Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-06-15
Lime and cement. MathesOn
Hardware Co., Westminster, S. G..

| Whit *. Livingston, OF Seneca.
was among his many friends in Wal
| halla for 4 short while yesterday.
FOR Sale---Onc open High Point
buggy; rubber tires; good as new.
Chance to get a good buggy cheap.
| Apply at this Office.
Miss Helen FAINT. OF Anderson.
spent several days here last week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. \. l..
FAINT, and among numerous friends.
| Valley tin, galvanized stove caps
| and ilucs at Moss & Anse's.
! j. }. Haley and John p. Reese,
| OF Westminster, were among the
business visitors in Walhalla yester-
day.
Miss Winona Cary returned
Tuesday evening from Seneca, where
she had spent week visiting rcla-
tircS and friends.
Several OF our citizens went to
Charleston yesterday morning on the
Smith excursion. We are unable to
obtain the names OF al those who
went
If YOU will try Kurfee's paint
you VIII be convinced Of It's superior
ity in looks and wearing qualities.
ooiu Dy IAN ~. GOOD.
Gray Macaulay, who has been at
tending college at Due West, is
spending vacation in Walhalla with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. \. W. Mac
aulay.
Mrs. Il. l.. Hcrndon is visiting
this week among relatives at her old
home at Granitcville. She will be
there and at Aiken for week or ten
days.
The local bar OcgaD IS some
what depleted this week. Il. l.. Hern-
don, w. G.. Hughs, j. b. S Dcndy
and J. II. Earle are i'm Columbia in
attendance upon the session Of the
State Supreme Court.
Lost or Strayed-Wirc- haired
hound, white with large black spots.
yellow ears; scar under bottom OF
left ear Liberal reward. Write or
notify w. II. King, Madison, S. c. 25
The Woman's Mission Society of
the Walhalla Baptist church will
meet at the home Of Mrs. IT, II. Car
ter to-day "Wednesday at 4 p. NJ
The subject for the program is Bra
Zil
--~"What to do with the sinner in
the church" is the topic for the
prayer service at the Walhalla Bap-
tist church Thursday evening The
lesson Is Cor, chapter ). All are
welcome.
IL. G.. Morgan, representing the
Lutheran Board Of Publication, the
publishing house Of the denomination
in the South. located in Columbia. is
in town for few days calling on
their people with good books and
the church paper
DIR. Thos. G. G. Fahnestocl, dem
tist Will be In his office every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. S. Reid and
children, OF Woodbury., Ga. and Mrs
ELLA Reid ilOllcman, Of Batcsburg.
:. c., are visiting at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. {. l.. Reid and among their
many Walhalla friends, who are al
ways delighted to welcome them back
TO their old home.
An occasion that was anticipated
last week with no small degree Of
pleasure by y number OF Young la
dies and young matronS of Walhalla
WAS pin shower at the homo Of
Mrs. j. b. s. Dcndy. Owing to the
death Of Il relative. however. Mrs.
Drndy'S invitations were recalled.
You will put fence around that
yard when You see how cheap Maihc-
son. OF Westminster, Is selling front
yard fencing.
Miss Alice Strong was at home
10 number Of her friends ON
ThurSdaN morning OF last week. com
plimcntary to Miss Annie Werner.
The pretty parlor was iaStcfully dec
Grated, the color scheme Of pink and
green being perfectly carried out in
tn" proiusion of cut flowers and pot
ted plants placed about the room.
ON the tables pink and green mints
nestled in pretty pink and green
paper holders. The place cards were
hand painted in pink flowers and
green leaves. The contest, entitled
"a Romance in the Land Of Flow
"rS.' was both pretty and interesting
and most appropriate for the occa-
sion. At this trial Of wits Miss Helen
Beard cnt for and won the first prize.
a lovely handkerchief bag, and Miss
Werner cut for and won the second
prize. two beautiful hatpins The
hostess then, in most gracious
manner. presented Miss Werner with
Il hand embroidered handkerchief
bag, which, upon being opened
proved TO be filled with lovely hand
krrchicfS, Il shower from the ,ucSls.
After thi. delightful refreshments
were served, the color scheme still
being carried out in the menu. Miss
| S'rong'S guests were McSdamCS Sid
ncy Adams. G. W. Bauknight. j. B.
:. pcndy, J. A. Stcck, B. +. Sloan,
and Misses Annie Werner. Gertrude
smith, Julia Maxwell. Sallic Srib-
ling. Annie Ricmann, jamie Neville.
Helen Beard, I;loisc Strothcr. Mary
Anscl and Mamie IfarriSOn