Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-03-29
Paints, roofing, guttering, etc
See d. e. Good, Walhalla.

Paints, roofing, guttering, etc.
See D. e. Good, Walhalla.
Mrs. Drew, of Darlington, is
spending some time visiting at the
home Of her brother, e. r. Lucas.
Sidney Adams returned Satur-
day evening from Rock Hill, where
he had spent a few days on business.
Miss Marion Coe, OF Richland,
spent the latter part of last week and
first Of this among her many friends
in Walhalla.
You ought to have your picture
taken. Only the BEST work. Ben
nett & Brewer Studio, Walhalla.
Mrs. Rosa Schroeder has beer
quite i'll for a week. Her many
friends will be glad to know, how
ever, hat h Is improving.
j. J. Norton, of Pacolet, is with
homefolks and among his many
friends in Walhalla for a short while.
He Is always a most welcome visitor
to Walhalla, his old home.
Pure Rhode Island Red eggs for
sale. from hens that lay; Use. for set
ting Of is. Pete Schroeder.
Clyde Brown is in Spartanburs
for a day or two, attending the State
Sunday School Convention. He is
representing the Walhalla Methodist
Sunday school as a delegate.
The Emery Club was pleasantly
entertained by Mrs. e. r.. Lucas on
Tuesday of last week. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. n. l..
FAINT on Tuesday, April 4, at 4
o'clock.
Rev. l.. NJ. LYDIA will preach at
Wolf Stake mex Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock, and Sunday morning at
II o'clock. Public cordially invited.
M. II. Isbell, of Richmond, Va,
arrived in Walhalla Monday and
spent a day with his brother, J. d.
lsbell, and family, near town. Mr..
lsbell was accompanied by his
nephew, William Green. They re-
turned to Richmond yesterday. Mr..
lsbell is a member OF the Richmond
Hardware Company, and is GONZALES
cling a severe illness of a
month. He made a number OF
friends during his short stay, and
was delighted with the country in
and around Walhalla.
Hon. J. d. Cappelmann, of
Charleston, will lecture at st. Johns
Lutheran church, Walhalla. Friday
evening next, March 3lst, at eight
o'clock. Mr.. Cappelmann's subject
Will deal with matters pertaining to
the work OF the Sunday school, and
the teachers Of the various Sunday
schools are especially invited to at
tend. Mr.. Cappclmann is just from
the State Sunday School Convention
and will have something to interest
all who are connected with or inter
ested in the work OF that great de-
partment Of church work. Every
body will be most cordially welcom-
ed at the church Friday evening.
The subject OF Mr.. Cappelmann's ad-
dress will be Echoes from the State
Convention"
-Milliney opening April 5, 6. Z
and s. Pattern hats for ladies,
misses and children. You must see
to appreciate the selection. Our prices
are in your favor. Rear of Fair,
East End, and old stand, West End,
Seneca. S. c.. Mrs. r. P. Cochran.
The Carter Hardware Company,
OF Walhalla, have a cry attractive
announcement in this issue relative
to the Ford automobiles, which are
recognized as one OF the highest
ranking cars among the standard
manufactures. The Ford has been
~ " laltu III llllS
section as to scarcely need 4 word Of
praise from my our other than
the satisfied owners, who are loud in
their praises of them. There are a
number of FOrdS in use in Walhalla
and all over OcOnec. There are
two things that we have never yet
Secn--a secondhand Ford on the mar
kct, or the owner Of a Ford who was
stands by its owner when it is new.
and its owner $WcarS by the Ford
when it gets old. These ears are
sold by the Garter Hardware Co.
Misses Bessie Mcleod and Mar
Gucritc ~Brcnneckc, who have for
some time been engaged in TRANSCRIPT
ing county records in Anderson cOun-
ty, have returned to Walhalla and
are now completing their work here
trnnScribing the records Of old Pen
dlclOn District to the books OF OcO-
nee, and indcXing the completed
work. Their work embraces public
records concerning Pickcns and PEN
dl"tOn Districts. Tho original books
OF lickcnS District remain at pick
ems Court House. but all records per-
tanning TO territory OF that district
now embraced in OCOncc are ON rec
ord at Walhalla. The books Of Pen
dIctOn District remain at Anderson
Court House, but these also are tran
Scribcd to the records in OcOncc.
where they pertain to territory in
this county that formerly was en-
braccd in the old Pcn0lctOn District.
the work as a whole is nearing com