Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-03-23
Read Mrs. Callaway's new adver
tisement on the fourth page.

get II. Best tailor suits on that day.
Globe suits-that's sufficient. c. w.
4 j. E. Bauknight, Walhalla.
i want all your fat cattle High
est market price paid for same. NJ. l..
Phillips, Walhalla, S. G.. IA
We promise the last OF the Mann
Earle controversy mex, week Rev.
MIR. Mann closed last week. and Mr..
Earle's reply IS in type, but crowded
out by matters of news.
--EX-Govcrnor John Gary Evans,
of Spartanburg, Is in Walhalla this
week. !,e is Interested in several i'm
portant cases on the civil side OF
Court. lie has many friends here
who are always glad to meet him.
beginning Friday, April 1st, the
stores OF Walhalla will close at $50
p. m. every day except Saturdays.
This early closing agreement will last
from April 1st to September 18th.
Parties having shopping to do should
bear this in mind.
Sec our pattern hats and novel
ties in millinery March "a and 90
Mrs. II. Y. Smith, Miss Fannie Har-
bin, in rear OF Bee Hive, Seneca. II
A meeting Of the Oconee Driving
the Walhalla post Office Thursday
evening, March 24th, at g p. m. All
members and any others interested
in the organization are urgently re-
quested to attend.
Augustus r. Smith, Of West Un-
ion, spent a few days at Williamson
with relatives and friends recently
On his return he was accompanied
Williamston. who will visit their chill
dren for some time.
Misses Rubie Grant and Bessie
Wood left last Friday for Columbia,
where they have entered MacFeat's
Business College. They have many
friends here who wish for them the
highest degree OF success i'm tleir
studies at this institution.
-Wanted-To sell or exchange
for stock, G-h. p. Peerless engine; in
good condition. Apply to J. l..
Moser, Walhalla, r. +. ID. No. /. 13*
Mrs. J. r. Hughes is expected to
return this evening from Columbia,
where she spent the past week. The
condition Of her brother. Samuel
Maxwell, has so much improved that
II is hoped he will be able to come
to Walhalla within a week or ten
days.
There is nothing short about w.
NJ. Barker, Of Salem, who paid us a
pleasant call last Friday. Mr.. Bar
kcr showed tive-spOt at us with the
| request that we give him credit on
his subscription, putting him in ad-
vance until January lst. 1913-at
the head Of the list. He is Il believer
in the theory that turn about is fair
play.
--~Sueprintendent Of Education w.
G. lIughs expects to have with him
next Saturday, March 26th. Prof Ira
w. Williams to talk to the members
OF the Boys Corn Club. Don't fail
to be present. If you are a member,
come; If YOU are not, then come and
join. This IS the close of you~ oppor-
tunity. Remember next Satu clay at
the Court House. We want at least
fifty boys in the club.
Your presence is requested at
our opening display Of spring millin-
cry, March 25th and 26th, 1910.
Misses l.. & E. Lumpkin, Westmin-
ster. S. G. l2
j. Fl. Barnett, who resides near
Westminster, has recently completed
the bedding of 300 bushels Of sweet
potatoes. from which he will sell slips
this year. From the manner in which
advance orders have begun to come
to him he is satisfied that he will not
nave sufficient slips to supply the de-
mand, and when seen last week re-
GREETED not having been able 10 Sc
cure 800 bushels to bed. Mr. Barnett
gets his potatoes from Florida and
Southern Georgia.
We still continue to receive let
tcrs for publication that never ap-
pear in print. If our friends will
only remember that letters sent us
without the real names OF the writ
crS signed thereto have but one fate
awaiting them--and that fate the
waste baskct-it will save them the
trouble OF writing them and save us
the trouble OF thorwing them away.
send us any news item at any time,
put SEND also your own name signed
TO it--not for publication, but simply
so mat we can know who furnishes
the news.
Judge John S. Wilson. Presiding
Judge at the present session of Court,
IS making many friends here on this
his frSl visit to Walhalla in the ca
pacity OF Judge. a number Of years
ago he came here on short visit,
the occasion OF this visit being the
marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Beard. Judge Wilson and Mr.. Beard
studied law together and are warm
personal friends. He has many pleas
ant rccollcctiOns OF Walhalla as a
strictly German town, but finds that
mere Is scarcely a point about the
place that he can recall. He is greatly
pleased with the town and our Deo-
pie