Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-10-19

--- 0u can tell the Royal Tailor
suits when YOU meet them on the
street. Moss & Anscl, Walhalla.
w. H. Cary, ST., who is engaged
at present buying cotton at l.owndcs-
vile, spent Sunday and Monday in
Walhalla visiting his family.
w. u. Reid. OF Seneca, and G.. j.
Ramsay, Of Madison, were among the
business visitors to Wrlhalla last
week. They have many friends here
who we're pleased to meet them.
Ambrose l'ischesscr. Of Mont
gomery, Ala, is in Walhalla for a
week or ten days visiting his father,
a. FischcsScr, and sisters. He has
many friends here WHO are always
glad to welcome him back to his old
home.
See our special display Of pat
tern hats Friday, l4th. and Saturday,
18TH. Mrs. II. Y. Smith. at Bee Hive,
Seneca. S. G.
w. G. Schlutcr. one OF our aged
German citizens, has been quite un-
we'll for some time at his home in
the upper end Of Walhala. He is,
however, slowly improving, ana his
many friends here and elsewhere
hope for his early complete recovery.
Attend the big land sale at Bull
winklc Hill tomorrow. There are
lots OF ideal lots for residence pur-
poses in this new section OF Wal
halla. and the sale offers splendid op-
portunity for investment for the flu
turc. BE there on time and bid in
a lot or two.
--it"vs A. p. Marctt and d. T..
Carter last week closed week $
meeting at Damascus Baptist church
There wcrc two additions and the
church seems to be greatly revived
The services were we'll attended and
the people responded literally for The
support OF the Gospel.
Royal tailoring is the bcst-it
looks best. wears best. and, there
fore, is the best Moss 4 Anscl.
The many friends Of Chas. r.
l'ouchins are glad to welcome him
back to Walhalla, after an absence
OF several weeks. During his absence
he was taken sick at Danvillc. Va,
from which place he went to Wash
lnGton, ID. c., and was confined there
in hospital for several DAYS. He is
still quite unwcll, but able to be up
pa't or the time, and his many
friends here hope that he may soon
be restored to perfect health.
If you will try Kurfec's paint
you will be convinced Of it's superb
orlty IN looks and wearing qualities.
Sold by Dan e. Good, Walhalla.
~Air. and Mrs. X. G. StrOther, of
West Union. left last week for At
lnnta, where they will spend the win
Ter months. For several wears Mr..
and Mrs. StrOthcr have been making
Atlanta their winter headquarters.
and from that point they are able to
make easy visits to their children,
who are located in different parts of
the Empire state Of the South. Their
return TO West Union in the spriug
will be source Of much pleasure to
their many friends here.
Will thrcSh cane seed next Sat
urday. October 22d. Bring your seed
promptly. J. Merrill Sanders, West
Union. S. G.
Miss Bessie Mcleod, who spent
several months in Walhalla tran
Scribing the records Of the old Pick
ems District, left last Monday for
Anderson, where she will be SINH
larry engaged for some time. Miss
Mcleod made many friends in wal
malta during her stay in our midst,
ana her departure was genuinely re-
GREETED. In church and social cir
clcS she had thoroughly identified
herself and had become part and par
eel OF both. In her work i'm Andcr-
son Miss Mcleod will be assisted bv
Miss Marguerite Brcnncckc. who left
yesterday for that purpose. Miss
Br"nncrkc will return to Walhalla
when this work is completed. and
thcr" is some probability that Miss
Mcleod will also be seen here again.
They are both excellent young ladies,
and their hosts Of friends here will
welcome their return to our midst.
For Salc-2H acres land on
North Broad street, Walhalla, 300
yards from Court House: In high
state OF cultivation. Apply to T.. A.
Lewis 3S-I5
On Tuesday last Mrs. !. w. Bell
threw open her reception hall and
parlorS to the members Of the Paul
iiaNnc Circle and their guests. Mrs.
Bell was assisted in receiving and
entertaining by her sister, Mrs. j. H.
Darby. The business and literary
meeting was presided over by Mrs
j. y. Stcck. vice president, in the alb
Scncc OF the PRESIDENT The after
noon was then put at the disposal Of
me HoSlcSS. VINO entertained with Il
new and original contest on time
honorcd snbicct--"Au. rs" The
prizes, beautifully bOun,. copies Of
Mrs. Browning and John Ruskin
were won by Mrs. IIcrndOn and Mrs.
Adams. \ delightful salad course
with an iced beverage was then
served. The decorations were beau
TRULY carried out in autumn leaves
and flowers. Those present were
Mcsdamcs ]. A. Stcck, Sidney Adams.
G. NJ Ansci II. H. Rogers. j. II.
Darby, J. b. s. Dcndy. w. L. Werner
f.. l.. llcrndon, Geo. Blumncr, ]. w.
BCl. Misses Alice Strong, Gertrude