Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-11-13
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. .
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-Lost-Pair double leather lines
Return to c. Melchert and get re,
ward. 46*-adv.
II. B. Shelor. Of Turman Uni
versity, spent Sunday here with his
homefolks.
My dental Office has been re-
moved to the Craig-Nerncr building,
Walhalla. G. G. Probst, Dentist. al.
Mrs. S. A. Lockwood, after
spending a week in Atlanta. returned
to Walhalla last Saturday. h is
stopping temporarily at the Walhalla
Hotel.
Miss Ellen Duncan returned to
her home at West Union last week.
after spending several weeks visiting
relatives and friends in Birmingham
and Atlanta.
For Salc-67 acres improved
land near Walhalla. Apply to J. C.
Edwards, Walhalla, Route .. Bar
gain for short time only. adv.-46*
Mason Simpson is opening a
stock Of goods in the brick store
room (known as the C. l.. Reid
stand) at the corner Of Main and
Tugaloo streets. lie will carry a
line Of staple and fancy groceries.
w. A. Leroy and family moved
to Walhalla last Thursday from the
country near Seneca. Mr.. Leroy
will be employed at the Walhalla
Cotton Mill. He Is a son Of II. A. Lee
Roy, whose farm is located near
Seneca.
Bring me all your raw hides and
beef cattle. Highest market prices
paid for same. Am selling steak at
12hc. Phillips Market. adv.
Il. II. DuPrc brought to The
Courier Office last Friday a bunch
of second-crop June apples. Some
Of his trees have a number on them,
though the fruit is very small. Straw
berry blossoms are quite numerous in
this section.
Adam Vollrath, who lives near
town, has been putting on the mar
ket here some Of the finest sweet po-
tatoes we have e They are OF the
Queen Of the South variety. One
recently left at o. Fl. Schumacher's
store weighed 4 pounds and ID
ounces.
DR.. Fahnestock, dentist, in Office
Wednesdays and Saturdays. viii
make appointments for other days If
desired. adv.
There will be preaching at the
Rocky Knoll church on the third
Sunday morning in this month at II
o'clock, and on Saturday afternoon
before at 3 o'clock. All members are
requested to be present on Saturday,
as a call will be made for a pastor
for another year.
We are requested to announce
that the Ebenezer school will open
next Monday morning, November IS.
All patrons are urged to have their
children start at the opening. o. G.
Lyles Is principal Of the school, with
Miss Bessie Gaines, Of Central, and
Miss Lucille Hamilton, Of Seneca, as
assistants.
For Sale-Several farms: SO to
200 acres. Cash or easy terms. Call
on or write Jas. Fl. Darby, Seneca
Oil Mill, Seneca, S. G.. adv.
Many friends in Oconee will be
interested in the following announce
ment, which has been issued during
the past week: "Mr. and Mrs. Elias
Earle the marriage Of their
sister. Miss Mary Sloan Earle, to u
lin Sidney Lowry on Wednesday, the
9th Of November, 1912, at "Bcavcr-
DAM ncar Townvillc, S. G. At home
after the 18th OF ~.'ovcmb"", Seneca,
s. c."
The largest lemon We ma heard
OF is one that came from Il tree
grown by Mrs. NJ. l.. Pierce, who
lives near West Union. The lemon
Was measured and weighed at the
store OF Hutchinson Bros. & Co. The
weight was pound lOR ounces,
and 1t measured llh inches in cir
cumtcrcncc by l6 inches around over
the stem end. Mrs. Pierce states
that the fruit appeared on the small
tree in 1911 and dropped from the
branch on November o, 1912, Oast
Saturday,
Good time to buy coal; $5.25
per ton delivered at your home, $4.25
at mill. No less than 500 pounds
delivered. Phone Hctrick Hosiery
Mill, Walhaila. adv.-tf
A number Of marriage licenses
have been issued recently from the
Clerk OF Courts office, and among
them are the following which will
prove OF interest to many in the
county: Miss Nitric Miuton and !.
L. Gilstrap. This couple we're mar
rrd at Seneca on November 9th by
j. Il. Hopkins, Esq. Miss l.. G. Pow
ell and Andrew Cash. both Of Jocas-
sec. They were married by Magis-
tralc IL. II. Grant Oh November 3 at
his residence near Salem. Miss Mary
Cox and II. 4. Hare also received IL
ccnSc and were married November 9
by Rev. +. I. Burton at the home oG
Charles Smith. We extend cOmgratu-
!ationS and good wishes to the young
couples.
y very interesting cook book. con
tanning many recipes and much
othcr useful household information,
Is being distributed free, on request,
ny the manufacturers OF Eaglc-ThiS-
tie Soda. II YOU would like a copy.