Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-10-25

Superintendent 0. Education w.
G. Hughs has received the elementary
and high school teachers manuals,
which are ready to be distributed to
teachers upon applications.
There will be services In the
Walhalla Methodist church next Sun
day morning, October 29th, at the
usual hour, and at Seneca in the
evening at 7.30. Rev. and Mrs. A.
e. Driggers will reach Walhalla some
time during this week. They are at
present spending short while in
Washington, d. G..
ALL repairs for Oliver chilled
plows at Hutchison Brothers & Co.,
West Union. 45
Attention is directed to the ad-
vertisement of f. A. Lewis, who is
Offering his farm for sale. Mr.. Lewis
has a splendid small farm, entirely
within the corporate limits Of Wal
halla, which will make very desir-
able home for some one who wishes
the freedom Of the country and at
the same time the advantages of
town. See his advertisement and
write or call on him.
On Thursday evening, October
26th, at s O'Clock, the young ladies
Of the Methodist church will give a
Halloween party and box supper at
Pitchford's Hall for the benefit Of the
missionary society. The public is
cordially invited to attend, especially
the "gentlemen"-old men, young
men. married men, single men, large
men and small men. 1t Is requested
that each one go prepared to bid on
the boxes, and we assure you a deli
cious lunch and lots Of fun among
the GHOSTS" and "goblins." Re-
member the date and hour-to-mor-
row evening, s o'clock. Go, and go
prepared to enjoy yourself.
-Norman's Drug Store News:-
Wanted. clean prescription bottles.
Watch our window for new novelties
daily and great bargains; 25 cents
fresh talcum powders, the best on
earth. for only 10 cents; you cant
got it anywhere else in town, and we
are not obliged to sell it less than
regular price. Also the incest box
paper you ever saw for 10 cents All
kinds Of dyes just received; also full
line face. massage and cold cream,
tooth paste, powder and Washes big
assortment all kinds brushes, soaps,
perfumes and all toilet necessaries.
Bring your prescriptions to us; we
will not substitute any medicine.
G. A. Norman, Licensed Druggist.
Married, on Sunday evening. Oc-
tober 22d, at the residence Of Rev j.
A. Bond, the officiating minister,
Miss Mamie II. Farley and w. Ash
more Peehuff. The bride is an at
tractive and accomplished young
lady of Graham, n. c., and has been
making her home with relatives in
West Union for the past year, dur
ing which time she has made many
friends in the community. Mr.. Pee
huff is one Of Oconee's most prosper
Gus young farmers and young man
Of high standing and excellent repu-
tation. They will make their home
near West Union. We join with
hosts Of other friends of the young
couple in extending congratulations
and best wishes. jt
Coles grain drills; fyll stock
now on hand. Get it NOW. Mathe-
son Hardware Co., Westminster.
Mrs. James Pace died yesterday
morning at 5 o'clock at her home in
Central. She was daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Waldt, who live near
West Union. Funeral services will
be conducted at Mount Zion, Pick
ems county, to-day. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
a. Bischoff left yesterday to attend
! the funeral. Mrs. Pace was a sister
OF Mis-. Bischoif She was a woman
Of many excellent traits of cLarac-
ter, and Il cinsistont Christian. In
early life she Joined ST. Johns Lu-
thcran church, Walhalla, and had
since thai time been identified with
some branch of the Christian church
though there is no Lutheran congre-
cation where she had recently made
her home. She leaves, besides her
husband, large family Of children
and other relatives, to whom is ex-
tended the sympathy Of many
friends.
-Lost-Chalmers' hub cap last
Saturday evening on run from Wal
halla to Seneca, Seneca to Westmin-
ster, or Westminster to Walhalla,
Suitable reward for return by finder.
r. r. Jaynes.
According to previous appoint
ment, the Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the Walhalla Baptist church
met on Friday, October 10Th,
at 4 o'clock p. m. Rev. Blackburn
by request, met with the ladies, and
conducted the devotional exercises
and gave an interesting and inspiring
talk on missions. The election Of
officers resulted as follows: Mrs. w,
II. Cary, president; Mrs. n. l.. FAINT
vice PRESIDENT: Mrs. Chas. Hctrick
secretary, and Mrs. DR.. Wickliffe
treasurer. The next meeting will be
held Friday afternoon before the
fourth Sunday in November. The day
OF meeting was changed from We'd
neSday to Friday so that the pastor
might attend the meeting. With
KEY. hlackburn's presence and help
the newly elected officers. with about
eighteen enthusiastic members, are
hopclul that the society will go for