Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-09-14
-Wanted-A few pupils in short
hand Mrs j. A. Steck


The Courtenay Manufacturing
sell. See advertisement elsewhere.
-Ernest Thompson, OF Charlotte,
Is visiting at the home Of Col. r. A.
Thompson, near town.
The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred. Busch are ngratulating them
upon the arrival last Thursday, Of Il
fine boy at their home.
Joel Keys and Capt. and Mrs.
w. II. Rowland have returned to
their homes after a pleasant visit at
the home Of Col. II. a. Thompson,
near town.
Window shades, 25c to 75c.
J. j. Anscl.
Contributors TO the monument
fund this week are: DR.. J. G.. Law,
Walhalla, 81; Mrs. G. NJ. Nicld,
Vicksburg, Miss, ST. Let others
hand in their contributions early.
We are indebted to T.. w. Har-
bort. of near town, for a mess Of
turniDs and turnip green's. Mr.. IIar-
bort is Il fine trucker and always
places vegetables OF the finest quail
ity on the market.
Married. by Rev. +. II. Burton,
at his residence in the Rocky Fork
section, on Sunday, September lth,
Miss ELLA Ramey and Sylvester
Smith. They have the best wishes
Of many friends for their happiness.
Just received another car load
Of High Point buggics. Every one
sold under a personal guarantee.
w. NJ. Brown, Walhalla.
REV. G. l.. Craig, Of Walhalla,
will commence a protractcd meeting
at Keowce Baptist church the 4tn
Sunday in September and continue
until the lst Sunday in October. He
will have an evangelist to help him.
j. e. Hendrix left yesterday for
Sag Harbor, n. Y, where he will
spend some time visiting his grand
daughter, Mrs. G.. b. McAuliffe, who
is remembered here by many as Miss
Maogie Simmons, a daughter Of Mrs
l.. II. Simmons.
For Salc-A mule, cheap. c.
Melchert, Walhalla. 37*
-Ebenczer schools, Nos. | and 2,
will picnic next Friday at No. 1
school house, near the church. This
will mark the closing OF a short
summer term at each school. County
superintendent llughs and G. Il. ID.
Burns will make addresses. The
public. and patrons especially, are
cordially invited to attend. Every
body expected TO bring well-illed
dinner baskets.
--Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Recdcr, Of
West Union, are in Atlanta for 4
week or ten days. where they went
20 take their little daughter, Lois,
for treatment by specialist. The
little sufferer Is afflicted with some
spinal affection and has been quite
unwcll for some time. We hope that
the little one may be able to return
soon and that she may be complete-
~ restored to health
For salc--500 bushels Appler
oats. Now is the time to buy your
seed for fall planting. See James II.
Darby, Wa.halla, S. c.
Louis G.. Harrison left yesterday
morning for Clemson, whore he has
entered for his second session in that
institution. He Is splendid student
and has made a good record in all
branches pursued in his course. We
wish him continued success. He will
be greatly missed from his position
with the Western Union Telegraph
Company, with whom he has york.
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on TnosIoH oftornno -, Lar, .',,iDo,H o,. >
Da,c'rr ~ ~ ~"'n.' "oo' VI '.'n. Nreh,
around much work was accomplisheJ
and many good ideas i'm sewing wnro
exchanged. Delicious chocolate ice
cream and cakes were served. Those
present were: AIpSlampS i, 7 Horn
don, c. G. Jaynes, J. II H.ughs, j.
don, {. G. Jayncs, J. r. Huehs, ].
sidney Adams, and Miss Kate Sharp
or RiNOn.