Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-04-10
Fresh loaf bread at Cash Gro
Gerry Company, Walhalla.

, Ceh ioaI DTead AT CaHltSGr0-
Gerry Company, Walhalla.
No. 26062 wins the shoes at
Bauknight's this week. The holder
vi this NUMBER Will please call. *st
-Ieh-room dwelling to rent. J.
X. Earle, Walhalla. G '.
"A rare opportunity to see the
popular play "The Deyil", at the op-
era house next Monday night.
blow up your stumps with Du-
Pont dynamite. carry a large stock
Of the best. w. M. Brown, Walhalla.
The pastor Of the Baptist Church
requests all the members of$the Wo-
mans Missionary Society to inject
him at the church Thursday after-
noon at O'Clock to consider import
ant business.
DIR. Fahnestock, dentist, in office
Wednesdays and Saturdays. Will
make appointments for other days IL
desired.
The new candidates announced
this week are: For Supervisor, Ma
thaniel Phillips, present incumbent;
for County Commissioner, g. D.
King, Westminster r. r. Dr. for
Sheriff, j. N. Fitzgerald, Waihalla;
for House of Representatives, w. M.
Brown, Oakway; for Coroner, Whit
Knox, West Union r. f. D. a
Last Monday there was ofllysoHe
commission issued from the ONCE of
Secretary Of State for the establish
| ment Of new enterprise in South
Carolina, and this was for the West
Minister Loan and Trust Company.
| Tho capital stock authorized Is S25,-
| 600, and the purpose stated Is to do
a general banking business. The pc
titioners named are L. A. Edwards,
A. Zimmerman, w. l.. England, Il.
II. Shirley. b. M. England and w. f.
| Austin
Paints, roofing, guttering, etc.
Sec ID. e. Good, Walhalla.
C. E. o. Mitchell, NJ. A. Terrell,
w. l.. England and II. N. Carter, Of
| Westminster, were in Walhalla yes
tcrday on business. Efforts are be-
ing made, it is understood, to sell
tie First Baptist church building of
Westminster and to change its loca-
| ton. This old church is quite land
mark Of Westminster and vicinity,
and these gentlemen were here for
the purpose Of obtaining legal advice
with regard 10 taking steps toward
! preventing sale and removal of the
church.
Cabbage plants fresh every week
at Schumachcr's. Phone 90. Call.
We are indebted to our friend i,
Miss Mary Ellen Wilson, for O. plate
Of delicious hot rolls, which were
brought to The Courier Office by her
last Saturday noon, and which were
thoroughly enjoyed. They were a
treat indeed, and their making would
have done credit t. housekeeper of
long experience. Miss Mary Ellen
was prize-winner in the cooking
contest held here last summer, talk
ing several Of the prizes offered, and
the treat served us last week Is proof
that splendid results in the culinary
art are not with her confined to her
efforts In contests. "The proof of
me pudding Is in the eating" and we
have proved it. 3aF{
-Wanted-Girls, women, young
men and boys for profitable employ
ment at the Hetrick Hosiery MiIb.
Next Monday night tbaNpaspp,av-
Ing public Of Walhalla and Vicinity
VIII be treated to an unusual oppor-
tunity to witness a high-class Ecom-
edy-drama entitled ,"The Devil .
Popular prices will prevail in snite Of
the fact of the excellence of the play
and the prominence OF the leading e
man, Eduard Waldmann, and his
strong company. From a press no.
tice we take the following brief ex-
tract, which tells how the play and
players have been received: This ex-
lraordinary comedy-drama ran in
New York for whole season and
was the talk of the town. The Devil
appears as an educated gentleman
whose wit and wide knowledge of life
would pass in any society. The plot
deals, on his part, in succeeding in
almost separating a young couple
who might have lived happily to-
gcther. Human souls to him are like
tops to child" The role of the
! Devil Will be faithfully portrayed
by Mr.. Waidmann himself, while the
parts OF Olga, the young wife; Karl,
the artist; Mimi, the model Elsa,
the sweetheart; Hoffman, the hus-
band, and all the others, will be in
the hands Of competent people. Re-
member that this great play will be
presented next Monday, April 18th,
at the opera house in Walhalla Be
sure to see It, The prices are 25, 35
| and soc.
THE DEMOCRACY OF OCONEE.