friends and then go
to their new home near Wolf Stake,
OCOnCC county.
Millinery opening, September
Goth and October 1St, at Miss Han
nah Burss's millinery parlor, in ell
joining store formerly occupied by
the Craig-Ncrner Mercantile Co.
Don't miss 1t.
Revenue officers last Friday de-
StrOyed 40-gallon still short DIST
ance from Cannon's store, in Oconee,
only short distance from the Geor-
gia line. Fermenters, 400 gallons
OF Lenr and mash, etc, were destroy
ed. On the same raid the officers
cut down another still, located on the
Rogues' Ford road, near the iron
bridge. At this plant about $500
gallons Of beer and ten or twelve
bushels Of mash were destroyed
Deputy Merrick was accompanied on
this raid by Marshal Gaines and Con-
stable Harbin.
Pure, fresh drugs and sundries
at Walhalla Drug Company.
Judge Smith, OF Pickens county,
while doing some masonry work at
the home of w. E. Smith, near Sa-
lem recently, unearthed a den of
rattlesnakes. Mr.. Smith was blast
ing out large rock in cotton field
late in the evening, and returning
to work the next morning began
moving The rock displaced by the
blast. He was surprised on turning
over large piece Of rock, to find
that he had uncovered nine young
rattleSnakcS, which were killed with
the assistance Of w. T.. Smith. They
averaged about 2la feet in length.
and each had button. but no rat
ties. w. +. Smith also killed
large owl recently; the bird mcasur-
ing > feet > inches from tip to tip OF
wings. Mr.. Smith lives on Kcowcc
river, two miles from Nimmons -.
bridge.
-Millin"ry annour. r.rcmcnt.-Dur
faIl showing OF ali the latest STYLES
ol iad'GS Eeadwcar will be October
,S' "..u I'd. Misses I'incannon &
N.of&an, at hunters, Seneca, 5. C.
A delightful meeting Of the En-
cry Club was held at the beautiful
nome OF Mrs. J. II. Hughes on the
afternoon of September If. The
| guests were greeted and given a
warm welcome by Mrs. Hughes in
| her natural and charming manner.
The hall and parlor, thrown together,
were unusually attractive in decora-
| tionS OF beautiful cut flowers in
| handsome vases. After all the
guests had assembled a pleasant
hour was spent in sewing and chat
ting, at the close Of which deli
cious course of chicken salad, potato
chips. olives, cheese sandwiches and
iced tea was served by the hostess,
assisted by her attractive cousin,
| Miss Julia Maxwell. We were de-
| lighted to have with us on this oc-
Casion two charming gueStS-MrS.
| J. w. Ferguson and Mrs. Ella R0g-
crS Present were Mesdamcs G. w.
Bauknight, George Seaborn, Sidney
Adams, Ella Rogers, j. r. Hughes,
j. w. Bell, j. w. Ferguson, Of Harts-
Vile. and Miss Julia Maxwell.
Ring up II when You want fresh
meat OF any kind. Prompt delivery
and satisfaction guaranteed. Yours
for business, Allison & Co.
". T. Grubbs is +. "Nceipt Of d