Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-12-03

sausage casing bOc. per pOund
at c. w. & J. E. Bauknight's. adv.
Miss Willie Ray Robinson, Of
Anderson, visited at the home Of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. y. l..
Fant, the past week.
Mrs. II. II. Legare returned
home last Wednesday, after having
spent several months visiting her
sisters in this State and North Caro-
lima.
Miss Helen Fant, of Anderson.
spent Thanksgiving in Walhalla with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. \. L. Fant.
Miss fielen's many friends were de-
lighted to see her again.
Mrs. John Paterson and daugh-
ter, Of Philadelphia, arrived in Wal
halla last week and are spending
some time at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. f. Hetrick. Mrs. and Miss
Paterson have numerous friends
here, they having previously visited
at the Hetrick home.
Full assortment of the famous
Hawkes. eyeglasses at Bells drug
store, Walhalla. These glasses are
known the world over. If your eyes
need help, call and see us. adv.
MIR. and Mrs. w. C. Hughs left
Monday for a brief stay in other sec
tions of the State. Mr. Hughs will
be engaged for several days profess
sionally at different points, and dur
ing this time Mrs. Hughs will visit
her sister, Mrs. Sidney Adams, and
family at Rock Hill.
The play given last Wednesday
night at PitChfOrd'S Hal was one of
the finest ever Witnessed here, not
excepting any given by travelling
troupes. The ladies in charge of it
are due the highest praise for the
manner in which it was presented
The young ladies and gentlemen w no
composed the cast could not have
performed better. Each part seemed
to be made for the player and the
player for the part. The rendition
throughout was perfect.
We are requested to extend to
the people Of Walhalla, on behalf of
those who suffered loss in the fl ire
last Wednesday morning, sincere and
grateful thanks to all who so will
ingly and untiringly gave their SER
vices in efforts to save the property
The evidences of kindly interest and
than words can express. Charles F.
iIetrick also requests US to extend
thanks to those who assisted at his
home, which was threatened also
with destruction
Lowry e Holloway, Seneca, an
nounce big bargain sale for the en- I'd
Of the season, this sale to begin on
next Saturday, December 9th, and
will continue to and including We'd
nesday, the oath. The trading pub
lie Of OcOnee is too familiar with
what special Offering by Lowry &
Holloway means to need more than
the mention Of the fact of a special
sale. There will be bargains in cloth
ing and shoes and other things that
cannot be had elsewhere. Read their
on the fifth page and
give them call. Get it while you
need it,"
We are requested to remind the
public OF the appearance. at Pitch
ford's Hall next Friday night of the
Clemson Glee Club. This is an ag-
gregation of young musicians Of
merit, and their entertainment will
be OF more than ordinary interest to
music lovers. The Glee Club comes
to Walhalla under the auspices of the
local Civic League, which will share
in the proceeds Of the evening. Make
your arrangements to be at Pitch
ford's Hall next Friday night and en-
JOY this entertainment. Popular
prices--Z5 and ) cents-will pre-
vail. Don't miss this opportunity to
hear good music. The Glee Club
is composed Of sixteen young men Of
Clemson College.
Special! Carter & Co.'S Change
Of Business Sale: Saturday, ~ M.
kerosene oil 10 cents gallon. Give
gallon lmitD adv.
Quite a number of changes in
residences have been made in Wal
halla, or will be made in the near
future. BY reason Of the fire last
Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Jaynes are now occupying rooms in
the residence OF Mr.. and Miss Kauf-
mann; Dr.. and Mrs. G.. c.. Probst
and family are at the home Of Mrs.
Il. l.. Rogers temporarily, and p. l..
Steck and daughter, Miss Pauline,
are at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
A. Steck. Other changes that we
understand will be made soon are the
>'i' "t VI WI anu hi D. H. IL, f1uBnS
to the VanDiviere cottage on Col
lege street, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Pitchford to the Fahnestock cottage
to be vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Hughs.
and family by the name Of Brown,
it is stated, will move at once into
the house on Tugaloo street to be
vacated by the Pitchfords Resi-
dences are scarce in Walhalla. A
dozen medium-sized cottages could
be rented before completed If par
ties could be prevailed upon to build
for the purpose OF renting.