Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-04-03
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r. Earle, Walhalla.
Miss Kay, OF Westminster, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Ruth Kay.
Elegant line talcum powders to
20 at 10 cents at Norman's.
Miss Idle Keith, OF Anderson
visited friends in Walhalla last week.
For disc and smoothing harrows
call on w. M. Brown, Walhalla.
Miss Annie Reid, OF Pendleton,
spent Sunday here with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Reid.
No. 126,114 wins the shoes at
Bauknight's this week. The holder
of this ticket will please call.
MIR. and Mrs. W. l.. Werner and
Masters Joseph and Lawrence Nor
ton spent part OF this and last week
in Columbia visiting among relatives
and friends.
Hess chicken powders, lousc
killer, roup cure, dip and stock pow
ders sold on guarantee. Norman,
druggist.
H. M. Cook, representing the
American Machine Supply Co., OF
Richmond, Va, Is in Walhalla for a
while experimenting the installation
OF new machinery in the Wolhalla
Cotton Mills. Mr.. Cook is resi-
dent Of Greenville.
--Eggs for Matching from prize
winning S. G.. Rhode Island Reds,
Black Langshans and Indian Runner
Ducks. Write for circular. Pickens
Poultry Farm, Pickcns, S. G. II
C. A. Norman Is greatly improv-
ing the appearance Of his residence
property on Faculty Hill by having
Il cement walk laid from his house
to tho sidewalk, with cement coping
fronting on Tugaloo street. His IS
one Of the hand@omest homes in
Walhalla.
If It's wagons you are talking
about buying, then come and let me
show you. We've got 'em, and prices
are the lowest and terms the easiest.
w. NJ. Brown, Walhalla, S. G.
M. C. Long, esq, OF Walhala.
to-day fires the first big shot of tie
campaign through Tho Courier's
cannon, coming to the Itront as a
candidate for Congress from the
Third Congressional District. Mr..
Long is receiving great encourage
ment from friends all over the dis
trict to make the race, and says he
is in the fight to a finish and to win.
Go to Bauknight's to-day or to-
morrow "Wednesday and Thursday
and have your measure taken for a
new suit. A representative Of The
Globe Tailoring Co., Is here. He has
beautiful line Of samples. Call and
meet the representative, look over
the samples and you will buy. Fit
guaranteed.
The infant son Of Rev. and Mrs
l.. c.. DOuthit is quite i'll at thell
home In Walhalla, suffering from q
severe attack Of bronchitis. Friends
Of the family hope for its early re,
cOvery. Mr.. Douthit. who has fol
some time been engaged In evange.
listic work In Virginia and NORTH
Carolina, arrived last week, having
come on account uf the serious con.
#ItuitiUn of0the little one.
buff Orpington, White and Buff
# Leghorn eggs See our ad on sixth
page, Agents for Cycle hatchers and
brooders in S. G. Write for cata-
lOgue and prices Progressive Poul-
try Farm, Richland, S. c.
There will be no services at ST.
Johns Episcopal church on the sec
ond Sunday evening OF this month
owing to the fact that the rector
Rev. Mr.. TillinghaSt, Will be unable
to leave his work in Grccnville on
that date. as Bishop Gucrry will be
in Grccnville at that time. The con
grcgaton at Walhalla may expect
regular service on the fourth Sunday
in April.
Go and see Mrs. w. Nj. Brown G.
Co. s first showing Of spring hats, now
on display. See them for your en-
broidcries, laces and ribbons. Nice
line wash shirts, collars, gloves Clong
and short,) and things too numerous
to mention. See them before you buy.
Mrs. Pearl Woodall died at her
home in the Long Creek section Of
OcOnee Monday morning. after an
illness OF several days from pneumo-
MIA, following measles. Mrs. Wood
all was about 10 years Of age. She
was a good woman. and a kind and
gentle mother and wife, There are
many friends who will learn Of her
death with deep sorrow The be-
rcaved husband and children have
tho sympathy OF many friends In
their sorrow. Tho intermcnt took
place in the churchyard at Long
Greek yesterday.
-Wantcd-Man. with small fam
lily. to work on farm and garden.
Call on DR.. Nahncstock at farm.
---Chas. T.. Ilctrck and family arc
moving from the Harrison cottage.
on Faculty Hill, to C. G. Jaynes's
residence on Main street. The cot
tage they are vacating. it IS under
stood, will be occupied at once by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Linlcr, OF Cornc-
lia. Ga. who have spent some time
here, stopping at the Walhalla Hotel.
Mr. Linler is interested in an cleo
tric lighting proposition. and hopes
in the near future to see the begin
ming OF active work oh' construction
on a dam not far distant from Wal