Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-03-01
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MIR. and Mrs. Jas. r.. Wilson are
spending some time in Greenwood.
Sam Maxwell, of Columbia, spent
several days here this week visiting
among relatives and friends.
Pure Rhode Island Red eggs for
sale, from hens that lay; 75c. for set
ting Of Is. Pete Schroeder.
A. l.. Whitten, of Pendleton,
spent the first part Of this week in
Walhalla, visiting at the home Of b.
+. Douthit, near town.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Lutheran church will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Sidney Adams on We'd
nesday afternoon, March Sth, at $50
o'clock.
Miss Annie Reid has returned
from Columbia, where, during the
recent session of the General Assem-
bly,, she/held a position in the En-
crossing Department
Thoroughbred Barred Plymouth
Rock, Rhode Island Red and White
Wyandotte eggs for sale. Apply to
Mrs. j. d. Isbcll, Walhalla.
Clip the coupon and take it to
the store Of G.. w. Pitchford. 1t is
good for twenty-five votes in the
piano contest. see second ana SlEtn
pages Of this issue).
Capt. and Mrs. II. C. Strother
have returned to their home in West
Union, after an extended visit to rela-
tives in Atlanta. Their many friends
here are delighted to welcome them
back.
Sidney Adams returned last Mon
day from Bolton, where he had been
Il Ia,
some weeks. He will be at home
for short while among his numcr-
Gus friends.
For Sale--Thoroughbrcd Part
ridge Cochin and Partridge Wyan-
dotte eggs; $3.50 for Is. No finer
birds in the State than mine. Call
and see my stock. Mrs. c. d. Mann,
West Union, S. G.. rs
Capt and Mrs. w. A. Strother
and Miss Eloise Strother have re-
turned from IA visit to relatives and
friends in Newbcrry, Edgeticld and
Saluda counties. They report a most
pleasant visit.
Miss Julia Maxwell returned
Monday from Union where she had
spent week visiting her sister Mrs
{. II. iiumphrics Mrs. Humphrics
returned to Walhalla with her and
VIII spend several weeks here at the
home OF her mother, Mrs. G.. X. Max
we'll
The Priscilla Club had their first
meeting with Miss Geraldine Hughs
on Thursday, February 23d. The
members present were Misses Annie
Bicmann, Katie Harrison, Sue Max
we'll and Mrs. Claude Reid. Their
next meeting will be with Miss Julia
Maxwell on March Sd.
-Lost-Black and yellow tan
hound pup; scar on nose; wen on
breast bone; answers to name of
'Joe;' has large head, medium ears.
Reward If returned to b. G.. Wood,
west Union, S. c., r. +. d. No. |. or
to John Beatty, WalhaIla 12*
Married, Sunday morning. Feb
ruary 26th, at the home Of the Off
eating minister, Rev. II. G.. Ligon,
near Townville, Miss Maggie Simons
ana X. Z. Evans, both Of Anderson
county. They have numerous friends
IN Oconee who extend congratulations
and best wishes.
Miss Nora Cooley and Mrs. W,
NJ. Brown are opening up fun line
oi millinery, ladies and chidrcn's
i'a"!-lo- wear garments, consisting Of
'''' p'"S HuiIS, SlllS dresses ana
sun bonnctS, shirt waists, skirts lace
embroidery and notions al Eaton old
stand. Will be glad TO have all tlcir
Il ends call and see them.
i have moved my grist mill from
my farm to West Union. can take
care or the trade in first class stvlc at
my new quarters, opposite the oil
mlIl. Can and see me. Satisfaction
guaranteed. J. G. Mulkcy, West TN
ion. o.,o
--Rcv. G. Wardlaw, Of san Dicrn
,ai., was among his many friends in
Maihaita last Sunday. He vas at one
lh'" pastor OF the Baptist church
mere ana was greeted by hosts OF
'rlchdS VINO remember him most
pleasantly. Rev. Mr. Wardlaw is ON
a snort business visit to South Caro-
lima and will rcturn to his California
nom" in tn" near future.
-TugalOo Tribune: ''Wcstminstrr
was Slad TO welcome so many friends
ana patrons from the schools at wall
halla, Rjchland. Seneca and othcr Soc
'ohS OF the county at the oratoricol
contest Friday night and to motto tho
irlchuIN irc!ing that prevailed. The
principals OF the various schools arc
uoihS al III thcir power to advance
INC boys in clOCutiOn and 0ratory -
Last Saturday the Blue Ri1rc
lraih due to arrive here at 7.35 was
delayed until about 10 O'Clock owing
20 an accident not far from Andcr-
SON. me rails spread as the train
was making us wcst-bound trip and
one coach was dcrailcd. turning ovcr
on one side. Fortunately no passcn-
gers were injured, though numbcr
were more or less severely shaken nm
hrlnG ne your buggics and let
nc rInliI md INT