Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-08-03

Burley, on July 29th, a daughter.
"A. l.. Gossrtt, OF Westmins ter.
was business visitor to Walhalla
last Saturday.
Mrs. w. G. Smith, OF Ander-
| son, IS visiting her daughter Mrs.
\. l.. Fant, and family, in Midway.
Mrs. II. Galloway has been in
Atlanta for the past week selecting
latest novelties. Call and see them.
Miss Helen Fant, OF Anderson.
Is spending few days at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. l..
l'ant.
Embroidery tlouncing, q yard
wide, i0c.; hair nets, patent lea thcr
belts, collars wash suits. Mrs. r.
Galloway.
The Walhalla and Westminster
ball teams will cross bats on the
grounds Of the latter next Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Biggcrstaff, OF Philadel-
phia, is spending while in Walhal-
la visiting at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Chas. f. Hetrick.
Miss Lille Thompson. after q
stay Of several months at Selma,
Ala. with her sister, Mrs. }. =. NJ.
Riser. rs in Walhalla again, to the
delight OF her many friends She
will be here for some time.
A slight change OF schedule ON
the Blue Ridge Railway went into
effect last Sunday. The only change
affecting Walhalla is the departure
OF train No. 10 (daily). which leaves
here at 500 y. m. instead OF 3.27.
miles from Oakway, near church.
school, rural route, and on public
! road: 80 acres in cultivation; good
dwellings,, barn and fine water For
terms address Owner" Walha la,
s. G., care KCowce Courier. 2l-34
PARTIES having names to be en-
rolled ON the Walhalla Democratic
Club rolls should see to it at once
that these names are placed on the
lists. John +. Craig, w. J. Schroeder
aud d. y. Smith compose the COM
mittec on enrolment and names
handed to any OF these gentlemen
will be placed on the rolls at once.
News OF the death Of Miss lvcr
Alexander, aged l6 years, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. AlcXan der.
which occurred at Hcndcrsonvlr on
July 18th. has been received here.
MIR. and Mrs. Alexander, on different
occasions, had made their home here.
and the announcement Of the death
OF the young lady will be received
with universal sorrow.
MIR. and Mrs. w. T.. Boyd moved
last week from West Union to Wal
halla and are occupying the Ansel
| cottage on Tugaloo street. Mr.
Boyd has been unitp unwell since his
coming to town and has been unable
10 leave his home. ne is, however,
improving, and we hope to see him
out soon. He will he engaged in the
blacksmith business here
The Messrs. Carter, OF Westmin-
Ster, have our thanks for some OF
the finest peaches we have seen
not the finest we have seen this sea-
son in this section, but the finest we
have ever seen. home grown or
shipped from the best peach coun-
tries. The peaches were Of the FL
berta variety. and we have never
seen a Georgia peach that could beat
them for size, flavor or general en-
ccllcncc. The knowledge that we
nave such peaches growing in our
own county gives MS better opinion
OF what we have long considered the
| garden spot Of the United States
Oconcc county. The wonder is that
all Of us have been so slow TO rea lie
the great possibilities Of this great
country.
| YESTERDAY afternoon Ben l..
Owens was thrown from his buggy
while driving down Main street, near
| the Confederate monument lie was
driving mule hitchcd to his buggy
| and leading another mule with the
bride rein held from the back OF
| the buggy. An automobile driven
bN Harry Earle came up and the
mules bccamA frightened, throwing
Mr.. Owens from the buggy and Civ
ing him several bruises about the
race and head. He was not seriously
| hnrt, however, and was taken home
| by l. y. Burton in the lattcr's buggy.
| Nr. owens buggy was pretty well
demolished. the mule at the rear
| haVlnS made lunge when he be-
came frightened, jumping into the
vehicle from the rear and turning It
| over.
= am still in the blacksmith and
repair business at same old stand
near Frrtwcll'S stables. Nothing
but new and first class material used
| have new and complete set OF tools.
| All work done by experienced work
men and satisfaction guaranteed.
| 81 John w. Davis
| -ReV. Mr.. Andrews, Of Green
vile, preached his first sermon and
h"ld his first service here as pastor
or ST. Johns Episcopal church last
sunday evening. He was assisted
IN the service by the retiring rector,
kev. l.. f.. llnbard and Il large con
SfeSauon was present. Rev. Mr..
Andrews made Il most favorable i'm