Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-10-06
Fine colognes anG stationery at
Walhalla Drug Store.

j. II. Barnett is in Greenwood
to-day on business
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs +. A. II.
Schroeder, on Thursday, September
goth, 4 daughter.
A. p. Crisp spent several days
last week visiting friends and rela-
tives in North Carolina.
For Rent-2-story house (new)
on Mauldin street. Apply to Mrs.
Rosa Fahnestock, Walhalla.
Henry Fennell, Of Pelzcr, has
been visiting at the home of his un-
Gle, w. NJ. Fennell near town.
Samuel NJ. Johnson, OF Sandy
Springs, was in Walhalla yesterday
on business and among friends.
Mrs. S. E. Maxwell and little
daughter, Of Raleigh, y. c., are visit
ing Mrs. G. X. Maxwell and family.
See the ribbon sale next Satur-
day, the 25th-4 " inches wide at
10c. the yard. J. G. Rochester.
Read the County Treasurer's re-
port Of disbursement Of school funds
for the fiscal year ending June goth.
Miss Hattie Rutledge has been
elected teacher of Ebenezer school
The term will begin about November
1St.
ALL members Of Oconce Con-
clave, No. S27. |. o. H., are urged to
attend the meeting next Thursday
night. Important.
The latest styles in millinery,
childron's headwcar, etc. Call and
see us. Misses l.. & f.. Lumpkin,
East End, Westminster. Opening
October Sth and 9th.
Mrs. j. S. Floyd's many friends
will be pleased to learn that she has
moved back to Walhalla. She and
her son, Stewart Floyd, are occupy
ing rooms in the same residence with
Mr. and Mrs. b. w. Spinks in West
End.
There will be an all-day singing
at Double Springs next Sunday (the
!0th}. The singing will be conduct
ed by Profs. Grubbs, Morton, Gail
lard, Rowland and Burns. All lovers
of music are cordially invited to
come and bring well-filled baskets.
Don't forget the date. Come all.
and bring your books.
DR.. j. w. Bells new store room
on Main street is about completed
and will soon be occupied by A. =.
Crisp. The tile walk in front was
laid yesterday, and the whole ap-
pearance Of that part of Main
street Is greatly improved. The
store now occupied by Mr.. Crisp will
be thoroughly overhauled and other
wise improved.
Cant see good? Have your
yees examined free by specialist at
Bells Pharmacy next Friday and
Saturday, October Sth and 9th. Con-
sultations and examinations free.
w. Harry Cary will buy cotton
in Walhalla this fall, and is now in
the market, paying little above
market quotations. He Is ready to
pay cash as soon as cotton Is weighed
and is prepared to handle all that is
brought to Walhalla. He is buying
for w. p. Nimmons, of Seneca. You
can get the full market for your sta
pie here, spot cash.
Mrs. Sidney Adams was the
charming hostess to the Emery Circle
last Tuesday afternoon, September
Sth, at her home on Faculty Hill.
The usual hour was very pleasantly
spent in "ajnty handiwork and the
discussion VI topics most interesting
to young matronS. Work was then
laid aside, and Mrs. Adams, in her
graceful manner, served delicious
sweet course. The guests at this
meeting were: McSdamCS ChaS. w,
l'aukniSht, +. r. Lucas, j. w Bell,
j. II. Hughes. G. G.. Jayncs. Jas. II.
Darby, Geo. Scaborn. l.. NJ. Brown,
and Mrs. J. w. Ferguson. of Harts-
Vile.
Jas. NJ. Moss. general insurance.
Oiilce over Pitchford's store, next to
DR.. ThomsOn's S Office.
On Tuesday night of last week
at $50 O'Clock Mrs. J. S. Pemberton
died at the home Of Col. and Mrs.
}. S. Newman in WaIhalla. She had
been i'll for a long time. and it was
known that her condition was hone
less. Mrs. Pemberton was - years
OF age, and prior to her removal to
Walhalla had resided at Columbus,
Ga, to which place her remains were
taken early Wednesday morning for
interment. Funeral services were
conducted from the residence of J.
p. Turner. in that city, at ( O'Clock
"Wednesday, the services being con-
Quoted by Rev. ID. w. McGregor. pas
tor Of st. Luke'S Methodist church,
OF which Mrs. Pemberton was at one
time member. She was the widow
or the late DR.. j. S. PembcrtOn who
was gallant Confederate soldier.
serving as captain OF a company i'm
Gen. Joe Wheclcr'S Cavalry COM
mand. DR.. Pcmbcrton vas wounded
at the Battle Of Columbus. which was
fought week after the surrender,
but before the news had been re-
c"ivcd by Whcclcr's command. 1t
was at this time that Mrs. Pcmber-
ton showed the loyalty and love of
tn" Southern women for their sol
dirr husbands. Learning that her
husband had been wounded she re-
solved to go 10 him i'm spite Of all
danger. and finally she was success