Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-13
--Apples-3-pound cans, Q for
&c. G. w. & j. e. Bauknight, Wal

w. H. Cary returned to Walhal-
Ia last week. He is suffering from
grip and has been contend to his
home. His friends hope to see him
out soon. s.sE
we are requested to announce
that Rev. j. e. Grim will preach at
Pleasant Ridge on the fifth Saturday
In this month at o'clock5p. m. and
on Sunday at / o'clock ann. Pub
lio invited.
SO worth Of ware will be given
away FknE with every Majestic
range sold at our demonstration this
week only. Moss e. Ansel.
Mrs. r. Galloway has opened
her stock of millinery In the build
ing on Main street known as tho
Green Front, and she will be pleased
to see all her friends and former pa
irons at any time. She will have
with her this year Mrs. C.G. Jaynes,
who Is we'll known to the millinery
trade here. They have just return
ed from the Atlanta millinery mar.
ket. Their stock continues to arrive
and within few days they will have
one Of the best stocks ever brought
to the up-country. n$.
Cooks and Tooles Prolific Cot
ton seed for sale; carefully selected;
grown from seed direct from origina-
last. J. B. Harris, Westminster, R.
T.. D. No. Q. 12*
Moss & Ansel have been giving
a demonstration on Majestic ranges
this week. They have been serving
hot biscuit and coffee all day an dur
Ing the early hours Of the evening.
In this way they have also been dem
onstrating their coffecs and flour. 1t
has also proved quite a convenience
and comfort to friends from the coun-
try, the weather being bad, and a cup
Of hot coffee being relished by all
who have had to stand around in the
cold. Carry your wife to see the
demonstration. The man from the
factory will be here until Saturday
night
Any one having beef or milk
cattle or good feeders for sale should
see J. Whit Grant or II. ]. Todd, Wal
halla, S. G. l@E 49,
-Wo are informed that there Is
to be new bank established at West
minister. II is stated that the new
enterprise will be ready for business
by May 1st Prominent business men
Of our sister town are mentioned in
connection with it, and 1t is under
stood that the bank will begin busi-
ness with a good capital (The
Westminster Tribune, which has just
reached us, announces the capital
stock of the new bank to be $4,000.
The name will be "The Westminster
Loan and Trust Co.. A. thinner
man, Of Westminster, and l.. A. Ed
wards, Of Seneca, are petitioners for
the charter, and also principal stock
holders. a handsome new building
will be erected at once.)
For Sale--High Point top bug
gy, nearly new; also harness. Emp
ty flour barrels, two for 25 cents.
Apply to Walhalla Bakery. IL
"A leap year masquerade dance
was given by the young ladies of Wal
halla, complimentary to the young
gentlemen, on Friday night, March 8.
The chaperons for the occasion were
Mesdames N. l.. Fant ansl55 &; l..
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. White.
Those who enjoyed the dance were
Misses Katie Harrison, Lucille Sloan
Of Anderson, Helena and May Fant,
Mary Ellen Wilson, Verna Stribling
and Mary Julia Reid of Seneca, May
Sue Epton, Irene White and Leila
Doyle, Of Calhoun; Oliver Doyle of
Calhoun, Louis Harrison, Willette
Sloan OF Anderson, John Schumacher,
Earle Beard, NJ. r. Mcdonald, Whit
llollcman and Pat Adams Of Seneca,
OHzie White, James Harrison OF Glenn
son College, Hugh Holleman, Harry
Earle. Wales Lowery Of Seneca.
For Rent-5-room concrete cot
tage and 4-room frame cottage; both
on Main street; in good repair. APP
ply to r.. d. Oelkers, Walhalla.
Not a few have noted with re-
gret the absence OF long familiar
face and form in and about the Court
House this week. We have reference
to our venerable friend, Milton Mich
olson, ST., Of the Whitewater section
OF Oconee. For 20 years he has been
bailiff to the grand jury, and for 8
years out OF the 20 he was present
at every session of the Court, but
during the past two years falling
health has broken his splendid rec
ord to some extent. At present he
Is at his home in the upper part Of
the county, not being we'll, but more
especially to remain with his good
wife, who is also quite feeble. Our
good friends have our best wishes
for restoration to health. They are
kindly remembered by many, for
these good old people have mighty
warm place in the hearts Of those who
know them, especially those Of us
whose good fortune 1t has been to
enjoy The whole-souled hospitality Of
their home in the great blue hills.
-Wanted-Severa young men for
positions in mill; good wages can be
made by those who want to work
Apply to Hetrick Hosiery Mill, Wal
halla, S. G.
Mrs. Nancy Harbin died on Fri
day, March lst, at her home In the