Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-03-16
All kinds bean seed at Norman's.

CohteSl al IllCHlOrQ hall next Fri
day night. The admission fee is
small-only 25 cents: children 10
cents. The proceeds are for the ben
eft Of the lssaqucna Literary Society
Of the High School.
-Wanted-To sell or exchange
for stock, Oh. p. Peerless engine; in
good condition. Apply to J. L..
Moser, Walhalla, r. f. ID. No. /. 13+
Mrs. j. r. Hughes left Monday
morning for Columbia to be With he.
brother. Samuel Maxwell, WAC has
been seriously i'll for some time
Friends here will be pleased TO know
that he IS Improving. We hope to
hear Of his early recovery.
S1,250, on good terms. will buy
the Prof. Nicholson house, including
! a acre lot, If taken at once. Apply
j. \. Collins, Canon, Ga. 11*
Tho Issaquena Literary Society
Of the Walhalla High School will hold
it's second annual public contest at
Pitchford's Hall at o'clock Friday
evening, March 18th. Five gold
medals will be awarded as follows:
For best essay, for the best declama-
ton, for the best recitation, for the
best speech on the Affirmative, and
for the best OH the negative in the
debate.
-Purina poultry feeds, always in
chccker-board bags. Feeds of quail
ity. c. w. & ]. f.. Bauknight. ct
pays to buy for CASH.
We regret to learn of the illness
OF Samuel Crawford, of the South
Union section. He has been quite un-
well for about two weeks. Mr.. Craw-
ford is one of Oconee's oldest and
most respected citizens. He is now
so odd years Of age. His friends
here and throughout the county will
hear Of this piece Of news with re-
gret. but wish for the agen gentle
man yet many years.
For Rent-John y. Lee one
horse farm, below West Union. Frank
II. Shirley, Westminster, S. G. II
announcement has been made by
Governor and Mrs. NJ. +. Ansel of the
coming marriage Of their daughter,
Miss Frederecka Calvert to Or. Geo
Fl. Bunch, the marriage to take place
at the Executive Mansion soon after
Easter. Miss Ansel is popular in
society circles at the State Capital
and Dr.. Bunch is prominent young
physician Of Columbia. We extend
congratulations and best wishes in
advance OF the happy event.
Miss Caroline Stucke's millinery
opening will be OH Thursday, March
18th, at her store next door to Stro-
ther & Phinney. West Union. A
most cordial welcome awaits all her
friends and patrons. II
The following announcement
from the Sunday Atlanta Journal
will be read with much interest here
and elsewhere: "Mr. and Mrs. S. n.
"itchford, Of Marietta, announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Tom
mie, and Claude William Reid, of
Walhalla, S. c., the marriage to take
place March 80" There are hosts
Of Walhalla friends Of these young
people who will join us in extending
thus early congratulations and hearty
good wishes.
--Easter Is only two weeks off. If
you don't prepare for it now you will
be late. Come in and let us assist
you in selecting your Easter hat. We
nave everything you could desire
from the finest to the cheapest hat.
Opening Friday and Saturday, March
18th and 10Th. Misses Fincannon &
Morgan. Seneca, S. c.
Miss Rosa Bolt, daughter OF
Is. Frank Bolt, died at her home
near Westminster, last Thursday
night. after a short illness. She was
about II years OF age, and was .
young lady Of many noble traits of
character. She leaves her father
and three sisters TO mourn her death,
her mother having died several years
ago. Funeral services were held and
the intcrmcnt took place Saturday
morning. Miss Bolt was taken i'll on
"Wednesday, the I'd day Of March.
and her death was sudden and a
great shock to her family and many
friends.
Our opening days-Thursday
Friday and Saturday OF this week
March u, is, -. Don't fail 10 call
and sec rs for fancy millinery ana
notions. w" have the Swellcst line
ever brought 10 OcOncc. Mrs. II. Cal
iaway, milliner, Walhalla
On Tuesday afternoon. the Sth.
Mrs. J. II. Darby's hospitaDlc home
was thrown open to that little band
OF busy workers, the Emery Club.
IN, weather was beautiful, and the
members assembled en- maSsc. With
busy needles and CHEEKY chat the af-
ternOOn wore away. The hostess had
arranged a color scheme Of yellow
and white, beautifully carried out i'm
decorations, refreshments, and even
in her own dainty gown. Particular
~ charming, against the soft green's
ana gold OF the parlor furnishings
were the decorations OF ionquils. vcri-
tably the first breath Of real spring
time.
Timothy hay at $1.25 per hun
drcd. G. w. & j. E. Bauknight. ct
pays to buy for CASH.