Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-12-06
-"Rayo," the best lamp. Only
$1.35 at Moss G Ansels

$1.35 at Moss & Ansel's.
Chief John w. Davis, Of Seneca
was business visitor to Walhalla on
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. II. Cary has moved into
the Biemann cottage, on College
street, Faculty Hill.
--RayO lamps give the best light
For sale by Moss & Ansel at $1.35.
Miss Winona Cary, Of Bolton,
spent the THANKSGIVING holidays in
Walhalla with her mother, Mrs. Wm
Fl. Cary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitten, Of Ander-
son, spent the past weekend visiting
at the home of the latter's mother,
Mrs. VIM. Richie, near town.
ALL Pythians are urged to attend
the meeting Of Walhalla Lodge next
Monday evening. There will be de-
gree work. Visitors welcome.
-Lost-1O0-foot steel tape meas
ure. Reward IL left at this Office.
&C. F. Hetrick is in Philadelphia
this week, being with his family In
response to information announcing
the grave condition Of the health of
Mrs. Hetrick's father.
Anderson Intelligencer: "Mrs. NJ.
j. Mckinney, of Walhalla, an old
Anderson resident, has been spending
few days in the city at the bedside
of her sister, Mrs. r. A. Mayfield."
-Lost-Lap robe between Beard
place and Coneross church. Return
to Courier office and get reward.
Reports from Postmaster A. c..
Merrick are that for several days past
his condition has been considerably
better than heretofore. His many
friends hope soon to see him out
again.
-Walhalla friends Of Jack Darby
who is under treatment by special
ist at Columbia, will be glad to learn
that reports from him this week are
encouraging, and that he may yet be
restored to health without an opera
ton.
-Lost-English setter bitch, nine
months old; white with black ears.
Please return to j. Ramey Hughes,
Walhalla. 5. G..
Anderson lntelligencer: "Dr. A.
G. Strickland, the we'll known dem
tiSt, was operated on at the local hos
pital yesterday by DR.. }. G. Harris.
He was getting along nicely last
night, and while the operation was
an extensive one, it is thought that
the patient will soon be out
Five four and five-room houses
were burned in Anderson last Mon
day night. One Of the houses was
owned by Frank H. Shirley, OF West
minister, and one Ca vacant house in
which the fire started) was owned by
a Mrs. King and her daughter, Miss
Pearl. formerly of Oconee county.
b. II. Dysart, of Greensboro, \.
c., representing the insurance de-
partment of the Knights of Pythias,
was in Walhalla for a short while
last week on business. The local in
surance department for Walhalla
Lodge is composed Of twelve men,
bers, the amount Of insurance car
ried by these being $4,000. The
local section will, however, be in
creased at an early date.
Gen. II. G.. Wysor, Of Pulaski
Va, and NJ. V. Stedman, OF Stewart
Va, are in Walhalla to-day on busi-
ness and will this afternoon take a
trip into the upper section, accompa-
MED by C. r. Houchins, at whose in
vitation they are looking over this
section. Gen. Wysor is a horticultu-
rist OF note. These gentlemen are
receiving Il hearty welcome among
our people, and are delighted with
that part OF the country over which
they have SO far looked.
The relay and dash races last
Thursday afternoon were witnessed
by large number Of people, who
greatly enjoyed the event. In the
a-mile relay race the High School
Team were victorious over the Ath-
lctics, winnig by only Il short lead OF
about 80 yards. In the 220-yard
dash race ii of the smaller school
boys contested. giving a good race, in
which George Finkenstadt led by sec
ond runner by about ten yards; Mas
ter Robert Kay won second place.
Young Finkenstadt took first prize
Robert Kay second, Wallace Kay
third, and Hugh Macaulay fourth.
These prizes were given by Carter &
Co., G. w. Pitchford, G.. w. & j. e.
Bauknight and Moss & Ansel.
Last Sunday morning Will
Nicely was arrested in Walhalla as
result Of Saturday night row on
"Moccasin Row" 1t seems that Nicely
had some trouble in his family, as an
outcome Of which he fred shot from
a single-barrel breech-loading gun at
his wife, Dainsy Nicely but missed
her. He then took a pop at his mo-
ther-in-law, Mary Kleinbeck, putting
dozen or more small shot into that
portion Of her anatomy which negroes
usually use to ''git away FUN yher,
niggah,' when a row is on hand, but
more familiarly known to students of
anatomy as legs. A small boy, about
10 years Of age. belonging to the
Klcinbcck woman, also received a
few scattering shot. The case will
be heard this morning, and indica-
tons are that compromise will be
patched up.
Mrs. Georgia T.. Farmer Dead.
(Anderson Mail, 5th.)