Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-04-06

Il. Fl. White left Friday for
Aiken, where he will go in business
with d. II. Rowland.
Just received another car load
OF High Point buggies. Every one
sold under personal guarantee.
| w. NJ. Brown. Walhalla.
If YOU VIII try Kurfee's paint
you will be convinced Of its superior
ity In looks and wearing qualities
Sold by Dan Il. Good.
Dan e. Good has moved his tin
SHOP to the store Of the Garter Hard
ware Company, where he has room
at the rear Of the store.
Mrs. G. w. Chapman and son ar
| rived last week from Manatec, Fla.
and will spend the summer with her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. l.. II. White.
Chickens, chicks and eggs |
Will pay YOU more for your chicks
and eggs than anybody and pay cash
am at the same old stand. J. c.
Rochester, Walhalla.
At the regular meeting Of Wal
halla Lodge, No. 67, X. OF p, last
Monday night, DR.. &. G. Probst and
DR.. b. +. Sloan were elected dele
gates to the Grand Lodge. which will
| ''iiN NhN ttt lllc Ill May. Is.
$. Look and j. w. Shclor, Esq, were
chosen as alternates.
The school at Fairview was
closed last Friday with quite an elab-
crate program for the closing eXer-
ciscs, the whole being ended with 4
delightful picnic. Miss Burda Long
conducted very satisfactory term
and the patrons Of the school are de-
lighted with the work done.
Few hundred dollars to loan on
good improved real estate. Apply to
+. l.. llerndon, Walhalla. 1914
b. l.. Hcrndon. Esq. and Dr.. J.
w. Bell are the latest additions to
the local autoists. Mr.. Hcrndon has
recently bought from the Carter
Hardware Co, local representatives
Of the Fords, a handsome Seven-pas-
scnger touring car. Dr.. Bells is also
a Ford, but OF a smaller type. calcu-
lated to better serve the double pur-
pose OF runabout or light touring
car. Both are handsome cars and
make big addition to Walhalla'S
auto brigade. The Carter Hardware
Co. has also sold seven passenger
car to II. c. Dresser, OF Westmin-
Stcr.
The Oconcc County Corn Grow
erS Association WAS organized at
| Richland last Saturday, and NJ. G..
| Holland was chosen as president
| There were about twenty OF the rep
rcsentative farmers OF the county
who joined the association, and quite
a large association IS hoped for in
the near future. Another meeting Is
to be held at an early date. and it
Is expected that the number Of mem
bcrS will be materially increased
About so farmers have agreed to fol-
low the plans laid down by the dem
onstration department.. There are
80 members Of the Boys Corn ClU'
for Oconec.
Many friends of Claude Reid
are congratulating him on his good
fortune in winning the heart and
hand Of Miss Tommie Pitchford as
his bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Reid arrived
In West Union last week, coming
from Marietta. Ga, where they were
married last Wednesday evening.
They are at present at the home Of
MIR. Reid's mother Mrs. Virginia
Reid, in West Union. Their hosts Of
friends will join us in wishing for
them every success and happiness in
their journey through life. Mrs
Claude Reid Is pleasantly remembers
ed as the first daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. y. Pitchford
The pastor and CONGREGATION of
the Walhalla Methodist church were
somewhat disturbed last SUNDAY by
the alarm Of fire being given Just
after the service was begun. 1t was
discovered that the parsonage. only
about 80 feet from the church, had
caught fire in rear Of the building.
the cause being defective nue in
the kitchen. Members Of the con-
grcgation were soon on top OF the
building, however, and in fifteen
minutes the danger was past. The
church was filed to its utmost ca
pacity and there was no lack Of men
or loss OF time in cXtinguishing the
small blaze. The only damage to the
building was tho tearing off Of a few
shingles in order to get at the fire.
The members OF the Paul Hayne
Circle held another OF their delight
iully instructive and social meetings
on Tuesday last at the home Of Mrs.
John a. Anscl The subject under
study was Mythology. and after a
brief business meeting Miss Werner
read most Interesting paper on
'Thc beginning OF all Things. This
was followed by paper entitled
'tranies and Gaia" read by Miss
strong. after which the hostess. in
her inimitable manner. sang a sclec-
tion from recreation" This solo was
charmingly rendered and was treat
indeed. The entire program was
greatly enjoyed by the score OF ladies
present An especially tempting
course Of sweets was served By the
hostess and Miss AnScl. after which
an hour was spent in social chat. The