Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-10-12

lanta, where he has resumed his stu
dies in the Atlanta Dental College
Rev. ID. p. Bearden will preach
at Dug Hollow school house on the
fourth Sunday in this month at II
o'clock.
Pound, on Main street, Walhalla,
bunch Of keys. Can be had by pay
ing for advertisement and Identity
ing property at this Office.
Mrs. Jas. NJ. Moss left last week
for Mount Pleasant, where she will
spend some time as guest of Dr..
and Mrs w. J. Bowen.
For style and quality in millin-
cry, come in Friday, 18th, and Sat-
urday, 18th. Mrs. f. Y. Smith, at
Bee Hive, Seneca, S. C.
For Sale by j. b. S. Dendy-
Tract Of woodland, four miles from
West Union on Blue Ridge Railroad,
acres. Price, $1,500.0O. "A
THE Conditions Of ETectual
Prayer is the subject for the service
at the Baptist church Thursday even
ing. Members of the church are
urged to be. present and bring their
Bibles. All are welcome.
MIS-. -. IS. oenmlS OI1CfS tOr
sale this week her property fronting
on Main street, and also the lot just
to the rear Of this, fronting on North
Broad street. See advertisement
elsewhere in this issue
BE sure you see our millinery be-
fore buying. We have just received a
new line Of up-to-date shapes. See
them Friday, l4th, and Saturday,
1Sth I
Seneca, S. G.
Rev. A. II. Driggers is expected
to return to Walhalla this afternoon
from Atlanta, where he has been for
a week. He accompanied Rev. Dr.
the pulpit of ST. Marks Methodist
church, Of which Dr.. Bclk is pastor
Nee line hats and caps cheap at
Norman's store.
Mrs. J. e. Hopkins, of Seneca,
and NJ S. John Catlett, Of Anderson,
spent a short while in Walhalla last
week as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
f.. Craig. on Faculty Hill. They have
glad to see them
Rev. B. J. Woodward, general
evangelist Of the Baptist State Mis-
sion Board, will assist the pastor in
a revival meeting at the Walhalla
Baptist church, beginning Sunday
morning, October 30th. The prayer
services each week will be given to
preparation for the revival
Special attention is directed to
the advertisement Of l.. A. Tanncry. of
Westminster. which appears in this
issue on the sixth page. BY an error
n nurc bDitornilly tnilpt cnon u,,c
quoted in this advertisement last
week at three cakes for ) cents, when
it should have read three cakes for
10 cents. Mr. Tannery is making
some very attractive prices for his
customers. and you will do well to
call and see him when in Westmin-
Stcr.
We are now ready to buy all
the dogwood and pcrsimmon shuttle
blocks which YOU can furnish us
through the season. Get specifica-
tions and prices. Southern Shuttle
and Bobbin Company, Westminster,
S. G.
Frank II. Shirley, Of Wcstmin-
stcr, is spending this week in Wal
halla. This afternoon he will have
completed the work OF cutting into
small tracts the Alexander property,
consisting Of $50 acres. This prop
| erty lies Just south Of Walhalla, only
Il short distance from the corporate
limits OF the town, and is convcn-
icntly situated for small farms or
large residence properties. The $50
acres Will be cut into six tracts, and
Mr.. Shirley will be glad to show them
to prospective buyers on interested
| parties. He will be in Walhalla the
| balance Of this week.
Robert NJ. Morgan, Of Seneca,
was in Walhalla with his daughter
last Friday and paid The Courier Of
flee q pleasant call. Though no one
would SuSpcC; it, Mr.. Morgan inform
cd MS that he is in his siXticth year,
and it IS a matter upon which he
| pridcs himself that he has mover been
| in court upon business Of his own,
! having never been sued and having
never sued any one. he is one OF
| those fortunate men who live "at
| prac" with man and all the world"
! lie Is always a welcome visitor at
! inns OillCc ana has many friends here
| VINO are always glad to greet him.
Mice line mems and boys pants.
| Norman'S store.
a. j. Brock, Of Newry, was a
business visitor to Walhalla last Sat
| nrday. some months ago ne moved
| with his family 10 Nowry, where he
holds position with the Courtcnay
Manufacturing Company. He re-
| ports many Improvements and the ad-
| dition Of Il large amount Of now ma
chincry at the Courtcnay Mills, which
he says are the best in the country
! Thc Courtcnay manufacturing Com
pany Is under the care Of the Courtc-
nay boys, who are worthy succcS-
Sors OF their father. the late Capt
! WIN. A. CourtCnay, who, during his
! latter years, was recognized as one
| OF the foremost mill men OF the