Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-06-18
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Norman's adv.
Miss Mamie Ansel is spending
this week in Charleston and Column
bia among relatives and friends.
Miss Payne, Of Clemson College,
is spending this week visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Earle.
John Maxwell, of Anderson, is
spending this week in Walhalla Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. G. K. Maxwell,
and family
Pure wheat bran $1.25 per
sack. C. W. & J. e. Bauknight. ad.
MIR. and Mrs. w. ]. Holloway, of
Seneca, were visitors at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Werner, near Wal
halla, the past week.
&C. A. Norman and two children,
Miss Meta and Harry, spent the lat
ter part OF last week among friends
in Charleston.
Mr.. Hydrck, Of Spartanburg,
has been spending some time in Wal
halla visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo A. Harrison.
Big line toilet articles at Nor
mans drug store. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack NJ. Strother,
of Woodbury., Ga, accompanied by
their children, are visiting at the
homes Of Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Yer
ner, Of Walhalla, and Mrs. r. c..
Strother, of West Union.
Miss Lola Kaufman left Mon
day for Rock Hill, where she will at
tend the State Summer School for
Teachers, which is in session at Win
throp College, Miss Kaufmann's
alma mater.
Rev. and Mrs. n. G.. Ballenger
and children, of Pendleton, spent yes
terday and to-day in Walhalla as
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.. Hern-
don. They are on their way to points
in the mountains for their annual
vacation outing.
-Purina molasses feed, oats, corn
anh cotton seed meal at c. w. G J.
E. Bauknight's. ad.
Read J. & J. S. Carter's an
nouncement on the fifth page this
week. This firm is Offering great
bargains beginning tomorrow
CThursday) and continuing for ten
days. When in Westminster call at
Carter's and examine this stock and
get cut prices.
Miss Elsie Kaufman left last
Monday for Westminster, where she
has accepted a position as stenogra-
pher for the Westminster Oil and
Fertilizer Company. Miss Kauf-
mann has just completed a special
course at Winthrop College in short
hand, typewritng and bookkeeping
Prof. Lee OF Clemson College
will deliver an address at the Court
House tomorrow (Thursday) even
ing at $50 o'clock. Prof. Lee Is a
fine speaker, and all who hear him
will be we'll repaid for attending
The lecture will be free, and every
body is most cordially invited and
urged to attend
The 9-months- old child OF Mr
and Mrs. Erwin Neal, of the New
Hope section, died at their home las
Saturday morning. The remains
were laid to rest in the New Hope
cemetery on Sunday, after funera
services conducted by Rev. d. p.
Bearden. The bereaved parents and
other relatives have the sympathy OF
wide circle Of friends in their sor-
For the next 60 days we are GO
ing to sell all our goods at greatly
reduced prices: $3.50 wool Panama
skirts going at $3.50; ladies' under
skirts, shirt waists and children s
dresses all in proportion; also ladies'
white skirts; all our hats and trim
mings at your own price while they
last. Come before they are gone.
Mrs. w. NJ Brown & Co. adv.
This Is the dull" season Of the
year, when everything is supposed to
be at standStill and money scarce
But the state ements of the Oconee
banks as published this week and
last show that, deposited in the five
banks who pu blish their statements
in The Courer-The Bank of Wal
halla and Enterprise Bank, Walhal-
la; The Seneca Bank and Citizens
Bank, Seneca, and the Westminster
Bank-there is the neat sum Of
S771 1887. Three-fourths Of a
million dollars for Oconee in the dull
season isn't bad, not by a whole lot
The capital Of the five banks totals
$220,4O0. Deposit your money with
one Of these bauks-aLy one Of them
as sound as the soundest dollar that
your Uncle Sam ever made.
Mrs. c. w. Bauknight was hos
tess to the Paul Hayne Circle on
Tuesday aftern oon, June 10th. The
program for the afternoon was es-
pecially interes ting. After the regu-
lar program had been completed the
guests were invited to test their
knowledge OF 'bugology." The con-
test caused good deal OF merriment,
and at the end it was found that
quite number of the ladies had
given this particular science consid-
cradle study, as several Of them had
succeeded in answering every ques-
ton. The first prize was awarded
Mrs. j. II. Darby and the second prize
to Miss Smith. After the contest the
guests were invited into the dining
room, where they partook of a de-
ilghtful salad course.