Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-07-28
Fine colognes and stationery at
Walhalla Drug Store.

Mr. and Mrs. l.. G.. Holleman, of
Anderson, spent Sunday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Holleman.
| Miss Mae Haley, of Westmin-
ster, is visiting her friend, Miss
| Maude Moss, on Faculty Hill.
---Revs. j. G.. Tongue and r. r.
| Doyle left Monday for Antreville to
| attend the district conference.
Fair Dodd, of Atlanta. visited
| his family, at the home Of Capt. r.
C.. Strother, in West Union, Sunday.
The Wise and Otherwise Club
will meet with Miss Lula Earle on
Friday afternoon, July 30th, at $50.
There will be regular commu-
niCation of Blue Ridge Lodge, No.
90, A. f. NJ, next Friday evening,
July 3Oth, at $50 o'clock.
Good horse for sale at bargain.
See Carter Hardware Co.
The handsome new residence of
Capt. J. G. Neville, in West Union,
has been completed and is now occu-
pied by the family. In point of beau
ty and convenience this is ,e of the
best structures in this section.
The five-room concrete cottage
on North Broad street, being erected
for Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schumacher,
Jr., is nearing completion. 1t is quite
a neat and comfortable cottage, and
will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Schumacher as soon as completed.
-Chas Merritt, who has been
spending some time here with tie
family of his sister, Mrs. J. r. Earle,
left yesterday for Cornelia, Ga,
where he will probably locate. He
made many friends during his stay
in Walhalla.
DR.. b. S. Lucas, of Hartsville,
arrived in Walhalla last Friday and
will spend the summer here at the
home of his son, President e. r. Lu-
cas-. He has numerous Fl @ndS here
to welcome him, and who hope for
great benefit to his health by his stay
in our midst.
C. II. Humphries spent Sunday
and Monday in Lynchburg. He went
there last Saturday as the guest Of
the Steadfast Shoe Company, whom
he has been representing here for
some time. Mr.. Humphries has made
quite reputation here since he start
| ed in the clothing and shoe business.
Mrs. II. daPonte is seriously i'll
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
j. A. Steck. She is suffering from an
affection of the heart, complicated by
other troubles. Fer friends here
hope for her early recovery. AS soon
as she is able to stand the trip she
will be taken to st. Joseph's Hospital,
| Atlanta, for treatment.
w. T. Walker returned last Fri
| day from business trip to Charlotte,
where he bought a farm, which will
| be taken in charge by Mr.. Quinby, of
| Walhalla, in the near future. Our peo-
pie will regret to lose Mr.. Quinby and
| his mother from our midst, but they
will carry with them the best wishes
| of our people, who will welcome them
again to our midst at any time.
|. MIR. and Mrs. |. H. Harrison left
| last week for Landrum, S. c., in re-
| sponse to information announcing
the serious illness of Geo. A. Harri-
| son, at his home there. He has been
suffering from severe affection of
the heart. Latest reports, however.
| are to effect that his condition is
somew .,at improved. His many Wal
halla friends hope for his early re-
covery.
| -''Watch the Fords go by"
| There will be a layman's rally
| and singing at Holly Springs Baptist
church next Sunday. Preaching ser
vice will be held at | O'Clock a. M;
| addresses and singing in the after
| noon. 1t is anticipated that all at
tending will spend anlenjoyable and
| profitable day. The public is cordi-
| ally invited to attend and enter into
| the spirit Of the meeting.
MIR. and Mrs. Wm A. Hetrick
and family, of Philadelphia, arrived
| in Walhalla last Friday evening.
They were accompanied by Philip
Hoffman, who will have charge of the
| fine open-work department Of the
Hetrick Hosiery Mills. 1t is quite
| probable that Mr.. Hoffman will bring
| his family to Walhalla in the near
| future. Mr.. Hetrick has purchased
the Mrs. Ida Darby residence on Fac
ulty Hill, fronting on Mauldin street,
| for $4,000, and will soon move to his
| new home. They are most cordially
| welcomed to our midst. G. f. Het-
| rick is also here, and will move his
| family in the near future.
The Wise and Otherwise Ch b
| held a business meeting at Pitch
| ford's Hall last Friday afternoon, at
which great deal Of work was dis
| posed of. At this meeting the scrap
books were brought in and sent to
number of shut-ins; also a course
of work was planned for the next
time. Miss Norma Moore was pro-
| posed for and received as member
| The club decided to subscribe for the
Sunshine Bulletin, monthly maga-
zine, so as to keep in touch with
other Sunshine societies. Before ad-
| journment Miss Earle invited the
club to meet with her at the regular
| hour on mCXt EridaN afternoon The