Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-02-14


Neville Brothers, West Union,
quote cotton at 1oA tos10 vs. this
morning. sE
An ordinance prohibiting skat-
ing on the sidewalks OF theltown has
been passed by the new CITY Council.
Norton Stribling, of Clemson,
spent Sunday in Walhalla visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ].
Stribling.
-"If you ride, ride right High
Point buggies ere always up in quail
ity. Just received car load of
beauties. w. M. Brown, Walha,la.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church VII, meet with
Mrs. j. M. Moss Thursday afternoon
at o'clock.
So. N. Pitchford and little daugh-
ter Lillian are spending this week In
Atlanta. Mr.. Pitchford Is attending
tho Merchants Convention.
Sam G. Pitchford left last week
for Atlanta. He has accepted posi-
tion with r. A. Broyles' Grocery Co.
We wish Sam much success!
Place your orders Of settings.
Thoroughbred B. P. Rocks. 75c. per
Is. D. A. Smith, Walhalla.
A light snow fell here Saturday
afternoon and had not melted away
yesterday. Another fell this morn
ing, with prospects OF more.
Julius Cappelmann, of Charles
ton, spent several days in Walhalla
this week visiting at the home Of his
aunt, Mrs. II. B. Schroeder.
w. B. Cooley, Of Texas, is spend
ing some time here visiting his mo-
ther and sister, Mrs. M. A. Cooley,
and Miss Nora Cooley. He has many
friends here who are pleased to meet
him again.
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, sc.
Mrs. II. T.. Thode and babe left
last Friday for Baltimore, Nd.
where she will spend some time with
her husband, DR.. Thode, who is TAX
ing a postgraduate course at one Of
the medical colleges Of that city.
AT the town election in West
Union on Monday the following were
elected: lntendant, ]. r. {Morton; /;
aldermen, James Phinney,fsL. B.
Shockley, c. w. Wickliffe, E.! J. Hop
kins; board Of health, Dr.. John w.
Wickliffe and s. X. Ridley.
George l.. Jones has been elect
ed chief Of police for the town of
Walhalla, vice J.. A. -leaton, resigned.
Mr.. Jones has entered upon the dis
charge Of his duties. DiedrichE Rut-
ledge was elected at the last meeting
Of Councilaas night marshh
Miss Amy Smith, of Safen, and
Miss Maude Billingsley, Of Liberty
spent several days in Easley last
week visiting their cousin, Miss
Mary Billingsley. During Miss
Smiths visit she was among friends
and relatives in Liberty for part of
the time.
Have your horse shod5 right
John NJ. Baldwin, known All over
Oconee as the best horses shoer in
South Carolina, can be found at my
shop and will do your shocing scien-
tifcally; zoe. all round; we furnish
shoes. Call if you want the best.
j. A. Hunter, near Court House, Wal
halla, S. G. .M 7
Miss Alice Digs, of East Point,
Ga, is spending several days5in Wal
halla looking after business matters.
Her friends are delighted to see her
here again. The Misses Dlggs will
return to Walhalla about the first
Of March, when they will display their
spring millinery.
Even frequent SHOWS cannot cool
the ardor Of the political bee, which
has begun to buzz long in advance Of
the Swelling" Of the first buds. Our
old friend j. G. Shockley is out for
the Office Of sheriff, and he is as jolly
and enthusiastic as possible. "Jim'
will be with the boys to the finish
this year He is good man and a
good "mixer."
ANY one having beef or milk
cattle or good feeders for sale should
see j. Whit Grant or ~. j. Todd, Wal
halla. 1877
-BrOwnlee & Co., Westminster,
have an interesting ad. in this issue
of The Courier. They are making a
specially OF plantation supplies and
cprjpf 5roco noo,lc DooJ tloir NJ,