Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-03-22
Clipped white oats at soc. per
bushel. G. w. & J.. p. Bauknight,

Dushel. q. w. Il j. y. Bauknight.
Found, bunch of keys. Owner
can have them by describing same
and paying for this notice.
DIR. and Mrs. J. w. Bell left yes
terday for Atlanta, where they went
to consult a specialist for Mrs. Bell,
who has for some time been quite
unwell Their many friends hope
for their early return to Walhalla,
and that Mrs. Bell may be speedily
restored to perfect health.
Pattern hats, newest shapes, at
reasonable prices. Opening March
Gath and 25th. Mrs. II. Y. Smith
and Miss Fannie Hardin, Seneca.
Married, at the residence OF the
officiating minister, Rev. j.. A. Bond,
on Sunday, March 18th, Miss jamie
Chandler and II. d. Mauldin, both Of
the New Hope section Of Oconee.
They have many friends who will
wish for them a long life Of happi-
ness and prosperity.
We are requested to
that Rev. Columbus Wardlaw will
preach at South Union church on the
fourth Sunday In March at II O'Clock
a. m. 1t Is earnestly desired that
there shall be a large attendance at
this service, and a most cordial invi-
tation is extended to all to attend.
Dan Valley -four, best on the
market. Try it. Moss G. Ansel.
Mrs. II. II. Legare has been quite
Ill at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G, NJ.
Ansel for a week. Her friends will
regret to learn that reports from her
this morning are to the effect that
hpr nOn6}fiHn 10 mat Iva E n.y.
join with numerous other friends in
the hope that she may soon be re-
stored to her usual good health,
Mrs. julius Schiff and little
daughter, of Spartanburg, ars visit
ing at the home Of MI. and Mrs. f.
II. Carter this week. Mrs. Schiff Is
pleasantly remembered here as Miss
Myra Hester, a daughter of w. H.
Hester, a former resident Of Wal
halla. She is being heartily well
coined by many friends.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted for the Pythian banquet,
which will be held at the Walhalla
Hotel next Tuesday evening. A large
number Of Pythians and their guests
have been provided for, who will be
entertained during the session of the
''' Dlot NohfShIlOll. TTeDd-
ration has been made for 1875 guests.
Nice eating sweet potatoes at
$l.20 per bushel. c. w. & j.. e.
Bauknight.
The many Oconee friends of w.
II. Hardin will be glad to learn that
he has returned to his "old beat" on
the Blue Ridge Railway. Mr.. Har-
bin has been for the past six months
in the Canal Zone, where he held a
position as conductor on the Panama
Railroad. Temporarily Mr.. Hardin
is relieving Conductor Sanders, Of
the Blue Ridge, who is in attendance
upon court.
The "Priscillas" were entertain
ed last Friday by Miss Katie Harri-
son, and enjoyed the afternoon to
gether in pleasant conversation and
the exchange Of many ideas in fancy
work. Members present were Misses
Geraldine Hughs, Julia Maxwell,
Burda Long, Helen FAINT, Sue Max
well, Eloise Strother. The invited
guests were Miss Sophie Rose, Mrs.
DR.. Sloan, Mrs. Jas. Darby. Miss Sue
Maxwell invited the club to meet with
her on March 31st.
New advertisements of particu-
lar interest in this issue of The Cou-
rier are those of G. e. Gray, Frank
H. Shirley. the Matheson Hardware
Co., and NJ. s. Stribling, Westmin-
ster; Mrs. Elias Earle, Townvilie;
Mrs. r. Galloway. Carter Hardware
Co., G. w. & J. e. Bauknight, C. w.
Pitchford, Walhalla; Seneca Mercan-
tile Co., Seneca. Read the advertis-
ing columns of The Courier each
week and keep posted on what the
merchants and others have to offer
to the public.
Hats for women and children;
stylish and Of distinctive beauty and
charm. Fashion ideas, both novel and
unique, were never more cleverly and
beautifully expressed than in these
dainty hats for spring. Opening Fri
day and Saturday. March "a and rs.
Mrs. Hopkins and Miss ~Fincannon,
Seneca. S. C..
Don't forget to attend the field
day exercises of the Walhalla High
School. which will begin this after
noon at 3 p. m. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged, and two
teams vii contest strongly for the
three prizes to be awarded. The
prizes to be given are (irst) a sweat
cr In the colors Of the school; second,
pair OF track running shoes; third a
track suit. From to-day's contestants
a picked team, composed of the six
boys who show up most promisingly,
Will be selected to represent the
school at the meeting Of the County
Athletic Association to be held on
Saturday, April 1st. A small admis-
sion fee OF 20 cents will be charged
to help dcfray the expenses. All
friends Of the school and lovers of
healthy athletics will confer. a favor
by purchasing a ticket. and a full at
tendance is urged. BE sure to wear
either the cOlOrS Of Team A, purple