Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-02-07
One car Of good patent flour to

Bauknight, Walhalla. -
MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Shelor are
in Westminster to-day. They went
over to attend the marriage OF Miss
Ada Marett and Hated Carter, which
took place to-day at the New West
minister Baptist church at 12 o'clock.
"A. w. Stepp, Of Honea Path, was
in Walhalla for short while Monday
on business. Mr.. Stepp is foreman
in the Office Of the Honea Path
Chronicle. Ho paid The Courier an
appreciated call. MIR. Stepp has been
visiting relatives at Seneca.
Mrs. Nellie Moore and little
daughter, Mildred, who have been
absent from Walhalla for some
weeks, are now visiting in Jackson
Vile, Fla, among relatives and
friends. They expect to return to
Walhalla about the first Of May.
DIR. Fahnestock,. dentist. in office
Wednesdays and Saturdays. VIII
make appointments for other days If
desired.
john Wclborn, writing from AL
mira, Wash, to The Courier to re-
new his subscription, takes occasion
to remark that "there are eighteen
inches Of snow on the ground and
the thermometer has registered be-
low zero for several days, but
causes no inconvenience owing to
the very dry atmosphere. And we,
here in Oconee, almost shiver till
the earth shakes when the thermom-
eter digs down to within is or 20
degrees Of the zero mark.
We are requested to publish the
following announcements: REV. u. l.
Henderson, Of Greenville, has been
called to preach at the West Union
Baptist church. His work Will be-
gin next Sunday morning, February
1lth. at II O'Clock. Every member
Of said church Is earnestly requested
to be present on that occasion, as
matters Of importance are to be con-
, sidered at that time. Brother Hen
derson comes highly recommended
for piety and zeal in tho Lord S
work, and we trust his efforts may
result in great years work in soul
saving"
!. y. Rutherford. who lives on
Rural Route No. ,, was in Walhalla
for short while yesterday attending
N n 4 a nf
in TO pay The Courier his annual
visit. lie is another Of Oconce's far
nrs who have paid up in full every
lhlnG thcy owe, the dollar he left
with us being the last debt he had to
cancel. This made the forty-sevcnth
visit Mr.. Rutherford has made to
The Courier Office to pay for years
subscription. He and The Courier
have always been staunch friends,
and we wish for him and his good
wife many more years Of happiness
and prosperity.
Have your horse shod right.
John NJ. Baldwin, known all over
Oconee as the best horse-shoer in
South Carolina, can DO found at my
shop and will do your shoeing scien-
tltically; zoe. Ill round; we furnish
shoes. Call If you want the best.
j. A. Hunter. near Court House, WAL
halla, S. G.
w. A. Bowen, Of Oakway, was
among the business visitors to Wal
halla the latter part Of last week.
We always feel interested in what
Mr.. Bowen is doing in the way of
farming, and inquired as to his cot
ton crop Of the season just past.
Mr.. Bowen informed us that he made
81 bales Of cotton from so acres
planted. His whole crop, however,
did not make a bale to each acre.
On ten acres Of his best land he
produced 10 bales, this tract bring
ing up the average Of his entire
acreage to slightly in excess OF one
bale to the acre. Mr.. Bowen has his
crop stored for better prices
We have received the dcscrip-
tive annual catalogue Of r. w. Wood
Sons, scedsmen, Of Richmond, Va
and it is up to its usual high stand
ard OF excellence, cmbodying not
only complete descriptive matter re-
garding the seeds handled by this
well known firm, but much useful
information as well. Farmers and
gardeners in this section will find it
very valuable pamphlet to have,
and it can be secured by simply re-
Qucsting this well known firm to
send Ii To NOur allrcSS. Ihn good c