Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-09-14
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Window shades, 25c. to 75c.

with the Misses MOSS.
Little Paul Norton Of Windsor,
S. c.. has been visiting his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Morton,
near town.
Miss Edith Pickcns, Of West
minister, has entered the Walhalla
High School. She is with ser sister,
Mrs. j. +. Singleton.
Handsome suits, made to order
from selected samples. Call and see
them. j. II. Morton, West Union. 80
Miss Virdrce Wilson. Of Clear
mont, is visiting Miss Dora Sanders
this wee'- at the home OF Rev. and
Mrs. l.. NJ. Iyda on West Main street.
Mis- Caroline Stuckc, who will
be with Mrs X. Galloway this sea-
son. will leave for Atlanta this week
to select Il iNll line of pattern hats.
Prot. r. T.. Long will begin
singing school at Zion church the
third Monday in September, the 10TH
at O'Clock. Everybody is invited to
take part.
For Sale-3O bushels Leaps
Prolific seed wheat. Apply at this
office.
MIR. and Mrs. G. l.. Reid will
leave Friday morning for Woodbury.,
Ga, where they will visit their SON.
Chas. S. Reid, and family, for some
time
Mrs. Geo. Maxwell and children
returned to their home in Columbia
Sunday morning after 4 visit OF sew
eral days to Mrs. $. J. llutchison and
family
Miss Ola Grubbs. Of Fair Play,
has entered the Walhalla High
school. She is staying with her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Grubbs, in West End
For Sale-Sound and gentle
horse; good buggy. Apply John r..
Kaufman, Walhalla. 39*
--R. II. Kerr and family left this
morning for their homo in Aiken
county after pleasant visit to their
friends and relatives near Walhalla.
They were accompanied on their re-
turn by w. c. Kelley.
Miss Lily McAlister, OF Birming-
ham, Ala, is visiting her friend, Miss
Lois McCarey, OF Walhalla, and the
family OF her uncle. w. j. Rceder. of
West Union. She will leave for her
home next Friday.
Miss Hannah BursS returned
last week from Atlanta, where she
spent some time selecting the latest
cry. Ready-to-wcars and children
hats now open for inspection.
DIR. Thos. G.. G. Fahnestock, den
tiSt, will be in his Office every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Geo. NJ. Anscl has gone TO New
York to make purchases for Mos, &
Anscl He will return to Walhalla
at an early date. Their first ship
ment OF their elaborate line Of fall
goods will arrive in a few days.
w. II. Cary, ST., left this morn
ing for Mccormick, where he will be
engaged this fall in buying cotton.
lie is an expert in the business OF
grading cotton, and it is regretted
That he will not be in business here.
Louis \. Brcnncckc. OF Green
wood, is spending several days here
visiting his mother, Mrs. l.. ID. Bren-
necke, and family, and among his
many Walhalla friends. He is always
welcome visitor here at his old
home.
My fall millinery has arrived.
Opening announced later. silk un-
derskirts, moirc and hcathcrbloom,
Persian, Russian collars and belts,
childrcn's supporters and braces
combined. Mrs. II. Galloway, Wal
halla, S. G.
Garter Allen, after visit Of
several weeks to his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. p. G. Allen, returned 10
his home at Phoenix. Ariz, last
week. His friends here wish for
him continued rise in the railway
service.
w. II. Stommcrman, OF Charles
ton, arrived IN Walhalla last week
and Is spending a week or ten davs
with his family at the home OF MIR.
and Mrs. II. L. Brandt. Mrs. Stem
mermann and children have been
spending the summer here with
friends.
Read the new advertisement Of
Frank Shirley. He has recently re-
turned to Westminster from the
West, where he had spent several
months visiting prominent points Of
interest. Mr. Shirley has again re-
snmcd his business in this county and
Will give his entire attention to the
buying and selling OF real estate.
For Salc-Two 50-acrc farms,
y miles from Walhalla: about 25
acres in cultivation each; each has
about 10 acres good bottom land:
upland in good state OF cultivation:
balance timber land. Price low and
terms easy to suit purchaser. ]. d.
lsbell, Walhalla 37-3o
Last Wednesday afternoon Gro
YER Crenshaw, while engaged in his
usual work in the machine shop at
the Walhalla Cotton Mill, was pain
fully hurt by having small piece OF
steel strike him in the hand, innict-
ing severe hurt. In trying to get
some tnrpcntinc 10 put on his finger
he tainted ana fell hi, forn ctir,x ;rt,