Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-09-04
-Wanted-Clean bottles at Nor
mans drug store.

Dr.. John G. Law, has returned to
Atlanta.
Mrs. Viola Smith and Miss Fora
Webb, Of Montgomery. Ala, spent
last week in Walhalla visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Tollison.
If :ou want the best grade of
groceries, fres; bakers bread, call
on Il. Duncan, Walhalla. 35-tf
4. a.. Lewis left last week for
Tryon, y. c., where he will spend
some time visiting his sons. We
wish Mr.. Lewis a pleasant stay in
the North State.
w. l.. Werner is having retain
| ing walls put around the lot on
which he recently built a cottage on
College street. This will add mate
rally TO the looks and value Of the
property. Mr.. and Mrs. j. }. Busch
are occupying the cottage.
"A nice line Of boys suits, pants,
caps and shoes al Standardization
store.
Mrs. Thomas Grow died at her
home IN the Salem section Monday
last and her remains we're inferred
at Salem yesterday at II o'clock. She
had been in failing health for some
time. suffering from dropSy. She
was about 40 years of age and is sur
vived by her husband and several
children. to whom the sympathy Of
many friends IS extended. She was
a member Of the Baptist church at
Salem. INT was known by a wide
circle OF friends and acquaintance
as a woman Of high character and
splendid qualities.
School dresses, ginghams. no.
tons. corsctS and curtain goods.
Opening OF street hats and all the
latest novelties in neckwear Scptcm-
Der 18TH. Opening Of dress hats an
nounced later. Mrs. r. Galloway,
Walhalla.
Mrs. J. r. Hughes entertained
most charmingly on "Wednesday last,
at progressive whist. At the close OF
a number Of exciting games Miss
ElOise Strother was found to have
highest score and was presented with
an exquisite hand-embroidered shirt
waist. the work OF the hostess. while
Mrs. S. A. Lockwood took the on-
ISOLATION. A delicious salad course,
with ice tea, was served by Misses
Sue and Julia Maxwell. Those who
enjoyed this charming occasion were
Mesdames S. A. Lockwood. Jas. FL.
Darby, J. A. Ansel, J. A. Steck, w.
G.. Hughs. Misses Julia Maxwell. Flo
Use and Irene Strother, Gertrude Bic
mann, Sue Maxwell, Mary Ansel, An
ma Darby and RoXie Reid.
Now is the time to buy a first
class middle-burster. w. NJ. Brown
sells them, and the price is right.
Citizens Of Oconee will be inter-
ested in the following item, which
appeared yesterday in the Greenville
Piedmont: '~"Ex-Governor Martin F..
Ansel has accepted an invitation to
speak for Wilson and Marshall, the
Presidential nominees of the Demo-
cratic party. He will probably stump
some Of the debatable States in Octo-
ber.~-The invitation to speak for the
cause Of Democracy came through
H. S. Cummings, chief of the Su-
preme Bureau of the National Demo-
cratic Committee. That Ex-Governor
Ansel has been asked to speak for
Wilson and Marshall Is a distinct
honor. Four years ago he spoke in
New York, Maryland and New .Jcr-
sey."
A few OF the young people were
delightfully."- entertained By Mrs. f..
l.. Iicrndon last Thursday evening at
progressive ~" in honor of her
guests, Miss Mable Platt. OF Aiken.
and Herndon Thompson. OF Hamlet,
y. G. Miss Ida Pitchford and Baylis
Harris scored highest and received
course was served by Miss Dorothy
Plat. Those who enjoyed Mrs.
llerndOn's hospitality were: Misses
Mable and Dorothy Plat. Grace
Beard. Myra FAINT, Ida Pitchford. and
Willie Wray Robinson, Of Anderson;
llerndon Thompson. Baylis Harri-
son, Charles and Hunter Baker OF
Jacksonville, Fla, Harold Plat of
Aiken.
ALL Heptasophs must pay their
dues before Saturday, the 7th. |
cannot advance any more money, and
will be ava for a while. G.. 4. Nor
man, Financier.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Shelor has been full OF gaiety during
the past week, during which time
Miss Hattie and r. B. Shelor were
at home to friends.
Among the guests we're Misses Louise
Earle and Minnie Farr, OF G%rcenville:
Misses Mary, Nellie Lou, Caroline and
Lillian Carter, OF Westminster: Miss
Nerna Stribling, OF Seneca: Misses
Emma, Anna and Sallie Stribling,
Mamie Anscl, Katie Harrison, Julia
Maxwell, May FAINT, Marguerite
Brcnnecke and Lille Hughs, Of Wal
halla; j. p. Armstrong and Byrd wy
ly, OF Richland; T.. p. Bruce. OF
~Townville; II. G.. Dresser, Of West
minister; j. w. Stribling, OF Seneca;
Ernest EIutchisOn, West Union; G..
c. Whitmire, Cornelia, Ga; DR.. w.
K. Craig, w. ID. Moss. w. ID. Barnett
and Norton Stribling, Walhalla.
BLOW up your Stumps with Du-
Point dynamite. carry 4 large stock