Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-02-01

pleased to have his many friends call
and see him.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Lutheran church will meet Wednes-
DAY afternoon, February Sth. at $50
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Carrie
STERN.
Two car loads windows and
doors. II YOU are needing anything
IN sash and doors it will pay YOU TO
drop Ms line and get our. prices. DO
1T now: don't delay. Matheson Hard
ware Co.. Westminster, S. G. 6
The following contributions
have been received for the Conredc-
rate monument: Lee G.. Hollcman.
Anderson, 81; II. T.. Alexander, Wal
halla, 50. This leaves Il balance of
only $40 to be paid on the monu-
ment.
DR.. Arthur p. McElroy, OF Tn
ion. S. c., spent last night in Wal
halla, visiting at the home of his
aunt Mrs. w. II. Cary. Dr. McElrov
is pleasantly remembered here bv
many friends. He is an old Oconcc
boy. having lived and spent his ear
lier years at Seneca
Have those old lines run and
nice plat made of your farm and
save future trouble. You are the
man | mean. w. M. Fennell, sur
veyor Walhalla, r. f. d. No. ].
Mrs. }. p. McCarey and children
ictt Monday for Seneca where they
Will make their home in the future
MIS-. McCarey has accepted a posi-
ton with Ruskin Anderson as sales
'ady in his department store. Their
many friends here regret exceedingly
their departure.
-Oulla & Morrow. OF Anderson
are making Il speciality Of their loose
leaf ledger business. which is proving
quite popular these days. When YOU
wish anything in this line write
them. They will be pleased TO give
all inquiries prompt and careful at
tcntion. See announcement else
where in this issue.
j. w. Shirley, of Townvillc. sus.
| tanned quite painful injuries last Fri
day. when his shoulder was diSlocat-
ed by the falling Of large tree,
which had been cut, but had lodged
against another. The shoulder w:r,
painfully injured and his collar bone
broken. Mr.. Shirlcy's many Oconcr
friends will learn with pleasure
however, that his injuries are not of
very serious nature. He is able
TO be up and about his home, but
sun Sulcrs great pain and no little
inconvenience.
The Carter Hardware Company
and the Garter Company. Of Walbol-
la, are now occupying the same store
room on Main street, the stock OF
hardware having been moved TO the
carter Company stand Both
branches OF the business will be en-
larG"d, ana the patrons Of each will
ma mat they can receive even bet
Ter service IN the future than in the
past Sec advertisement and call
on them when YOU need ANYTHING i'm
general merchandise or hardware.
We have Just received the de-
scriptivc catalogue OF r. W. Wood
% sons. SccdSmcn, Of Richmond Va,
winch Is gotten out in the usual at
tractivC and instructive form. If Won
nave not received this catalogue and
are interested in good Southern
grown seeds for farm and garden,
write T. W. Wood g. Sons AT oucc
and YOU will receive their 1911 cata-
logu". contqining valuable informa-
ton. Their advertisement will he
found elsewhere in this issue.
--Blacksm'th .ools. Oliver blows
and repairs. Our prices are putting
these goods into the farmers hands.
MathcSOn Hardware Co., Wcstmin-
Stcr, S. G. 4-G
Tho many friends OF Sidney
Adams via regret TO learn that he is
quite sick at the home of his parents
in Rock IIill. Mr. Adams left here
Tuesday OF last week for Durham.
\. G., to assume his duties in the
auditing department OF the Durham
and Southern Railroad, and was
taken sick while on the train Short
~ aItcr his arrival at Durham he
realized that he would be unable to
attend 10 his new work and lcrt at
one" for his old home. We are glad
TO learn this morning. however. that
MS condition is now rapidly improv-
ing, and We join With his host of
Walhalla friends in the wish that he
/ may soon be entirely wcn.
We have before us a copv of thc
Rules and REGULATIONS Of the Com
pany Of the Walhalla Rincmcn -
which company was organized in Oc-
toner, 1852. The book was printed
at the Office of the Dcutschc Xcitung,
Charleston, and Is i'm both the Ger
man and English languages, each
! pag" being printed side by side in the
! TWO languages throughout the book.
! 1t Is very interesting liltlc pamDh-
! ici, ana by reference to the list 6
! oihccrS and members OF the co ID. Y
| "" ma that, so far as we are aDIc to
! ascertain, there is now living but one
! Nm. Waldt. Of West Union The
| llSt brings 10 mind numerous old Ger
! man names that were once familiar.
! ECt nay" almost passed out of the