Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-01-18

$1,000 to loan. Apply to Cou-
rier Office.
-Rev. l.. e. Hubbard will preach
in the Episcopal church next Sunday
| morning at II o'clock. Public cor
| daily invited to attend.
For Salc--One open and one TOP
buggy, one set buggy harness. Apply
at The Courier Office. Chance for bar
gains at quick sale.
Paul p Sullivan, of Madison
was in Walhalla yesterday on busi-
ness. He has many friends here who
| are always glad to see him.
Pure brown leghorn eggs for
sale by Mrs. |. Good. soc. per set
ting; 81 if shipped.
Frank II. Shirley and A. NJ. AL
| cNander, Of Westminster, were in
| Walhalla last Friday on business.
| They are two of WcStminSter's active
young business men who always find
cordial welcome here.
Married. by Rev. c. D. Mann,
January 18th, Miss Beulah Seahorn
| and j. II. Patterson, both Of the New
Hope section. The couple have the
best wishes of hosts Of friends
throughout the county.
Rev. l.. NJ. LYDIA will preach Cd.
W at Bethlehem on the first Sun
day in February at II a. m. and Sat
urday before at 3 p. m. Members
are earnestly requested to attend, as
there are matters Of vital Importance
to be attended to on Saturday.
Have those old lines run and
nice plat made Of your farm and
save future trouble. You are the
man I mean. w. NJ. Fennell, sur
veyor, Walhalla, r. f. D. No. /.
The first qaurterly conference Of
| the Walhalla charge will be held at
the Walhalla Methodist church next
Sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
Presiding Elder A. j. Cauthen will be
| present, and it is earnestly hoped that
all the church officials Of both Wal
! halla and Seneca churches will be
| present. The first conference of the
year is very important one
| Rev. G. S. Blackburn will con-
duct services at the Walhalla BaD-
tist church next Thursday (to-mor-
| row. evening at the usual hour for
| mid-week services, and will also
preach in that church Sunday morn
| ing and evening at the usual hours.
On Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock
he will hold service in the West
Union Baptist church. The public is
cordially invited to attend all these
. services.
II want to thank the ladies Of
Walhalla for what patronage | have
received. | find that fakirs have
passed through your town, Juggling
with your sewing machines. am a
specialist on sewing machines, with
"a nrtr
tee my work-if not satisfied money
will be refunded trust | NAV find
work enough to warrant another
weeks stay. viii call at your home
and examine machine. Am at Mrs.
Cary's, near depot.
There will be a horse swappers'
convention at Walhalla embracing
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the
26th, eth and 2Sth. Everybody who
ever snapped a horse, and those also
who wish to be initiated into the
mysteries Of that said-to-be most fas-
cinating occupation, is invited 70 at
tend. Those interested in promoting
the convention are looking for q
large crowd. Every preparation will
be made for accommodations for
all who attend as well as provisions
for the housing OF stock.
Public Salc--I will sell, to the
highest bidder, at my old home place,
at COnncroSs, on Monday, January
23, 1911, at o'clock a. M. lot Of fod-
der, hay and corn; also buggy,
wagons, harness and farming tools.
1T will pay all to attend this sale.
j. +. w. Stelling, near Conncross.
jas. l.. Burlcy and wife, of An
Ia OF Ia,
Walhalla visiting among relatives
and friends. Mr.. Burley was recent
ly married, his wife being before
marriage Miss Ola Mckinney, of An
dcrSon. They were the recipients of
good wishes from the hosts of friends
OF the groom at this his old home,
ana the latter was congratulated on
all sides upon his good fortune i'm
winning the hand and heart OF his
air bride. They returned to their
home at Anderson Mond. y.
The Rotary Book Club will he
opened tomorrow (Thursday) morn
ing from % to ! O'Clock at Nor
mans drug store. Miss Katie Schu-
machcr Is acting as librarian now
and the subscribers to the library
Will hnG in her willing, obliging
and most efficient librarian. Miss
schumacher will also keep the libra
ry open on Monday afternoons from
10 .. This will be quite a convcn-
renee TO number Of subscribers who
were unable to get to the library in
the mornings. Miss Schumacher will
DC glad to take subscriptions from
any one desiring to subscribe. Terms.
by the year, 81; month, 25c. vol
umc' lOc. Remember the days and
hours, Thursday mornings from 10
10 II; Monday aficrnnnna Ia &