Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-04-23
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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Rev. S. A. Tow will preach at
SmeltZer school house on the first
Sunday in May at $50 o'clock in the
afternoon.
The Westminster Bank this
week calls attention to Some import
ant matters Of personal finance. Read
their announcement on the first page.
Frank Brennecke, Of Columbia,
spent a short while here this and
last week visiting his mother, Mrs.
Fannie Brcnnecke, and among
friends.
Swat the Fly"-then read the
advertisement OF the Ballenger
Hardware and Furniture Co, OF SEN
eca, who have the proper things in
screen doors n windows. They
mea comfort and health.
Mrs. w. J. Beard, of Tamassee,
spent a short while in Walhalla the
latter part of last week, leaving Sat
urday afternoon for Inman, Spartan
burg county, where she will be for a
short while visiting at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Sitton.
Reduce the drudgery of spring
house cleaning by going to the Math-
cson Hardware Company, Westmin-
ster, and supplying yourself with the
proper things with which to do the
work. They haze them. See adver-
tisement on thJ seventh page this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry r. Ilughs
have purchased from Mrs. Ida H..
Darby the vacant lot on Mauldin
street, between TugaloO and Col
lege streets, and it is their intention
to erect a bungalow residence there
in the near future. This is an ideal
lot, having an abundance of shade
from large oaks. MIR and Mrs.
Hughs will be most cordially wei
coined by our people as residents in
the town proper.
i have a good bottom pasture,
now ready, for 20 or more head OF
cattle; plenty Of water and grass
from now until November 80; 81
per month each. Thos. G.. c. Fahne-
stock, Walhalla. 2O-adv.
w. r. Taber, travelling passen-
ger agent of the Southern Railway
in the territory OF Georgia and up
per South Carolina, was in Walhalla
for q short time Monday, looking al
ter matters of business for his road.
During his short stay he called on
w. M. Kay, proprietor Of the WAL
halla Hotel, to talk over matters
pertaining to the accommodation Of
the summer travel. Mr.. Kay, we I'M
derstand, will endeavor this year to
attract to Walhalla her share Of the
summer visitors.
Mrs. s. A. Lockwood and Mrs. j.
A. Steck were charming hostesses to
y delightful whist party on last Fri
day afternoon. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent in the enjoyment of
several progressive games. Mrs. j..
A. Ansel scored highest and received
first prize. Mrs. j. R. Hughes was
presented with the BOBBY. The color
scheme, green and white, was car
Tied~ out throughout the afternoon,
including The dainty refreshments,
consisting of ices and cakes, The
afternoon was a thoroughly enjoya-
bic n to all present.
Charles e. Jones, Esq, record
examiner of the Department of Agri-
culture Of the United States Govern
ment, is in Walhalla for some time.
He is engaged in examining titles to
the 1900 acres of land recently
purchased by the general govern-
ment for the purpose of adding to
the large government holdings for
the purposes Of forest preserves. Mr..
Jones is a resident OF Asheville, n.
G., and a member of the bar in that
city. He is making numerous
friends here, and his extensive legal
work will require his presence in
Walhalla for quite a while. We are
glad to have him in our midst.
Wanted-SiX head Of cattle to
pasture through summer, beginning
May LIST. Rate 81 per month each.
Pasture in corporate limits OF Wal
halla. w. c. Hughs, Agent. adv.-1S
BY special arrangement with
the Atlanta Journal, for a limited
time only, we are enabled to offer to
Il subscribers either new or renewal
subscriptions to The Keowee COu-
rier and Atlanta Semi-WeekIy Jour
nal-botn papers-one year for
$l.40. Remember, this rate applies
to both new or renewal subscriptions
10 either or both papers. Come in
and see us If you want to take ad-
vantage of this offer, or write us,
enclosing check or post office order.
If you write, be sure to give your
name and post office, written clearly,
and also state whether the Subscrip-
ton is a new One or renewal. This
is a great offer.
beginning Friday next, April 25,
Ruskin Anderson, OF Seneca, will
throw open his doors for another big
sale to make room for his fall stock.
Ills announcement appears on the
NTH page this week. Be sure to read
1t and give him a call. He has enum-
Grated a few Of the things on which
deep cuts in prices have been made,
put this announcement is but an in
dcX to the general reductions in all
departments for this sale. Call on
MIN and he will take pleasure in