Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-13
Paints, roofing. guttering, etc.
Sec d. r. Good, Walhalla.

Sec d. e. Good, Walhalla.
j. j. Lee, who has been spend
Ing some months In Florida, has re-
turned to Oconee, and Is in Walhalla,
having been drawn as a juror in the
court now in session. Mr.. Lee has
many friends here who are pleased
to meet him again.
w. II. Hester, of Spartanburg,
spent several days this and last week
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Schiff, on Faculty Hill. Mr..
Hester Is pleasantly remembered
here by many. who are always glad
TO meet him. For a number Of years
he had charge Of the Walhalla Hotel.
Eggs for Hatching = Barred
Rocks, utility stock; 81 per setting
of 10; order early. w. d. Wright,
Seneca, S. c., Route 1. IA
III. G. Harbin, of Seneca, was in
Walhalla Monday on business and
been engaged in employment for
some months past with the Harris
Lumber Company, Of Aiken. He is
home for short while looking after
his interests in connection with his
appointment as rural policeman.
-''lf you ride, ride right" High
ity. Just received car load Of
beauties. w. NJ. Brown. Walhalla.
At the services at the Methodist
church last Sunday morning it was
announced that the collection would
be donated to the fund for the relief
OF Mrs. Wilkes, wife Of Rev. e. AL
stOn Wilkes, who died recently. The
collection was not large, few If any
knowing Of it's purpose until an
nounced at the service. 1t has been
and is being increased considerably
by contributions added since Sunday.
Get your shoes free. See Bauk-
nights advertisement, this page.
1t will be learned with pleas
ure by Walhalla friends of G. II.
Humphries, of Union, that his loss
by fire In that city last week was
comparatively small. Mr.. Hum
phries occupied a store room in the
building In which the Union Times
was located, and while that part oc-
cupied by Mr.. Humphries escaped
the fire, considerable damage was
done to his stock by water. We are
informed however, that the damage
is practically covered by insurance.
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. M. Brown, Walhalla, S. G.
Rev. W. Bruce Doyle, OF Wades-
boro, N. c., and Rev. r. r. Doyle, Of
Centenary, S. c., arrived in Walhal-
la the latter part Of last week, having
come in response to kilograms an
nouncing the serious illness OF their
mother, Mrs. w. II. Doyle. Friends
of tho family VIII be glad to learn
! that Mrs. Doylo's condition Is consid-
erably better We hope for her early
recovery. She recently suffered Il
stroke OF partial paralysis. Rev. w.
terday afternoon. Rev. Z. r. DOYLE
will remain for a few days
Something for nothing is worth
while-$S worth Of ware for nothing
is worth your time to investigate.
See our big ad. in this paper. Moss
& Ansel, W. 'halla.
Judge X. w. Memminger will |!
lecture at the Court House tomorrow
night (Thursday) at SIS o'clock,
taking as his subject "Retrospect OF |
the Progress Of the Country" Judge
Memminger is a deep thinker and |
fluent speaker, and those who go to |
hear him will be well repaid. His |
subject as given above Is not in full, |
and his lecture will be much wider In |
scope than one might imagine We |
bespeak for him large audience. |
Every juror, grand and petit, Court
officials and the public generally |
should hear him. He will give each |
one some morsel Of wholesome food |
for thought
Horses and Mules.-I have Just |
returned from st. Louis with car
load Of fine young mules and horses. ,
want to sell them quick, and to do !
SO will sell them for less money. |
Now is your chance to buy good |
horse or mule. w. NJ. Brown, Wal !
halla, S. G..
Robert II. IIughs, aged about As
years, died last Thursday evening at
s o'clock at the Roberta Hotel in
Spartanburg, having been stricken
suddenly with heart failure. Mr.. |
Ilnghs was a printer by occupation
and resided at Woodruff, S. G. Seve-
raj years ago he was married to Miss
ellie Bcllottc, n daughter OF the late
Samuel a. Bcllottc, who with his
family resided near Walhalla for
some time. Mr.. Hughs is survived
by his wife and one child. The re-
mains were Inferred at Grecnville, at |
which place his first wife was buried !
One child by his first marriage also
survives. The sympathy Of many in |
th's county will 20 out to the be- |
rca,cd ones.
Married, at the homo of the
brides mother, Mrs. NJ. l.. Pierce, !
near west Union. on Sunday, March
3D., Miss Mary Pierce and Richard
Wilson. Only n few friends and the !,
immediate families OF the contracting
parties witnessed the ceremony. The