Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-10-04
Call on C. G. Jaynes for coal.


thank those who voted for her in the
contest at Prof. Adams show last
week.
Just received a car load of Alph
Portland cement. w. NJ. Brown.
Guy McCarey, of Birmingham
Ala, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Walhalla with his mother, Mrs. J. p.
McCarey.
oliver chilled plows and repairs.
We always keep repairs for the OIL
YER plows. MathcsOn Hardware Co.,
Westminster, S, G.
Master J. p. McCarey left last
week for Cedar Springs, where he
stitute. He Is a bright boy, and has
hosts of friends here who wish him
we'll in his studies at this great in
stitution.
i will be in Seneca next week
with car Of fine Wyoming horses
and mares, broken and unbroken.
Cheap Of course. James Crow.
The Seneca Cotton Mills have
recently decided to enter the fold Of
the Parker Cotton Mills Company,
stockholders having recently voted
favorably on the proposition. The
Walhalla Cotton Mills recently be-
came a part of the big mill holding
concern.
-Wanted-All the good white
oak, post oak and chestnut oak cross
ties 7x981a feet long. Will pay 35c.
cash or i0c. trade at cash prices for
goods. Carter & Co., Walu ALA. tt
The fourth quarterly conference
Of the Seneca and Walhalla charge
will be held at Seneca November ~,
at { o'clock This conference was
to have been held October 22d, but
on account OF the absence OF the pas
tor the time was postponed until the
above date.
Get our prices on Chattanooga
reversible disc plows: will save YOU
money. Mathcson Hardware Co.,
Westminster, S. G.
AT the regular meeting Of Wal
halla Lodge, *. Of p, held Monday
night, d. A. Smith and W. T. Max
we'll were chosen as delegates to the
district convention to be held at Pick
ems. The delegates were empowered
to select their own altcrnatcS in the
event Of inability to attend the meet
ing.
C. G. Jaynes will sell YOU coal,
delivered in any quantities.
Stcreopticon views, with appro-
pirate lectures by Rev. c. s. Black
burn, Of the foreign lands and peo-
pies. at Bethel, October 9. I. 80 p. m.;
South Union, October 10, 7.30 p. M;
Beaverdam. October II. 7.30 p. m.;
| Double Springs, October y, 7.30 p.
| m.; Cross Roads, October 13. 7.%O p.
IN. These are very striking illuStra-
tons and are indeed instructive. No
| admission charge.
! --For Sale--Remainder Of Rhett
Mill tract on Blue Ridge railroad,
near Phinneys station; 166 II acres
for 1900. Terms: Cash, or one
third cash, balance in one and two
years. The very best bargain on the
real estate market. See j. b. S.
| Dendy, Walhalla. 39-42
Friends of V. l.. Norman, a for
mcr citizen of Walhalla, will be in
| terested in the news Of his removal
from Concord, \. c.. to Henderson,
Vile, where he is now located at the
head OF 60-room ycar-round hotel.
| For several years Mr.. Norman had
been proprietor Of a large hotel at
Concord as we'll as new hostely es-
| tablished by him at Meisenhcimer
: Springs, resort near Concord.
--Chattanooga disc plows; best on
earth; prices within your reach.
Matheson Hardware Co., Wcstmn-
| stcr S. G.
The Misses Diggs. millincrs. are
! receiving universal congratulations
upon the success Of their fall OPEN
ing last Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day. Their handsomely appointed
store was visited during those days
by large number of ladies, who are
| loud In their praises Of the new mil
| liners. their beautiful arrangement of
stock and the charming styles
! brought out. This is the first season
here for these ladies and they have
received most hearty reception at
the hands Of the admirers of the best
in feminine head gear.
Coal in any quantity, delivered
! at your home. $5.75 per ton. Het-
| rick Hosiery Mill.
! Mrs. John A. Ansel was a gra-
cious hostess to the Hayne Circle at
| Its regular meeting Tuesday OF last
week. An interesting article on "The
Austrian Bauer was read by Miss
walker. The chairman of book COM
mlttcc reported an encyclo Dedia and
some standard novels bought for Ro-
| tary Book Club. Much routine work
was disposed Of, az this vas the reg
ular annual business meeting. The
officers for year 1912 were elected as
follows: President. MIS-. G. W. Bauk-
! night; vice president. Mrs. w. L..
Werner: recording secretary, Miss
Annie Bicmann: corresponding sccre-
tary, Miss Mary Ansel; treasurer.
Mrs. }. y. Stcck. The discussion OF
the course Of study for the following
year was left open and is to be de-
/ cldcd at the next meeting, which Will