Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-10-15
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High grade seed wheat at Car
ter & Co.'S, Walhalla. adv.-41 LAP
Harry Il. Hughs spent several
days hast week on business at Column
bia and at Wagener, Aiken county.
R. Anderson and sister, Mrs.
Dempie A Adams, of Seneca, were
among friends in Walhalla Monday.
-Bluebird rings, sterling silver,
only 25c. r. A. McLees, Walhalla,
s. c.. adv.-42
The Civic League will meet Fri
day afternoon of this week at 1
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. Nellie
Moore, Main street.
Tho shoe department of Moss &
AnseIs store is complete. They in
vite all to inspect their stock. See
advertisement on fourth page.
Owing to illness in the family
of the pastor, Rev. J. p. Inabnit, the
pulpit of the Walhalla Methodist
church was filed last Sunday by Rev.
w. T. Duncan.
Ray Ivester will have another
car Of Wyoming Horses to arrive in
Seneca October Goth. See him be-
fore you buy elsewhere. adv.
Wesley w. Fowler last week ex-
hibited at The Courier Office the
finest pumpkin we have seen for
some time. 1t weighed IT pounds
and quite filled the front Of his
buggy.
Mrs. r. Galloway has been
spending Il week in Atlanta under
treatment by Il specialist. Her
friends hope for great Improvement
in her condition and an early return
to Walhalla.
Don't fail to attend our enamel
ware sale neXt Saturday morning at
10 O'Clock. See the display in our
show window. They are all bar
gains. Moss & AmsCl. adv.
-Rcv. j. d. Grain will pay a visit
next Sunday morning to Bcaverdam
Baptist church, Fair Paly, at the
usual hour for services at that place.
Mr.. Grain is working in the interest
Of the mountain school at Long
Creek.
Mrs. G.. Jones, Of Tamassee is
spending some time in Walhalla with
relatives. She came to Walhalla in
order to be convenient to her physi-
clans, who are treating her for an af-
fcCtion OF the bone in one OF her fpeL.
Mrs. Jones is at the home Of Mrs.
Joe McCarey, on Mauldin street.
Just finished burning another
kiln of fine brick. Plenty Of all kinds.
Haul while roads are good. w. John
Schroeder, Walhalla. adv-43
j. w. Trowbridge, aged 76
years, died in Anderson last Saturday
night and was buried Sunday after
noon. Mr.. Trowbridge was we'll
known over upper South Carolina.
He was n Confederate veteran, hav-
ing served with a Texas regiment
during the war. Mr. and Mrs. J. K.
Hughes attended the funeral Sunday,
Mr.. Trowbridge having been a rela-
tive Of Mr.. Hughes.
America Moore, we'll known in
Oconee, died at his home on Rich
Mountain, on the fourth of this
month. Mr.. Moore had eaten his
supper and retired for the night, and
about 8 o'clock he was found to be
dead in his bed. He was 81 years
Of age on the 9th of September. He
leaves wife and eight children to
mourn his death. There are many
who will Join with us in extending
sympathy to the bercaved ones.
). w. Shelor, Esq. and II. p.
Holleman were elected as represent
tatives of Walhalla Lodge *. of p.
10 the District Convention to be held
in GrecnVillo on the 2lst Of this
month. j. NJ. Moss and DR.. w. r.
Craig, eX-officio members Of the con-
ventiOn, will also attend. it is
thought. Mr.. Moss is District Depu-
ty Grand Chancellor. The delegates
chosen were empowered to appoint
alternates if they found that they
would be unable to attend.
Loans OH farm lands in Ander-
son, Oconee and Pickens counties.
Terms easy. Address II. T. Jaynes,
Walhalla, S. c. adv.-42-45
The Courier wis favored last
week by n pres mt" in the shape
of fine apple, from our good
friend, Elijah tillison, Of iPne Noun
tain, Ca, who is now engae I'd ex-
tensiVeiy IN tie orchard bust less in
that section. The crop is nOt a full
one this year, but the quality of the
fruit is indeed fine. The crop, how
ever. is a good average one. We have
never seen finer apples even from the
far North than those sent to The
Courier office. 1t is said that the
upper section Of OConee and the ter
ritOry in North Carolina and Georgia
close by are as fine as can be found
anywhere for the successful growing
OF apples. This fact is being most
COncluSively proven.
One full carload Mccormick
mowers, rakcs, implements, etc; Me-
Gormick repairs; Nisscn and White
Hickory wagons; Norman and Rock
Hill buggies; harness, etc. Get our
prices before YOU buy. We can save
YOU money. Special prices on Rock
Hill buggics for the next sixty days.
Dickson and Mathcson, Westminster,
). {. adv.-tf.