Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-01-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

cry Circle her home on Main
stree; yes :, day.
--Fol t1le-Hard brick. See w.
John Schroeder, Walhalla. ad.
The Cash Grocery Co., Of Wal
haila, have an announcement in this
issue. Read their statement con-
cerning the hams they sell and call on
them.
Three packages raisins or cur
rants foc 25c. at Carter & Co.'S. ad.
There will be a meeting Of the
Civic League at the home Of Mrs.
James NJ. Moss next Friday, January
17th, at $50 p. m. All members are
urged to attend promptly.
For special made-to-order
clothing proposition see Moss &
Ansel's announcement on the fourth
page this week. They handle moth
ing but the best, and guarantee a fit.
Moss & Ansel will show tie
Ridgely-Walker line of spring al
summer clothing at their store Oh
next Friday and Saturday, January
eth and 18th. You will miss it If
YOU don't call and inspect this line.
Read the advertisement of Low
ry e Holloway, of Seneca, which will
be found on the firth page this week.
They are making special l3-day Of
fer, the special sale to begin next
Saturday, January 18TH, at 9 o'clock
a. m. Read their announcement ahd
be sure to be on hand at the opening.
Fresh shipment lemons, grapes,
cOcoanutS and CranbcrricS at Carter
& Co.'S. adv.
S. II. Snead, who has for many
years resided near West Union, has
changed his place OF residence, hay
ing moved to the Old Randolph place
on Walhalla Rural Route No. 2. Mr..
Snead purchased this place several
years ago, but has been renting it out
until the beginning OF this year, when
he decided to make his home there.
-AuCtiOn-At my home, near
Bounty Land, on Friday, January II,
at | O'Clock a. m., | will sell, to the
highest bidder, 2 wagons, / horse, |
milch COW, and farming Implements
Mrs. J. B. Pickett. adv.-2-3
Dickson & Matheson, Of West
minister, have inaugurated special
sale, which will begin January goth
and close February Goth. They have
some special features that will inter
est everybody concerned in the use
of buggies, wagons, harness, etc.
They are going to give away $50 in
gold. Read and call on them. Their
advertisement will be found on this
page.
-Strayed-Black hound bitch;
yellow dot over each eye. Reward by
Jim Jones, Madison, S. G. adv.-2
We have just received hand
some Christmas greeting from the
far-off Philippine TslanGs. This
comes to us from our i,COd friend,
Capt. j. Terrell Knox, Of the Philip
pine conStabulary, who now ranks as
lieutenant. The greeting was mailed
from Samar, p. l., November Sth,
1912, and reached us on January II,
1913. 1t is pleasure indeed to be
remembered by friends SO far dist
ant.
For Sale--Several farms; so to
200 acres. Cash or easy terms. Call
on or write Jas. II. Darby, Seneca
Oll MILL Seneca, ). &. adv.
R. l.. Boggs, OF New Hope, one
OF OcOnces progressive farmers, and
one who is ever on the lookout for
the good things in agriculture, and
who, therefore, notes many peculiari-
ties, brought to The Courier office
last week stalk Of corn taken from
his field, the like Of which he says he
has seen but once before in his long
agricultural experience. The stalk
has 10 joints, and from each joint
two blades of fodder grew. There
We're also two matured ears of corn,
and two ear shoots" which matured
no grain. The joints are about five
inches apart and the stalk presents
most peculiar appearance.
CT
engine international Harvester) =,
and corn mill complete; good loca-
tion; plant complete, with good will
to purchaser. Apply to S. X. Dendy,
Walhaila. 1-3-adv.
Rev. j. p. Inabnit preached his
first sermon at the Walhalla Metho-
dist church last Sunday morning at
the usual hour and was heard by a
good congregation. Rev. Mr.. Inabnit
and family will, for the present at
least, reside at Seneca, the parson-
age here having been sold, and it will
be some time before a new one can
be built. Services will be held at the
Walhalla church next Sunday morn
ing and Immediately after the SER
vices a conference will be held, at
which matters pertaining to the ap-
pointments for the charge will be
taken up and definitely settled. All
members of the congregation are
urged to attend, and the public is
given most cordial invitation.
Pleasant and profitable employ
ment for women, girls and boys APP
ply to Hetrick Hosiery Mills, Wal
halla, ). Z. t. f.-adv.
The Paul Hayne Circle held its
first meeting OF the new year with
Miss Daisy Strong on Jonuarv 7tb