Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-09-14
Window shades, 25c. to 75c.
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J. j. Ansel.
Norton Stribling and Jack Ver-
ner left this morning for Clemson,
where they enter upon their studies
for another term.
We offer for the next 80 DAYS
specially low prices on one and two
horse wagons. J. & }. S. Carter,
Westminster.
Owing to fle fact that Rev. A.
T.. Driggers will be absent from town
this evening, there will be nc, PRAYER
service at the Methodist church
When YOU want the best buggy
on the market FOR the money buy a
Hughes buggy from 7. e. AlcXan-
der, Walhalla. 23tf
Eastern markets buying goods. This
means you can buy anything we
have at reduced price. j. & J. S.
Carter, Westminster.
Mrs. NJ. A. Pool and daughters,
Misses Lake and Bonnie, have re-
turned home after pleasant visit to
Anniston, Birmingham and other
points in Alabama.
H. l.. Easier, Of Cherokee
Springs, Spartanburg county, Is now
l..
Adams in the Blue Ridge and West
ern Union work He has taken the
place of Louis Harrison, who left
to-day for Clemson College.
Miss Norma Glazener. Of Ros-
man, \. c., a sister Of Mrs. w. NJ.
Brown, Of this place, has accepted a
position in Miss D. Geisberg's mil
lincry department, Anderson Miss
Glazener has been a recent visitor
to her sister at this place.
Call and see the handsomest line
Of toilor-made suits ever handled in
Oconce. Prices right. J. f. Morton,
West Union. 80
--AIr. and Mrs. j. d. Brunson, Of
Columbia, are visiting at the home
cOmpanied by their children, one Of
whom has been quite sick for some
time. Their friends hope for the
speedy recovery Of the little one.
Public Sale--We will sell, on
bles in Walhalla, our entire livery
and ) good mules. Also all vehicles
harness, etc. All will be sold A
chance to get good stock, etc, at rea-
sonable prices. Fretwell Brothers,
Walhalla. 37-3S*
-Rev. A. T.. Driggcrs will leave
this afternoon for Ncwry, where,
this evening, he will perform mar
riage ceremony, the contracting par
ties being Miss Brock. Of Newry. and
james Dodd, of West Union. both
the bride and groomto-be are well
known here, and have hosts Of
friends here to extend congratula-
tions and best wishes in advance of
the happy occasion Of their union.
MIR. and Mrs. J. B. Martin, Of
Williamson. spent last week visiting
| the latter's sister, Mrs. Gus Smith,
| and othNr relatives near West I'M
| ion. While here Mr.. Martin Joined
| q party OF friends in the mountains
| for a few days on a pleasure trip.
On their return they were accOmpa-
MED home by Misses Ruby and Kate
| Smith, who will visit relatives and
friends at Williamson and Pierce
town before they return.
The ladies Of the Poplar Springs
| Baptist church will sell ice cream at
| the school house on September oath
| from 2 to 6 o'clock. the proceeds to
20 to Connie Maxwell Orphanage.
| This is a good way for the ladies of
the various churches to raise funds
| for the OrphanageS. and it might
we'll serve as stimulus to others.
The orphanages are Going to need all
the help that can be rendered, and
everybody who is interested in their
welfare and the welfare Of the hun
! drcds OF unfortunates who make
their homes within their walls,
should be willing to help in all such
| enterprises as the ladies of Poplar
Springs have engaged. Let others
take similar steps, and let all the
people paronize them literally.