Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-09-20


tember 10Th, yesterday daugh-
ter.
For Sale-White Leghorn cock
South, 81 each. Get one and i'm
prove your flock. Mrs. s. II. Coe,
Richland
meet with Miss Katie Harrison on
o'clock.
Millinery opening September 2S,
20, 80. Don't miss it.. The Misses
Diggs, milliners, Walhalla. (Calla-
way old stand, ,Norman's lower store
We are giving special bargains
In every department for next thirty
days, and you get votes in the piano
contest. ]. C j. S. Carter, Westmin-
ste", S. G. If
Friends of S. Glare Keys will
be interested in the announcement
that he is engaged in business at
Greenville, he being the senior
member of the mercantile firm un-
der the name of The Keys Mahon
Company, dealers in clothing and
gents furnishings. The members of
the firm are S. Glare Keys, Hayward
Mr. Keys Is n former Walhalla boy,
and has hosts Of friends here who
will join with us in wishing him
every success as one Of Greenville's s
progressive business men.
John G. Rochester and family
will in the near future move to Ala
chester having accepted a position in
Birmingham. They have many
friends here who will learn of their
contemplated departure with regret.
Miss Leane keOwn, aged 10,
daughter OF w. }. Keown, of Noun
tain Rest, died on Friday, the Sth OF
September. and was buried at %
o'clock the following day at Bethle-
hem church. Annie and Daniel
Keown, Of Charlotte, were sum-
moncd home and arrived in time to
attend the funeral. They returned
to their studies in school at Char
lotte last Monday. The greatest SYM
pathy is felt for the bereaved ones,
and we join with hosts of other
friends in extending coincidence in
this hour Of sorrow and anliction.
Large crowds attended the meet
ing at the Baptist church last week
to listen to the able and impressive
presentations of the Word by Rev.
S. e. Stephens, a missionary from
China. His efforts were directed
largely towards deepening the spir-
itual life Of Christians. His eXposi-
tions of the Psalms were especially
striking and Christians could not
but receive an added love for that
portion Of the Bible. The other de-
nominations courteouSly Joined in a
union service on Sunday night, and
numbers we"a turned away for lack
of accommot .tion. The address on
China Sunday afternoon was excep-
tionally fine and many got new idea
Of the magnitude of the missionary
work and the power of the Gospel to
save the Chinese. Mr.. Stephens left
as he returns to China in January
The night services are being contin-
ued by Pastor Blackburn, tlGo will
close Friday night. TheNy.4urning
services have been discontinued In
place Of the latter there will be a
daily children's service at 4 O'Clock
beginning Thursday.
The inimitable styles and the
high quality Of materials used in
their production is winning for our
line OF pattern hats ever-increasing
popularity. Opening days, Monday
and Tuesday, October I'd and 3. Mrs
Hopkins & Miss Fincannon, at Hun
ter's store, Seneca, S. c..
This afternoon at 4.30 O'Clock,
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl.
Cary, on Tugaloo street, the mar
riage of their daughter. Miss Esther
and Joe McConnaughey, of Morgan
vii n
G.. S. Blackburn, Of the Baptist
church, will perform the ceremony.
Only few Of the most intimate
friends of the young couple, in addi-
tion to members Of the Immediate
families, will witness the ceremony.
The bride-elect is charming young
woman, possessing many admirable
traits Of character, and has hosts Of
friends here and elsewhere thrOug gh-
out the State. Mr.. McConnaughey
is young business man OF Morgan
ton, and has made numerous friends
here while on visits to Walhalla in
the past. We join with other friends.
in advance Of the happy event Of this
afternoon, In extending to him our
heartiest congratulations. The young
couple will leave Immediately after
the ceremony for short wedding
trip. They will carry with them the
good wishes Of a wide circle of
friends.
= now own and operate the shop
formerly owned by J. A. Tollison
and now have a man to help me.
will appreciate your patronage and
will do my best to satisfy you.
Dewitt Hiott.
The marriage yesterday evening
at Sandy Springs OF Miss Nettie MAY
Darby, Of that place, and Marcus G.
Long, Esq. of Walhalla, came as a
pleasant surprise to friends Of the
couple in Walhalla, who had been
given no intimatiOn Of the interestin g