Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-09-29
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BELLS Pharmacy, Walhalla-
Hawkes. glasses fitted by an expert
optician-Friday and Saturday, Oc-
tober and 9.
-Rev. Geo. NJ. Wilcox is spending
several days this week visiting
friends at Charlotte, n. c.
Mrs. II. p. Holleman, of Bates
burg, spent Sunday in Walhalla with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Reid.
DIR. Probst's dental Office at resi-
dence, Norman building, Main street.
H. e. Thompson, OF Columbia,
spent Monday and Tuesday in Wal
halla with his sister, Miss Lille
Thompson.
The Paul Hayne Circle will meet
with Miss Daisy Strong on Tuesday,
October 5th, at 4 p. M. English art
program will be used.
October Sth and 9th--Millin-
cry opening at Misses l.. & e. Lump
kin's, East End, Westminster You
have cordial invitation.
Married, on September 26, Jo-
seph Tow and Miss Mamie Satter-
field. Rev. Robert Kelley performed
the ceremony.
Read G. w. Pitchford's new ad-
Vertisement. He sells the shoe that
'makeS life's walk ea3y'-the CrOs-
sett. Look over his line.
Highest market price paid for
beef cattle, raw hides, chickens and
eggs. Miles l.. Phillips, Walhalla,
S. c., next door to calaboOse.
Married, at Pclzcr, $. G., by
Rev. w. II. Reese, at the residence
of ID, ID. Owens, f. +. Lumplin and
Miss Mary J. Reed: all of Pclzer.
Misses Lola Kaufman, Frances
Striblng, Gertrude Bicmann and
Irene Strothcr left for Rock Hill yes
terday morning to resume their stud
les in Winthrop College.
Bargain lot of mems and boys
hats, your choice 81, at G.. w. Pitch
fords.
Attention is directed to the
County Treasurer's tax notice pub
lished in this issue. Give it a care
ful reading, and get ready to pay
your taxes before the time expires.
-Bobie Hutchison, OF Jackson
vile, Fla, returned to his home last
Sunday, after spending several weeks
at the home Of his mother, Mrs. Ell
len Hutchinson, in West Union.
Complete line Of novelties and
new things in notions and children's
headwear is being displayed by the
Atlanta Millinery Co. Opening Oc-
tober 9th and 7th.
Mrs. Fred. Hintermeier, of Ma
pie Shade, n. j., is visiting her cou-
sin, Mrs. John Kuemmerer, near
Walhalla, for few weeks. We wish
her a pleasant stay in our South
land.
H. L. Brandt left this morning
for Abbevile, where he will attend
the reunion Of his old command,
Orr's Regiment of Rifles. Mr.. Brandt
Is regular attendant upon the re-
unions and always enjoys them
greatly.
Go to w. NJ. Brown, Walhalla,
for lime, cement and roofing-best
grades. tt
--Rcv. G.. y. Mann will preach the
funeral sermon ot Mrs. |. T.. Neal at
Fairvicw next Sunday morning at Il
O'clock All relatives, friends and
acquaintanCcs and the Public gone
Tally invited. Mrs. Neal died scvc-
raj months ago.
-"Mathcson has it," Read the
announcement OF lnt MatnpSOn
Hardware Company, Westminster,
and call on them. They have every
thing for the farmer, .huiIdcr, me-
chanic and householder You will
be interested in what they have to
tell you.
Atlanta Millinery Co.'s opening
"Wednesday and Thursday, October
9Th and 7th. A most cordial invita-
tion is extended to the people Of
Walhalla and Oconoe county to visit
our parlors ard inspect our line. Lo-
Gated in old post Office store room.
THE Peak Sisters" entertained
good audience at PitchfOrd'S Hall
last Monday night, and quite a neat
little sum was raised, going to thh
ladies of the Methodist church. who
are working in aid Of furnishing the
new church, which will soon be be-
gun. The entertainment consisted
OF music by the East End quartette,
recitatiOnS by little Misses Rosa Nav
Busch and Lucille White, the mimi
table "Pcak Sisters" headed by Miss
Marguerite BrcnnCcke, and moving
pictures from the Electric Theatres
regular program. 1t was thOrOughly
enjoyed by the large audience as a
whole.