Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-12-22
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Mrs. Geo. l.. Wilson spent last
Saturday in Anderson.
&C. Il. Gaillard, Of Newry, spent
n short while in Walhalla last Satur-
day on business.
DIR. Thos. G. G. Fahnestock, dem
tist, will be in his office every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Read the new advertisement OF
Carter C Co. They have prepared an
elegant Christmas menu for you.
John w. Oliver will thresh cane
seed at his home, near Walhalla, on
December 30th. All must bring seed
on that day.
For Rent-Good 50-acrs farm,
in town; house and outbuildings.
Apply to r. d. Oelkers, old Hen
bricks stand. 51-52
Seneca Hardware Co. has a sea-
sonable ad. in this issue. Read 1t
carefully and give this popular firm
call when in Seneca.
w. r. Craig and Fred Thode, of
Atlanta, arrived last Saturday and
will spend the Christmas holidays
here with their relatives and friends.
its coming. The most interest
ing announcement ever made to the
people of Oconee county. Southern
Utility Co., Walhalla, S. c.
d. S. Robertson, of Ocala, N. c.,
spent a few days here last week no
business and pleasure. He paid The
Courier one of his usual pleasant
calls.
M. J. Smith, of the Southern
Railway, with headquarters in Co
lumbia, spent Sunday afternoon in
Walhalla with his mother, Mrs. ID. A.
Smith.
For Sale-Lot Of fine 1-year-old
Pecan trees; splendid variety; fine
favored nuts. Apply to c. b. Och
mig, Walhalla. 51*
See change in advertisements of
Moss & Ansel. G.. Fl. Humphries and
Norman Co. They all have Christmas
news for prospective buyers. 1t will
pay you to read them.
Married, on Sunday, December
10, 1909, by j. b. Marett, Esq, at
his residence, near South Union. Jas.
Harbin, Of Abbeville county, and Miss
Hattie Honea. of Oconee. Friends Of
the contracting parties extend con-
gratulations and best wishes.
Useful and ornamental presents,
toys, etc, at Bells. Call and exam
buy.
In the untimely death Of Harry
l.. Stribling, which occurred H. the
wreck on the Southern Railwa! at
Greensboro, N. c., last week, there
are many friends in Oconee who cx-
tend to the grief-strcken family the
sincerest sympathy, and The Courier
joins in extending codolence.
arrived in Walhalla last Saturday,
and is visiting at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. Mary n. Ansel. He will
spend some time here with relatives
and friends, returning to his home
about January 9Th. His friends here
are pleased to welcome him to Wal
halla again.
Fresh line Of Christmas candies
at Carter & Co.'S. Get your fruits
from them. Price always the lowest.
w. c. Rochester and daughters,
Misses Monaco and Elizabeth, of An
derson, spent several days here last
week visiting among relatives. They
were on their way home from Cash
ier's, n. G.. Mr.. Rochester is remem-
bered by many Of the citizens Of
Walhalla, having resided here for
several years.
Bargains in our big line OF Xmas
goods and toys. Normans.
j. c.. Bentley, Of the Walhalla
Cotton Mills, Is one OF the experts OF
that institution. We are informed
that last Monday he ran satisfacto-
rly and we'll 40 Draper looms. or
course we are not familiar with the
cotton mill business, but to us
man running 40 Draper looms would
look like he was little cotton mill
all to himsef.
Look out for 1T in the near flu
ture. Teachers, doctors, lawyers,
fathers, mothers and all viii read it
over and over-then act. Southern
Utility Co., Walhalla, S. c.
The many Walhalla friends of
Rev. G. G. Mayes will be interested
to know that he and his family will
soon move to Greenville to make
heir home. At recent meeting OF
Bethel Presbytery the pastoral rela-
tion existing between Rev. Mr..
Mayes and the churches at Black
stock and Concord was dissolved, NJ
Mayes having been chosen by synod
AS superintendent of Home Missions,
with headquarters at Greenville.
Everything for Christmas at DR..
Bells drug store. Call and see for
yourself.
The executive committee Of the
School Improvement Association Of
South Carolina met last Saturday In
Columbia and awarded prizes to 35
schools OF the State showing the
greatest Improvement during the
past year. The prizes given amount
ed to $4,000. five of 800 and thirty
of $50. The first prizes Of 500 each