Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-07-05
Just received q Car load of Alph
POrtlan cement, w. M, Brown,

several days with Miss Burda Long,
left last Monday to visit friends in
other parts of this State. She will
spend the summer visiting in this
State before returning to her home
at Key West, Fla.
Married. on June 25th, at Cen
trail, Miss Pollie S. Howell, of Cen
trail and Lewis Vollrath, of Oconee;
also Miss Ola Volrath and Noah
| Madden, both of Central. Magistrate
| c. Rowland oniciated. These young
couples have the best wishes Of many
friends.
For Sale-Few fine S. G. Rhode
Island Red cockerels, six months old;
good color; 81 EACH Pete Schroeder
Next Sunday there will be Chill"
dren's Day exercises at Zion Metho-
dist church. The exercises will begin
at 10 o'clock and the program will
be carried into the afternoon. The
public is cordially invited to attend
and bring well-filled baskets. Dinner
will be served on the grounds near
the church.
E. NJ. Morgan, Cne Of Oconee's
good farmers, writing last week to
The Courier, enclosed two cotton
blooms, and he adds: early cotton
Is very good through here, and so Is
early corn, but it is not going to last
much longer without some rain. Peo-
pie in this section have about quit
work.
For Sale-60 acres Of fine farm
ing land. near South Union; II acres
well-drained bottom land; 80 acres
In cultivation; balance original tim
ber; good peach orchard; two good
houses and other buildings. For
terms apply to D. Ryland Shelor,
Richland 27-35
Mrs. G.. NJ. Nield and two chill
dren, Misses Maude and Dorothy, of
Vicksburg, Miss, arrived in Walhalla
Monday evening and are visiting at
the home Of Mrs. G. X. Maxwell. They
have hosts Of friends here who are
delighted to meet them again. They
will be in Walhala for a month or
two.
james Harrison left this morn
ing for Clemson, where he will spend
some time, acting in the capaicty of
| college electrician. He will have
charge of the work Of wiring several
buildings at and near the college,
and it is probable that his services
will be required for the greater part
VI IHc FdCdllOll
We are giving special bargains
In every department for next thirty
days, and you get votes in the piano
contest j. & ]. S. Carter, Westmin-
ste", S. G. If
The union Sunday school picnic
| last Thursday was a decided success,
every one who attended having APP
parently enjoyed the day to the full
est. The little folks we're taken from
the Baptist church to the picnic
grounds at the NJ. r. Hughs place
near town in automobiles, though
there were many who went in other
conveyances to enjoy the day.
Mrs. L. r. Webb and two chill
dren, William G. and Jos. H., of
Washington, D. c., are spending some
time with the formers parents, Capt
and Mrs. Jas. T. Reid, at Evatt, this
county. They will be in Oconee for
some time, and hey have hosts OF
friends who are delighted to meet
them again. Capt. Reid was in Wal
halla Monday mingling with his
friends here.
Our entire stock, including mil
linery, ladies skirts, waists, dresses
and children's dresses, laces, en-
broideries, handkerchiefs belts, etc.
to go at greatly reduced prices for
the next thirty days. Come and see
us before you buy if you want bar
| gains. Mrs. w. NJ. Brown & Co.
The Walhalla base ball team
travelled to Seneca again last Satur-
day and enjoyed a good game, even
If they did go down in defeat The
score stood Z to 0 in favor of Seneca
the game having been called in the
seventh inning on account of rain.
1t was one Of the best games played
this season, SO say the players, as the
score, had it not been for two errors
on the part Of the Walhalla boys
would have stood 2 to 0 in Seneca s
favor.
| --Wessey Burnside, who lives in
the Holly Springs section, last We'd
nesday shot carrier pigeon that had
strayed into the mountains and had
| perched upon the roof Of his home.
| The pigeon had a band about each
| leg, the one on the left leg being
brass. with the lt.ters IN. G." en-
graved thereon, while the right leg
! had silver band about it, oon which
were the letters and figures, ~. S.
! 8.597.' Mr.. Burnside would be
| glad TO hear from any one who
| knows the history Of the bird that
| bore this number.
-Wantcd--All the good white
oak, post oak and chestnut oak cross
| ties 7x9-S la feet long. will pay 35c.
cash or iOc. trade at cash prices for
| goods. Carter & Co., Walhalla. If
Quite severe thunder and wind
storm passed over Walhalla Monday
afternoon, bringing with it the first
| really good rain that we have had
for ten weeks or more. There was
no damage done in Walhalla, though
! 4 short distance from town the