Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-12-11
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I. E'LooAL AND PERSONAL.

aaSee Mr.. Harrison's 10, 10, 25
sanand 50.cent bargain counters.
----1-Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs Anton
GeGerber, on December 7th, daugh-
Senter.
--~AA good two-horse and one
toonorse crop to rent. Sec II. f. Alex
uanahaler; Walhalla. adv.-52
--~L-Read the advertisement Of the
.SeSeneca Hardware Company on this
Napage. They have some special bar
EaAains to offer.
N-Mrs. s. X. Dendy left Monday
Hof0r Greenville to visit her brother,
WWm. G. Perry. and family. She will
aHetfeUurn to-day or tomorrow.
-:l-Huylers candy, fresh for Xmas
~--bnbosxes and baskets-at Bells. ad.
---A-Miss Johannah Baumgartel, who
aaaalas been spending SOME time at Ems
,feyley, Ala, with her sister, Mrs. Julia
sRORose, returned to Walhalla Sunday
isv9tening.
--LEarle Beard is now holding n
Dop6Bition as book-keeper for the Wal
Hahalla Plant Of the Monaghan Mills
MIMI Beard Is a very efficient young
TnIaan! He has succeeded Jos. Speares,
Thwho recently resigned the position.
AAAll the coal you want-good
.coGoal-$475 at mill, S5.75 delivered.
AaeIIetfick Hosiery Mills, Walhalla. ad.
Title Parsonage Aid Society Of
ShdhY Walhalla Methodist church will
-mefneet at the home Of Mrs. w. Oldridge
WhNhite on Friday afternoon at three
40 'ob,efock. All members Of the society
rarea re- urged to be present. and all lady
tncfnembers of the church are invited.
---GnBargains at Norman's drug store
IN 7nhChfistmas goods.
IN ArMrs. D. H. Rowland, Of Phoenix,
Al Eeizona, spent short while recently
sana1ns3g friends In Walhalla. Mr.. Row
aanand and family have recently moved
.Hrcfrom Arizona to Georgia, and Mrs.
RoR6Wland LEFT last week for Amelicus,
GaGa%l where the family will reside for
'thdhe'present
S1-Safety razors 35c. to $5 pocket
~cuOutlery, ETC., at Bells. adv.
-E-Philip Mattison, colored, had
Eh,the misfortune to lose valuable
,Hni,fIule1 1one day last week Mattson
-~awa8E driving the animal to a buggy
nand It slipped and fell, breaking the
'leffeft'hind leg. 1t was soon found the
.rnliuie would never recover to be of
aanAIfy account and 1t was shot.
nrDr. Fahnestock, dentist, in office
WWednesdays and Saturdays. VIII
..nomake appointments for other days If
'ietesired adv.
--LALittle Jack, the two-year-old son
'Df or MT. and Mrs. John f. Craig, is
veNefy i'll at their home here, suffering
lrofrom a severe attack of grip with
-'co leolh hplications. The little fellow Is
rene4jorted lightly better to-day. though
ni&his condition Is very grave. Friends
~of ofthe family hope for his speedy re-
"corovery.
1.-The Seneca Bank and the West
niminster Bank will receive payments
zanand give receipts to those who owe
meme, when 1t Is not convenient for you
TO to find my son, Wales Lowry. Please
napay promptly. I cannot carry over
anAny' paper except as already agreed.
laQadv.) II. M. Lowery.
flames B. Stone, who has lived
1ofOr some time near Westminster. is
mnmovng his family this week to Den
YeNeT, Anderson county, where they
"iwill reside in the future Mr.. Stone
toifor many years held position with
GhHhe Blue Ridge Railway Company as
$@fsection foreman. He has again ac-
excepted like position.
For Sale at Auction--At my
no home on NJ. r. Hughs's farm, near
"Walhalla, lot farming tools, house
no hold and kitchen furniture, lot Of
ga barrels, (some fine wine barrels,)
0none good surrey. Will be sold to
AIthighest bidder. Sale will begin at
q O'Clock p. M, Saturday, December
l144th. C. Melchert adv.
Tuesday was moving day" in
NiWalhalla Rev. w. II. Duncan and
Aa'family moved from the Methodist
pa parsonage to the S. A. Hutchison cot
Eaitage on Tugaloo street; Mr.. and Mrs.
~ H. A. Smith are now occupying the
-9i'o!d Methodist parsonage. which Mr..
,nSmith purchased some months ago;
MIMI. and Mrs. Claude Reid have
fh"mOved into the cottage in Midway
YaVacated by Mr. and Mrs. Smith 1t
IS Is understood that a new parsonage
%liwill be erected for the MethOdists at
'hthe earliest possible date.
-Silverware sterling silver novel
EIeties, leather goods and baskets at
3" Bells. adv.
At the regular meeting OF Oco-
,Ie'nee Lodge, No. Ga, Independent Order
CnOdd Fellows, held last night, the fol-
lo"oWing officers were elected for the
~. ensuing term: Noble Grand, George
~ NJ. Ansel; Vice Grand, John T.. Craig:
!l'Treasurcr, p. L.. Stcck; Secretary,
&hAnton Gerber; Chaplain. Richard w.
y Grubbs; Outside Guardian, Elaync G.
40 Jones. Grand Master Jas. II. Craig
''oI OF Anderson, was present at the meet
~. ~. ing and made a splendid address.
WI Mr.. Craig has many warm personal
friends in Walhala who are always
,2i' pleased to welcome him to our town.
For Sale--5S to GO acres Of fine
t@' Farming land, on Tugaloo River near
South Union; 2 acres high bottom
1dl land, 20 acres good cotton land o6