Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-06-15
Two gallons kerosene oil for 25c.
Moss & Ansel.

mono "Of Capt. and Mrs. Il. 6.
Strother in West Union. They have
many friends here who are gladly
welcoming them on their annual visit
to this hospitablc home and to our
town and community.
--Walhalla's delegation at Win
throp College is expected to return
home this week. The Following
young ladies have been attending
this noted institution 6f learning the
past session: Misses Irene Strother,
Lola Kaufman, GuSsie DuPre. Ger
trudc Bicmann. Frances Striblng.
They will be most heartily welcomed.
Screen doors and windows. Keep
away the flies. Mathcson Hardware
Co., Westminster, S. G..
Married. on Sunday, June -,
1910. near Salem, by w. a. Grant,
Magistrate, Mack Smith and Miss
Ella Tallcy, both OF the Salem section
OF Oconcc. MIR. Smith is son OF
Lester Smith, Of Newry, and Miss
Tallcy the Youngest daughter Of Mrs.
Robert Tall"y. Many friends Join
us in wishing them happy and
prosperous journey through life.
John S. Goodman. OF Clemson.
was here for short while Tuesday.
and his many friends will be pleased
to learn that there is possibility OF
his becoming Il resident OF Walhalla
again. He IS pleasantly remembered
h"rc. he having at one time lived
here. He and his will be most cor
daily welcomed here should they
decide to come among us again.
bicycles and tires, automobile
supplies. Matheson Hardware Co.,
Westminster, S. G.
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Cary and
family, who reside near Walhalla,
will move into town next week. They
will occupy the cottage residence of
J. w. Ilolleman on Tugaloo street.
They will be most cordially welcomed
by many friends. MIR. Cary will re-
tain his splendid farm near town, on
which he has some fine crops this
year.
The "W. O. W." picnic last Sat
nrday was not largely attended. but
those who were present enjoyed a
pleasant day and had plenty Of good
things to eat. There were several
addresses that were Of interest to
members Of the Woodmcn Of the
World. Those in charge regretted
that they did not have an opportu-
nifty OF meeting more Of their friends.
Dan Valley flour, soc. for 81
pound sack: Sc per barrel. Every
sack guaranteed. Moss & Ansel.
The special message Pastor lIp-
ting has for the congregation of St.
Johns Lutheran church will be pre-
scented next Sunday if the weather
permits a full attendance Of the
members. 1t is a message he has
for all Of them, and he is saving it
for a fuller attendance. BE sure to
come and get the benefit Of what he
has to tell. 1t will be worth much
to you as member.
We are informed that the citi-
Hcns Of Westminster are circulating
a petition asking the City Council Of
Westminster to pass an ordinance re-
quiring the Southern Railway TO op-
crate no trans through said town at
a greater speed than five miles per
hour, to be preceded by fagman.
This Is due to the reckless running
OF trains through Westminster at and
near school hours.
If you are not strong enough to
sew all day with your sewing ma
chine, try the ball bearing White or
New Home. Sold by ID. S. Abbott,
Walhalla, S. c. Left
j. II. Barnett left at The Courier
office last week several heads Of
wheat, selected at random from his
crop on his farm near Westminster.
The wheat is large and fine, and Mr..
Barnett confidently expects to thrcSh
- bushels from the yield Of his acre.
This is Mr.. Barnctt'S prize acre. He
usually comes up with the best crops
on an average in the county. and his
prize crops are also a. the top notch.
He either wins tn" prizes he works
Tor, or gives the winner Il good run
FOR his money.
The Walhalla "Midgcts" were
defeated by the Seneca second team
on the lattcrs diamond last Friday.
Seneca I'd will play Walhalla I'd
here next Friday afternoon. Rain
bruF" up last Saturdays game in
the first inninA, dis pointing the
larg" crowd Of spectators who sur
rounded the field. 40 doubt it would
nave been close contest, for the
teams were evenly matched. Every
BODY come out 10 the game next Sat
urday. when either Richland or
Westminster will be the attraction.
Notices will be posted in the post
office as TO which team will be here.
w men YOU want the best buggy
on IN" market FOR the money buy a
Hughes buggy from r. T.. AlcXan-
der, Walhalla. ear
--Thc regular meeting Of the Paul
iIaNnc Circle was held with Mrs. r.
Is. Epting on Tuesday, June Tth Af-
Ter IN" program and business for the
day had been disposed OF Mrs. Ep-
ting graciouSly invited her guests on
'hShing trip" Amid much laugh
ter and guessing the members were
uShcr"d into the library. where prct-
~ litilc tables were found, on each
OF which we're four miniature boats