Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-02-26

- =" . VA NOSoOIIt VI "SpbLliholOi ,
was q business visitor to Walhalla
yesterday. He paid The Courier a
pleasant call. W
R. M. Cheek has sold a half In
terest in his bottling works to Gro
yer Pell, and hereafter the firm name
will be Cheek & Pell.
DIR. and Mrs. B. f. Sloan are en-
t%ertaining a young gentleman at
arrived yesterday (Tuesday) morn
ing.
Farm to Rent-New 7-room
dwelling and one tenant house;
three-horse crop for cultivation. Half
mile from town. Mrs. S. H. Coe,
Richland, s. G. adv.-9-l2
Hon. G.. r. ID. Burns is in Pick
ems this week assisting the Clerk Of
Court Of hat county in attending to
matters in Court, which is now in
session there.
Paul p. Sullivan, cashier OF the
Westminster Bank, was among
friends in Walhalla for a short while
yesterday afternoon. He always
finds a warm welcome here.
Mrs. Sam Tollison left Tuesday
morning for Montgomery, Ala,
where she will spend a month with
her parents. We wish her a pleas
n visit to her old home.
For Sale-Good horse and
won; horse works anywhere; good
condition. Wade H. Campbell, Wal
halla. adv.
james Harrison, of Manning, Is
visiting at the home OF his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Harrison. Mr..
Harrison is superintendent of the
electric lighting plant of the thirty
ing little city Of Manning.
The firm Of Moody & Burton has
been dissolved, MIR. Moody p%urchas-
ing the interest of Mr.. Burton in the
stock of goods CARRIED by them. Mr..
Moody will continue the business at
the same stand, next door to Bank Of
Walhalla.
The many friends Of w. Thos.
Maxwell, who suffered severe burns
last Wednesday by eason Of being
suddenly seized in a fainting attack,
falling against a hot stove, will be
glad to know that he is able to be
up and about.
jeff Willbanks, who for about
two months has been on a visit to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrse Geo. w.
Willbanks, Of Belmont school dis
trict, and other relatives, returned to
Omaha, Neb., on Sunday last, to the
regret Of his many friends.
-Lost-February II, 1913, dark
gray overcoat, near Oakway or the
McDutie place; unlined; left pocket
out; slightly soiled. Finder please
return to G. w. Davis, Fair Play,
and get reward 9-adv.
The Westminster Bank, whose
advertisement appears on the first
page, has a very forceful talk this
week. There is something especially
for young men, though it is sound
advice and good doctrine for all.
Read and consider what this pro-
gressive bank advises.
John e. Bauknight, Of the firm
Of G. w. & j. E. Bauknight, left last
Sunday for New York, where he will
BE- for some days. Mr.. Bauknight
has the authority Of his firm to
search the Eastern markets thor
oughly and purchase the best stock
ever brought to this market. He
will return in a week Dr. tel days.
Paul Umberger, who recently re-
signed at Moss & Ansel's, has en-
tered upon his new work with the
United States Lock and Hardware
Company ct Columbia, Pa. Mr.. UNI
berger made numerous friends here
during his comparatively short stay
in Walhalla, and his departure from
Il midst is regretted by many, who
hope % hear of success attained by
him.
i will thresh cane seed at my
home near Walhalla on Thursday,
ATaCph d. on la. n- $3.50
tunity. John w. Oliver. 9*-adv.
Rev. NJ. f. Whitaker, Of Gran
bury, Texas, in renting for The
Courier, takes occasion to say: For
the last four years, in this part of
Texas, we have had about enough
rain for n crop, but you would be
surprised to know how we'll we can
do with so little. The past year be-
gan with very, little moisture in the
ground, but on the 18th Of June we
had a fair season. No more till the
5th Of August, then another fair
season, and that was about all for
the year; yet the State has made
the biggest crop ever and is in fairly
good shape. | won't tell you any
more for fear that o will not want
to come to this part Of Texas"
Rev. J. o. Burnett, pastor Of the
Walhalla Circuit, who has been con-
Quoting a protracted meeting at
Newry during the past week, was
with his family in West Union for a
short while Monday. NJ. Burnett re-
ports a splendid meeting at Newry,
with apparent good results not only
for the present, but for the future
as we'll. There were four additions
to the church Sunday night, and the
indications are that the remaining
days OF the meeting will be blessed