Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-01-04
Wanted small bottles. Norman.

Mrs. T. }. Todd is visiting rela-
tivcs at tlonea Path.
Miss Annie Crisp spent the hol-
idays at Greenwood visiting rela-
tives.
DR.. II. NJ Barton and family are
expected to return to-day from Cope,
S. G., where they have been spending
the holidays with relatives.
There will be a congregational
meeting Of the Lutheran church Sun
day morning, January Sth, at II
O'Clock. Matters OF Importance.
Wanted lot Norman.
Mrs. G.. w. Eaton has been
quite unwell for several days, suf-
fcring from severe attack OF grip.
Her friends will be glad to learn.
however. tha; she Is much improved.
The members Of the Emery Cir
Gle We're delightfully."- entertained by
Mrs. Jas. II. Darby Friday Of last
week. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Geo. Scaborn on Friday.
January 18th, at $50 o'clock.
--Rev. c. l.. Craig and family left
last Friday for Pickens county,
where they will make their home in
the future. Mr.. Craig will engage
in farming and teaching in the
schools Of Dickens county. He has
many friends here who will regret
his departure.
Married, on sunday. January |
1911, at the residence o. G. r. ID.
Burns, the officiating notary public,
Miss Alice Pearl Bryant to NJ. Earle
Kelley. The contracting parties live
near Wolf Stake. this county. Best
wishes and congratulations arc en-
tended to these young people by Il
host OF relatives and friends.
Furniture, Collins and Caskets-
! have added line Of furniture. COT
fins and caskets to my stock Of gene
raj merchandise. My stock is COM
plete in all lines, and | am Offering
a great many special bargains to cash
buyers. p. p. Sullivan, Madison,
Oconce County, S. G. SOL
Capt. Walter Gibson. Of Rich
mond, Va. spent short while in
Walhalla this week on business. He
has hosts Of friends in Walhalla,
his old home, who are always de-
lighted to meet him. He is
one Of the popular conductors on the
Scaboard Air Line Railway between
Columbia and Richmond, one Of the
best runs on the system.
THE many friends OF j. r. Veal
will be pleased to learn that he has
moved back to OcOncc. He is now
residing at Seneca. where he is hold
! ing position with the Seneca Cot
ton Mill Mr.. Veal was at one time
! connected with the Walhalla Cotton
Mill, but some years ago moved to
Commerce, Ga. where he held a
position in one Of the mills there as
an oVcrseer.
C. t.. Wcarn, representing the
Globe Tailoring Company OF Cincin-
natl will be at the store OF G.. w. &
j. +. Rauknight tomorrow CThurs-
day). Best goods and best fit. Be
| sure to examine samples.
-Rev. John X. Hair. who has
been pastor OF the Walhalla Baptist
church FOR the past year, rendered
his resignation recently. and has
gone to his old home at Blackville,
this state. He made many friends
here during his stay, who rcgre, his
departure. He is faithful worker
in the church, and we Join with 9TH
crs in wishing him every success
wherever he may east his lot.
Misses Ruby and Kate Smith en-
tcrtancd at their home near West
Union Il number OF their friends last
Thursday night. Promptly at eight
clock the guests gathered from
West Union, Fairvicw. C0noross and
Poplar Springs After they had en-
joycd several games and good music,
Misses Kate Smith and Sallic McMa-
han served ruits and chocolate can
dies in the parlor Those present
will long remember the happy occa-
sion.
Last week solid car Of hosiery
was loaded and shipped by the IIet-
rick Hosiery Mills Of Walhalla. The
car left here and went through
solid to st. Louis, from which point
its contents will be distributed. sevc-
raj OF the cases going from there to
Salt Lake City, Utah. The mill is
doing nice business at present. The
company is making improvements in
the property, also, as occasion re-
Quircs, the latest addition to the
plant being bored well, which is to
! supply the mill with water in the
future. This well is being bored by
G. NJ. Smith, Of Liberty, and will be
about three hundred feet deep. The
pump will be operated by the mills
. engine, thus making a complete sys-
tenn Of watcr-wOrks for the mill