Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-16
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j. J. Copeland. of Bolton, vis-
tied his daughter, Mrs. A. l.. Ellison,
near Walhalla, last week.
We can do your winter dyeing
at reasonable prices. Club rates 81
month. The Peoples Pressing
Club, l.. Il. Beard manager.
j. A. Alexander, Of Asheville,
N c., was business visitor to Wal
halla last week. His friends here
were pleased to meet him again.
j. J. Norton, of Pacolet, spent
with his children and among other
relatives and numerous friends
Hon. j. f.. Brcazcalc, Of Ander-
son, and Sam NJ. Johnson, Of Sandy
Springs, were among the business
visitors to Walhalla last week.
Your Opportunity.-For Sale at
a sacrifice, to quick purchaser, high
grade upright Kimball piano. practi
cally brand new Address 'Kim-
ball." care Courier Office.
Prof. and Mrs. A. G.. Shanklin,
of Clemson College, spent the latter
part OF last week at the home of the
latter's father, Capt. J. c. Neville, in
West Union, and among their friends.
For Sale--One pair good six
year-old mules; weight 1900; sound,
we'll and good workers. w. c.. and
+. n. Foster, Richland 4G*
ID. RabcnS, after spending the
summer here, returned to his home
in Charleston last Saturday. He will
spend the winter there, probably re-
turning to look after his property
here in the early spring.
-Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Garrison. who
for some time past have been spend
ing their time in Anderson county.
have returned to Walhalla and are
again residing near town. Their
many friends are glad to welcome
them back.
Be sure to hear Dr.. Steel at
Wagner Opera House next Tuesday
evening in his memorable lecture on
"ilomc Life in Dixie During the
War" \ rare literary treat is in
store for those who hear him. DO
not miss it.
Rally Day services will be held
at the Townyillc Methodist church
next Sunday. The public generally
is cordially invited and urged to at
tend. splendid program will be
rendered. w. c. Iughs. esq, Of
,Ialhalla, will deliver an address.
Other speakers are expected on the
occasion.
In the absence OF the pastor,
Rev. G.. NJ. Wilcox, the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church was occupied
last Sunday by Rev. John G.. Law at
the morning service, and the congrc-
cation was given most excellent ser
mon. Rcv. Mr.. Wilcox was uncy-
pcctcdly called away from town to
conduct the funeral OF Il member OF
one OF his churches in the country.
DR.. Thos. G. G. Fahnestock, den
list, will be in his Office every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
We are in receipt OF a communi-
cation from Rocky Knoll, and will be
glad to publish same if the writer
VIII furnish his or her name. We
DO not want the name for Dubli-
cation, but simply that we may
know the author Of the letter. we
require this Of all whose articles
appear in The Courier.
Mrs. G. Tcrhune and dauahtcr.
Miss Anna, arrived in Walhalla last
Saturday from llackcnsark. y. j.,
where they have spent the summer.
Ihcy Will be among their numerous
friends hcr" for several WC"'iS, when
thcN Will go TO Atlanta to ,cnd the
winter with WcStCrVclt Tcrhunc. who
Is in business in that city Their
friends here are always delighted to
have them visit at their old home.
In stating last week the rcsult
Of the sale in the diSpOsing OF the
RruCkc lands we were miSinrormrd
as 10 the prices paid for the land.
rack 80 !, containing 50 $40
acres, was bought by John j.. Bruckc
AT S3l,oo per acre, while Tract no.
:, containing 30 acres, was bought
by \. w. l.. Bruckc at $4,000 per
acre. Both tracts are reasonably
well improved, and while the price
pald ior them was a fair one. the
purchasers have been offered already
Il Slight advance over the purchase
price.