Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-07-02
Seventeen pounds granulated
sugar for 81 at G. w. e. J. T.. Bauk-
nights, Walhalla


nights, Walhalla.
j. J. Norton is spending a few
days in Walhalla at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. l.. Werner
Rev. j. A. Bond will preach at
West Union Baptist church next Sun
day night at o'clock. Public cor
daily invited.
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. l.. Burley, of
| Anderson, visited the formers mo-
| ther, Mrs. S. e. Burley, and other
relatives near Walhalla last Satur-
uay and Sunday.
DIR. Lucas Is spending the sum-
mer In Walhalla with his sou, f. r..
the venerable Doctor are pleased to
see him in our town again, and to
know that he will probably remain
here several months.
Loans on Farm Lands-Amount
$500 to $4,000; terms easy. Ad-
| dress Z. II. Jayne5, Walhalla. 36
=. II. Hyatt, OF Columbia, is
spending short while in Walhalla
with his family, who are stopping at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Busch. They have heretofore spent
the summer here and have numerous
friends who are always glad to meet
them.
Married. on Wedn esday, June
18th, at the Presbyterian mansc in
Walhalla, by Rev. Geo. NJ. Wilcox,
Miss Mena Wald and Clarence r.
Duncan. Both bride and groom re-
side near West Union. The young
couple have the best wishes of num-
erous friends here and in the county.
Stock yokes at Carter Hardware
Co., Walhalla. Guaranteed to keep
COWS from going through wire fences
and to cure the milk-robbing habit.
Call and see them.
Mrs. w. p. Reid. Of Seneca, was
among friends in Walhalla yesterday.
She was here primarily, however, in
the interest Of Sunday school work.
as she is intensely interested i'm the
"cradle roll department. She is an
earnest worker not only in the Sun
day school ranks, but with the Sun
shine Society,"
Last Monday the Norman estate
property on Main street was sold for
partition. There was no competitive
bidding and the property went to
Mrs II. Galloway, one Of the heirs.
for $500. The lot is good sized
one, on which large two-story
house Zone Of the old landmarks of
the town. stands.
BLOW up your stumps with Du-
Pont dynamite. l carry large stock
of the best. w. NJ. Brown, Walhalla.
July 2 is the date on which the
first cotton bloom is reported to The
Courier. The report comes from a
tenant on the farm of Matthew
Davis, one of the largest and best
| farmers in Oconee, who lives on
! Rural Roure No. 2, Seneca. The
bloom is sent In by Dan Carter, col
Ored. This IS the first so far as we
have heard.
Seventeen pounds granulated
| sugar for s. at c. w. & J. r.. Bauk-
nights, Walhalla.
The preliminary trial of Arthur
| Williams, colored. OF the Richland
section Of Oconee, was held last week
and Williams was bound over to
Federal Court to answer charges OF
using the mails for transmission Of
obscene matter. The other negro ar
rested (Arthur Harrison was releas-
! ed, the evidence at preliminary tend
ing to show that he was not impli-
Gated in the offensc charged.
The Walhalla Cotton Mills have
! closed down for this week in order
that all operatives may avail them
! selves OF needed rest at a time when
| the management can utilize to ad-
| vantage the time lost The mills in
! ternal affairs are being shaped for
| full-timc work at the resumption of
business next Monday. During this
| time. however, the clerical force is
'hard at it" in the business Office and
minor repairs and ovcrhaulng in the
mill proper are to be looked after
while the machinery is idle.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason Simpson died at their
home here about o'clock Sunday
morning, after a lingering illness.
The little one was thought to be i'm
proving until Saturday evening,
when sudden change for the worse
was noted, and from then until the
end there was no rally. The infant
was about eight months old, and be-
ing the only child its death came as a
particularly sore bereavement to the
parents, who have the deep sympa-
thy OF many friends. The body was
inferred Monday at Bethel. the child
hood home Of the little ones mo-
thcr. funeral services being conduct
ed in the presence or a large num-
bcr who had gathered to witness the
sad rites.
For Oliver chilled plows and re-
pairs go to w. NJ. Brown, Walhalla.
An unusually pleasant meeting
OF the Paul liayne Circle was held
at the home OF Mrs. b. +. Sloan Fri
day afternoon, June ii, with Miss
Katie Harrison as hostess. The pro-
gram was a thoroughly interesting
one, being "CiticS OF tho United
Statrs,' and roll call was answered
by the name OF one OF these cities.
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