Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-02-28
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Rev. John G. Law will preach at
Richland Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning at 1l.3O o'clock. A
cordial invitation Is extended to all.
For Sale--Good horse; will work
anywhere; weight about 1000
pounds. Apply to Gray Macaulay,
Walhalla, s. G.
The time for paying road tax
expires on the last day OF February.
About one-half Of those In Oconee
liable to the tax have paid up to this
time. See Treasurer Schroeder now.
1t will be too late to pay after the
29th Of February.
Now Is tho time to buy first
class middleburster. w. NJ. Brown
sells them, and the price is right.
Cook cotton seed; $1.5O per
bushel. One to two bales per acre,
properly farmed; especially adapted
to Piedmont section. j. II. Barnett,
Westminster, S. G. 9*
DIR. G. C. Probst, who has been
for some time engaged profession
ally at Liberty, spent several days
recently with his family in Walha La,
returning to-day to Liberty.
i will have on display Saturday
Il full line OF spring millinery. Open
ing announcement later. Mrs. r.
Galloway, Walhalla.
Read the Westminster OH and
Fertilizer Company's advertisement
this week. This we'll known fertili-
Zer manufactory Is ready to serve
you at all times. Give them trial.
Senator J. r. Earle arrived in
Walhalla Sunday afternoon The
Senate and House are still in session,
and will remain until tomorrow
morning to take care Of vetoes by
the Governor"
IF yoh ride, ride right" High
Point buggies are always up in quail
fty. Just received car load Of
beauties. w. NJ. Brown, Walhalla
Rev. J. A. Bond will preach at
Double Springs next Sunday at II
o'clock. This will be the last ser
vice conducted by Rev. Mr.. Bond as
pastor Of this church, and all the
members are urged to attend. Pub
lie cordially invited.
For Sale-Large black horse;
weight about 1900 pounds; twelve
years old; works anywhere; in good
condition. Apply to J. l.. Jolley,
Pine Mountain, Ga. 10*
Miss Nina Frasier and John NJ.
Barry, Of Lockhart, S. c., were mar
ried last Sunday afternoon at the
home Of the brides sister, Mrs. j.
DUNE Todd, in Walhalla. Rev. w. r..
Duncan, Of the Walhalla Methodist
church, oniciated. The young cou-
pie received the congratula tions and
good wishes Of numerous friends,
though the event was quite sur
prise. The bride as Miss Frasier
was we'll known here, being a native
Of Walhalla. She is a daughter Of
w. 5. l'rasicr, who came here with
the young couple and was present at
the marriage. MIR. Barry is a young
business man Of Lock hart, being at
present engaged as manager of the
LOckhart Mill Store. He is to be
congratulated upon winning the hanu
and heart OF his charming bride. We
join with Others in extending to Mr.
and Mrs. Barry every good wish. The
couple left Immediately after the
ceremony for bridal trip OF some
days in Tennessee and Georgia
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. S. c.
A club meeting of unusual
pleasure was that at which Mrs. j.
A. Steck entertained the Whist Club
on the afternoon Of Washington's
birthday. The lovely paror, in
which Mrs. Steck received her
guests, was especially attractive with
its decorations OF miniature flags
and hatchets. The guests found
their places at the tables by means
OF dainty score cards, emblematic
OF the occasion, after which several
exciting games Of progressive whist
were played. When time was call
ed it was found that Miss Eloise
Strother bad scored highest, and the
hostess gracefully presented her
with the first prize, the consolation
falling to Mrs. J. II. Darby. Both
prizes were beautiful and appropri-
ate. The color scheme Of red and
white, which had been carried out
throughout the afternoon, also ap-
peared in the tempting sweet course
which was served Enjoying the af-
tcrnoon with Mrs. Steck were Mes
danes Lockwood, Darby and
Hughes; Misses Hattie Shelor.
Irene Strother, Helen Beard and Elo-
i&e Strother.
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 a good
horse or mule. w. NJ. Brown, Wal
halla, S. G.
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