Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-09-25
Paints, roofing, guttering, etc.
See d. T.. Good, Walhalla.

Kay. All members urged to attend.
Millinery display Wednesday and
Thursday, October I'd and Sd. Never
before have we shown such wonder
full array Of exquisite styles. Mrs.
Hopkins and Miss ~Fincannon, at
Hunters store, Seneca, S. c..
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Mckinney,
who have resided in Walhalla for the
past two years, have returned to An
derson to make their home. They
made a number OF friends here who
regret their departure.
Good time to buy coal; $5.75
per ton delivered at your home, $4.75
ut mill. Phone Hetrick Hosiery Mill,
Walhalla, for prompt service. If
-Thos. J. Harmon, of Anderson
county, spent a short while in Wal
halla yesterday on business. Mr..
Harmon is remembered by many
here, he having spent quite a while
near Walhalla several years ago,
when he was engaged in the anu
facture Of brick,
"A full line Of tailored hats, and
the newest creations in patterns.
Mrs. r. Galloway, Walhalla.
Master William Bell and Master
William Seaborn have been quite
SlSh " iS pooS "SSN onihS "
bruises received recently in acct
dents. William Bell missed his foot
ing in an endeavor to jump from the
ground to the porch Of his home.
the fall resulting in an ugly bruisc
on the leg, while William Seaborn
sustained a YER bruiSe on the
right foot through a bicycle accident,
his foot going through the wheel,
tearing out several Of the steel
! spokes and leaving his foot the worse
for the encounter. In each case a
condition bordering on blood poison
resulted, but the young gentlemen
are improving. Their young friends
hope to see them both out soon.
"Wednesday and Thursday, Octo-
Der I'd and Sd. On above dates you
are invited to see nobbier pattern
hats than ever before. All colors
Fin%cannon, at Hunters store, Sen
eca, S. C..
Piedmont Presbytery Is in ses-
iSon at the Walhalla Presbyterian
church, there being about thirty min
isterial and lay delegates in attend
ance. Daily business sessions are
held, with services at night. At last
nights session the opening sermon
was preached and a short business
session held. w. p. Nesbitt, Of Pied
mont, was chosen Moderator. The
Rev. DR.. Mills, Of Clemson, is the
Stated Clerk. The delegates are
quartered at the Walhalla Hotel and
in the homes Of members Of the Pres
byterian church. The Presbytery Is
composed Of a splendid body of men,
and they are heartily welcomed to
our midst. The session will close to-
morrow (Thursday.)
If you want the best grade Of
groceries, fresh hak. rs bread, call
on R Duncan, Walhalla. 35-tf
News and Courier, Sept. 10: "F.
Willie Cappelmann, son Of John D..
Cappelmann, Of this city, attended
the opening exercises of the South
Carolina University in Columbia on
Tuesday, after reporting to the au-
thorities the result Of his splendid
canvass Of the State this summe in
the interest of the law department
OF the University. From Columbia
Mr.. Cappclman goes direct to Cam
bridge, Mass, TO enter upon a years
select course Of lectures in Harvard
University, before entering upon the
practice Of law, to which he became
entitled on his recent first honor
graduation from the law department
Of the State University and his sub
sequcnt enrolment before the Su-
premc Court. There will be at least
two representatives at Harvard this
year from South Carolina, both grad
yates, first from Newberry College
and then from the State University,
to wit: T.. w. Cappelmann, OF Char
lesion. and Alan tombstone, Jr., OF
Ncwberry."
One model II Ford automobile
for sale or exchange. In good CON
dition. Apply to Jas. II. Darby, at
Seneca Oil Mill.
The protracted meeting at the
Walhalla Baptist church closed last
Sunday. During the meeting unDre-
cedented crowds thronged the
church, on several occasions num-
bcrs being unable to secure seats or
standing in the building or
outside at the doors and windows.
II visible result SO far as members
is concerned is the addition Of sixty
persons who PROGRESSED conviction and
conversion. Not all designated a de-
sire to join the Baptist church, but
presented themselves for member
ship in some one of the Christian de-
nominations. a great work was ac-
compllShed, 1t is felt, through the
"cncwal OF interest in church mat
tcrs and revival spiritually among
the church members. Rcvs. G.. S.
Blackburn, pastor, and j.. b.. Phil
lips. evangelist, labOred faithfully
and earnestly during the meeting and
they hope for great and lasting good.
At a congregational meeting Sunday
night at the Baptist church
plans were discussed and arrange
mcntS made for rcmOdcling the
church in the near future, and at
the meeting subscriptions totaling