Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-09-06

Miss Lille Thompson Is again
among her many Walhalla friends.
She will spend some time here.
MIR. and Mrs. John r. Craig are
spending several days this week Wis
iting among relatives and friends in
Pickens county.
There will be no preaching SER
vice at Whitmire Methodist church
on the second Sunday, but there will
be service on the first Sunday as
usual.
On account of weather condi-
tions, the Lutheran Sunday school
picnic has been postponed until Fri
day, when, weather permitting, it
Will be held.
&C. G. Jaynes has been confined
to his home for several days on ac-
count Of a threatened attack of fever.
His condition this morning Is report
ed some better. and friends hope
that he may soon be out.
Attention Is directed to the ad-
vertisement Of the Carter Hardware
Company, which will be found in
this issue. This wide-awake COM
pany Is making a specially this sea-
son of the Coles stoves, recognized
as one Of the leading makes on the
market to-day. If you are interested
in good heaters for the coming win
ter see this line at the store of Car
ter Hardware Company, Walhalla.
They burn little fuel, but make a
great heat. Just the thing for warm
ing large rooms and cold halls.
Prof. and Mrs. H. r. Hughs left
yesterday for Wagener, S. c., where
Mr.. Hughs will have charge Of the
Il a,
session. Mrs. Hughs will stop over
at Liberty for a short while, joining
her husband at Wagner later 1t
is their intention to make their home
permanently at Wagener, and they
carry with them the best wishes of
hosts of friends. who regret their de-
parture. They We're accompanied by
Miss Sallie Williams, Mrs. Hughss
aunt. who will make her home with
them at Wagner.
Just received car load of Alph
Portlal. cement. w. M. Brown.
Mrs. r. Galloway will leave this
week for Atlanta, where she will
spend some time among friends. She
has sold her stock Of millinery, busi-
ness and good will to Misses Ella
and Alice Diggs, OF Atlanta, who
will continue the business at the
Norman stand. The Misses Diggs
are experienced milliners and will
| give every attention to the business
| necessary to keep the establishment
up to its high standard, and Mrs.
Callaway's former patrons will find
that their interests will be taken
care OF in the best possible manner.
They are expected to reach Walhalla
to-day and take charge of the bust
ness at once.
| The many friends Of Clinton l..
Harris, Of Fair Play, will regret that
he has left Oconee, but will be pleas
ed to learn that it is good fortune
which takes him to a distant State.
Mr.. Harris left last Wednesday for
Lincoln, Neb.. where he has accept
ed chair in the Nebraska Military
Academy. He is a gra3Itss,> Of the
| Citadel Academy at Charleston, in
which institution he took a high stand
from his entrance to the close of his
course. We heartily congratulate
our young friend upon his good for
tune in securing his present posi-
tion. He will occupy the position
Of professor of mathematics in Ne
| braska's most prominent military in
| Stitution.
Wanted, for client-A small
farm with from Is to 20 acres in
| cultivation, suitable for corn, cotton,
wheat and oats. Red lands pre-
ferred. e. l.. Herndon, Atty. If
On Monday, August 21st, the
Prscillas had a delightful meeting
with Miss May Fant. After exchang-
ing some ideas in needle work music
was furnished by Misses Fant, Stro-
| thcr and Hughs. Miss Strother add
ed greatly to the enjoyment of the
evening by rendering several songs
In her usual charming manner. The
Priscillas were glad to have with
them former member, Mrs. Jesse
Rankin, of Atlanta, who afforded
much amusement by giving one of
her readings. A delicious salad
course was served. Those enjoying
Miss Fant's hospitality we're Mrs.
Claude Reid, Mrs. Jesse Rankin,
Misses Frances and Anna Stribling,
Pauline Hughs, Eloise and Irene
Strother, Hannah NJ. Harrison. Last
Friday afternoon the Priscillas
again enjoyed a very pleasant meet
ing, this having been held with Miss
Eloise Strother. After the usual
hour spent In sewing and gossiping,
delicious refreshments we're served.
An impromptu musical program
closed the delightful meeting. All
members voted Miss Strother a most
charming hostess. Miss Norma
Moore will entertain the Priscillas
at their next meeting, September II.
just received. on August 1st,
another car Of High Point buggies.
Now that crops are laid-by You can
enjoy life by buying High Point
buggy. eff you ride, ride right"
Our guarantee goes with each ve-
hicle. "rhey must be right" w. NJ.
Brown Nalhalla 6 q