Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-01-04
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For Sale-A good horse Apply
to J. II. Kaufman. 51-1*
Read the now advertisements in
this issue.
C. w. Bauknght IS in St Louis
this week on business.
Let us clean and press your suit
for Christmas. Peoples Pre- ssing
Club, l.. E. Beard, manager.
d. II. Rowland, Of Augusta, was
in Walhalla for the holidays.
L. II. White, Of Aiken county,
spent the holidays with his family
here.
DIR. Thos. G. G. Fahnestock, dcn-
list, will be in Lis office every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Born, unto Mr. and Mrs. Clin-
ton Phillips, OF the Milestone Soc
ton. on December 25th a daughter.
L. O. and A. b. White. Of
Athens, Ga, spent the holidays in
Walhalla with their parents, Mir. and
Mrs. l.. II. White.
-t'or Salc--Will sell or trade a
Cabinet Grand Piano (Stuyvcsant
make.) An excellent instrument.
in first class condition. Mrs. f. c.
Bischoff, Midway 1-2*
Miss Mabel Myers, of Spartan
burg, accompanied by Conway
Thompson, of Columbia, spent the
holidays at the home OF Newton
CrenShaw.
! pay highest cash prices for
chickens, eggs, butter, produce. See
me before YOU sell. John Joost,
near Walhalla Hotel. Catherine
street.
--Rcv. G. S. Blackburn, Of Sen
cca, will occupy the pulpit OF the
Walhalla Baptist church next Sun
day night at the usual hour for SER
vices. The public is cordially in
'ited to attend and take part in the
service.
Watch out for a fine lot Of
horses and mules in a few days.
Will have some Of the GcSt draft and
driving horses and mules ever
brought to this market. c. w. Bauk-
night, Walhalla.
Married, at the residence Of the
officiating minister, Rev. J. A. Bond
Sunday night, January lst, Miss Tur-
nor and James Bitter, both OF the
couple extend congratulations and
best wishes.
Paints, roofing, guttcring, etc.
Sec ID. +. Good, Walhalla.
The Secretary OF State has is
sued a charter to the lIasley Steam
Laundry Company with a capital Of
$4,000. The officers OF the company
are w. w. Robinson, president; j.
('rrjp tinn
Wyatt, secretary and treasurer.
If you don't patronizo "The
Peoples Pressing Club we both
lose. l.. T.. Beard, manager. Club
rates, 81; or four suits for ST..
Married, at the residence OF the
officiating minister, Rev. G.. d. Ma.
i'm West Union. Sunday aftcmo
January Isl, at = O'Clock, Miss Aa
die Grogan and p. l.. Greene, both Of
Salem. Friends Of the couple extend
congratulations and best wishes.
Gin DayS--Thc Walhalla Gin
Company will gin cotton for their pa
irons on Friday and Saturday. janu-
ready and haul il carly on those days.
An will be given prompt service.
Bring your scrap cotton. Walhalla
Gin Company. 52-2
j. d. and Fred. j. Crcnshaw, Of
Washington, ID. c.. arc spending a
few days at the home OF their father
Newton Crcnshaw, in Midway. Fred
Crcnshaw is confined to his bed with
severe attack OF la grippe. His
friends hope for his early recovery
! know the needs Of the farmer
and pleasure driver when it comes
TO horses and mules. Come and see
ne. | will return next week from
ST. Louis with the best lot OF draft
and driving ANIMALS You have ever
seen. Prices and terms will be
right. G. w. Bauknight. Walhalla
B. S. Look, OF Grcenvillc. spent
a short while in Walhalla last week
with friends. Mr.. Look is connected
with a firm engaged in the heating
ana lighting business, and his duties
require part Of his time in Grccnvillc
and part in Charlotte, y. G. He is
always welcome visitor to Walhalla
Have those old lines run and
nice plat made Of your farm and
save future trouble. You are the
man / mean. w. NJ. Fcnncll, sur
Vcyor, Walhalla, II. f. D. No. /.