Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-02-15
y. Fl. Darby made a business triI
to South EenrRia last WpnL
G. A. NORMAN, Proprietor.

| - 1Ou VIII nnN me at FOWler
Bros store, Walhalla, to pay you
more for your chickens than anybody
else. j. G.. Rochester.
TX. w. Marett, Of the Westmin-
ster OIL and Fertilizer Company. was
In Walhalla for q short while Mon
day on business. lie has numerous
friends here who are always pleased
to see him.
Rev. A. E. Driggers returned to
| Walhalla last Saturday evening, af-
ter an absence Of several weeks, dur
ing which time he has been enjoying
q vacation spent in Florida. He is
delighted with his trip.
i have the finest lot OF mules
| that has been to Westminster in
twelve months. Am Offering bargain
prices for the next few days. Tcrms
! caSh or on time. see me at the oil
mill, Westminster. Il. c. Marctt.
w. =. Nimmons, OF Seneca, calls
attention this week to his large and
complete stock OF general mcrchan-
| disc. farm implements. etc, OF which
he carries Il varied and we'll selected
stock. Read what he has to say and
give him a call.
Married. on Sunday morning,
February 18th, 1911, at the home of
the officiating minister, Rev. II. G.
Ligon. near Townville, Miss Leila
Tompkins and Claude p. Moore.
Both parties are residents OF Oconee
and have many friends who viii join
with us in extending congratulations
and good wishes.
There will be many in Walhalla
! to learn with deep regret Of the death
of Mrs. Tabitha Randolph, which oc-
CURED at the home of her brother-in-
| law, w. Fl. Thomas, in Toccoa, Ca,
on the 18th Of January. Mrs. Ran
dolph WAS 92 years of age, and at one
| time lived in Walhalla, the greater
portion Of her life having been spent
| in Oconee county. She was we'll
| known by our older citizens. She
was daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Chris
tian, who years ago lived in this COM
munity.
If you want the best cotton seed
| for this climate call on me at once.
| Price, 81 per bushcl. All who saw
my cotton growing last year said it
was the best boiled cotton they had
ever seen. Il. B. Shelor, Walhalla.
! Last Monday afternoon a negro
! child about two years of age. was
burned to death in Walhalla. The
child belonged to Hovey and Tesla
Green, who were both away from
! home at work. They had left two
children. one about six years or age
and the other two, at the home. In
some manner the younger child got
its clothes in the fire. and before as
sistanre could reach it, it was so bad
ly burned that death resulted in an
hour or so. It's body was almost
chared.
N
just received large shipment Of
Kentucky and Tennessee mules and is
prepared to supply the needs of the
farmer and business men generally
for good draft stock. Mr.. LOwery
announces that, while he has large
interests in Georgia, still he intends
TO remain in Seneca and continue his
business at that point and Westmin-
stcr. He will spend most Of his time
in Oconce, and during his absence at
intervals his business will be in
charge OF competent men at both
! points. who will be in position to
take care OF all his customers. Read
what he has to say and give him a
call.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Strothcr are
! spending several days in NcwberrN
this week, having gone down Mon
relative. The following announce
mcnt taken from a dispatch Mon
day from Newbcrry, will be OF inter
est TO many in WalhaNa and else
where: 'To-day at | o'clock, at their
nome in High Point. DR.. and Mrs.
Nclch entertained a number Of their
friends n celebration OF their golden
wedding anniversary. \ few OF the
guests OF to-day were present at the
wedding 30 years ago at the home
OF the groom near Ncwberry Mrs.
Nclch was Miss Cordclia G.. Strothcr
before her marriage to DR. .Wclch."
The congregation Of the Prcsby-
terrain church Of Walhalla are arrang-
! ing Tor an important change that will
materially benefit the church. Alta
! meeting of committee Of PrcSby-
! tory 10 be held soon they will ask
| the consent Of Prcsbytcry to the
arrangement, by which Rev. G. NJ.
! Wilcox will give more time to tho
| church here. scvCrinG his connection
with the Richland church. By the
| proposed change services will he held
| at the Walhalla church every Sunday.
! with afternoon services at Bethel as
AT present. In case the Arrangement
is satisfactory to PrcSbytcry the
church at Richlaud viii doubtless be
! grouped with TownvillC. It is
| Thought that the change will be bcnc-
| iicial TO all Of the churches interest
! cd as the grouping together OF Town
| vile and Richlamd will materially
| benefit these churches, without in
| jury TO Walhalla. which feels the
| need Of services every Sunday. The
| chan&c will tC most acceptable to the
p,ople OF Walhalla as whole. as