Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-06
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For oliver chilled plows and re-
pairs go to w. M. Brown, Walhalla.
Misses Mary Ellen and Annie
Wilson visited relatives at Anderson
during the past weekend.
Mrs. N. l.. Fant spent the week
end at South Union with her daugh-
ter, Miss May Fant, who Is teaching
at that place.
Oil stoves, glass door oven, at
Moss & Ansers.
The "42" Club will meet with
Mrs. S. A. Lockwood, at the home
Of Mrs. ]. A. Steck, on Friday after
noon, March. Sth, at o'clock.
Mrs. J. r. Hughes Is spending
several weeks visiting her sister,
Mrs. E. NJ. Cudworth, Of Charleston,
and among other relatives and
friends in that city.
Court week visitors can get
good meals and comfortable rooms;
rates reasonable. Apply to Mrs. +.
p. Marctt, Walhalla. Close to Court
House.
Go and sect If you want to find
out how the Majestic range operates
see it at work at Moss e. Ansels
store all next week Read their ad
vertiscmcnt in another column.
The Emery Circle was delight
fully entertained at its last meeting
by Mrs. G. w. Bauknight. Mrs. j.
A. Steck will be at home to the mem
bers on Tuesday, March 10Th, at
o'clock
For Snle--Largo black horse;
weight about | 200 pounds; twelve
years old; works anywhere; in good
condition. Apply to J. l.. Jolley,
Pine Mountain, Ga. l0F
.-Pickens Sentinel: &C. II. d.
Burns, Of Walhalla, Is assisting
Clerk of Court Boggs in court this
week Mr.. Burns Is very popular
in Oconec county, and he is being
urged TO make the race for the State
Senate. Should he decide to run he
will make a formidable candidate.'
We have been reliably informed
that r. Henry Alexander, Of the New
Hope section, will be candidate for
the office Of County Treasurer this
summer. Mr.. Alexander made the
race two years ago, and came near
being In the second primary He has
many strong supporters throughout
the county.
--Board-Accommo for s
or 10 boarders during court week;
meals for transients If engagements
made few hours In advance. Mrs.
w. II. Cary, Faculty Hill, Walhalla.
between S. x. Dendy and Biemann
residences.
-Pickcns Sentinel: "Thc genial
and familiar face OF Hon. julius E.
Boggs was greatly missed in court
this week. Many solicitous inquiries
were made Of him. Ills many friends
regret that his health has not been
sufficiently recovered as to permit
him to be at his accustomed place
during court.
Paints, roofing. guttering, etc.
See ID. T.. Good, Walhalla.
jackson L.. Miller, Of the Oak
way section. was in Walhalla Mon
day circulating among friends. Mr..
Miller's friends are urging him to
make the race for County Commits
sioner from the lower section Of the
county He has not fully made up
his mind. but 1t Is probable that he
will enter the race.
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.
Charles Hayes left last week for
Charleston, where he expects to make
his home. He has gone to accept
position as salesman for a merchant
OF that city. For some time he held
Il position with the Carter Hardware
Company in Walhalla. He has num-
crous friends here who will join
with us in wishing him every success
in his new home. Klaren Ritter is
now clerking at the hardware store.
Eggs for Matching from pure
bred S. G. Rhode Island Reds; 5 for
10. II. II. Dilworth, Walhalla.
A very interesting and enjoya-
BILE meeting Of the Paul Hayne Cir
Gle was he'd at the home Of Mrs. j.
b. S. Dendy on Tuesday afternoon.
February 2Tth The program for the
afternoon was: "a Famous Virgin
ian in answer to roll call; piano
solo, Mrs. Wilcox; reading, Early
Days in Virginia." Mrs. Darby; read
ing, Earliest Colonial History and
Life" Mrs. Geo. Anscl; music,
'llomc, Sweet Home" Miss Bic
mann. The readings were interest
ing and instructive, and the musical
numbers were greatly enjoyed. The
most important item OF the business
meeting was the election OF dele
gate 10 accompany the president.
MIS- bauknight, to the Federation,
which Will be held at Abbcvillc in
April Mrs. J, II. Darby was elected
delegate, with Miss Mary Anscl as
alternate. The social hour was made
. pleasant by the cordiality Of the
hostess and the resnOnsivp pood