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

Mrs. j. I. Kay, OF Bolton, Is Wis
iting relatives and friends in Wal
halla for few days.
Special. At Carter e Co.'s
Change Of Business Sale, Thursday
at l.30-Granulatcd sugar %
"ounds for 81. Only 81 worth to a
customer. adv.
The Courier received last week
! very handsome and quite 'luscious"
Thanksgiving menus from our friend,
| w. Harry Cary, who is now station
! ed at the Charleston Navy Yard as
printer. We hear good deal OF
"hard tack" and slim rations from
! the Old soldiers who fit, blcd and
died" in the late war, but the iackics
now seem to be fed on the fat Of the
land. That is, if we may Judge by
! the THANKSGIVING bin Of fare as it has
| come to us.
| Free. Your Christmas Turkey,
| We are going to give away, absolute
ly free two fine, live, fat turkeys. to
two of the first fifty persons entering
| our store after the doors open at 10
| o'clock Thursday morning, December
| 4th. We will give the first 80 per-
sons to enter coupon and a dupli-
cate will be placed in a box. The
| first two numbers drawn will receive
a turkey each. Remember, you don't
have to spend penny to enter the
contest-just be on hand when the
doors open. Carter & Co.'S Change
Of Business Sale. adv.
| Miss EStelle Badger, Of Greer
was the pretty guest Of honor at an
| Interesting hearts dice party given
| by Miss Julia Maxwell last s.. urday
afternoon. After a number Of ~Ecit-
ing games were played Miss Grace
Beard proved to be the luckieSt
player and was given lovely hand
embroidered handk erchief, while
| Miss Bessie Earle received the BOBBY,
a sewing bag. The fair honoree was
presented with a handmade hand
kerchief. A sweet course, with
mints, was served by Miss Maxwell
and her sister, Mrs. Humphries.
] Those invited were Misses Grace
Beard, Idah Pitchford, Florence Hct-
rick, M"ta Norman, Bessie Earle, Ia
bitha StrlDiing, Irene White. Pauline
Steck, Myrtle and Ruth Brown, Myra
FAINT and Willie Ray Robinson, of An
dcrSOn.
Attention is directed to the ad-
vertisement of Campbell Courtenay,
which appears this week on the sec
ond page of The Courier Mr.. Courte-
nay is Offering thirteen valuable
tracts Of land for sale. These tracts
| have been cut from large holdings
| into convenient sized farms, and are
| being offered to the public at attract
| i've prices and on terms that cannot
! rail- to attract attention from those
| VINO wish to secure home and farm
! on such terms as will Gamble any man
| OF energy to own his own land, and
! have it paid for within a compare
! lively short time. Read this adver-
tisement and consider the PROPOSE
| tions as given. These tracts lie we'll
in splendid section Of Oconee, con-
! venient to the two towns Of Newry
| and Seneca. Write Mr.. Courtenay if
you cannot go TO him in person.
One car load genuine Geo. e.
| Nissen wagons, the best wagon on
! the market, (accept no substitute for
! the Geo. r.. NisSen, Chase City and
! Hickory one-hOrse wagons, Norman,
! Rock Hill and Brown buggies. No
better high grade buggies to be had
at any price than the Norman. All
styles harness built from the best
leather; team harness, brides, col
lars, lines, robes, etc. All kinds
piece harness. Three sizes Imperial
turn plows, three sizes Imperial hill
side plows, Imperial subsoil plows,
Imperial shares, moIds, slides, ham
dies, posts, etc. Two sizes of Chat
tanOOga disc plOws with full line of
repairs for same. See our line be-
fore you buy. Our prices are right.
We appreciate your patronage and
will be glad to show you through our
stock. Only the best Of everything
in buggies, and wagons especially.
Repairs by parcels post. Dickson &
Matheson, Westminster. adv.
The marriage last Wednesday at
the Walhalla Methodist church Of
Miss Annie Crisp and Geo. f.. Rhodes
was largely attended, there having
been 200 invitations issued. The
ceremony was one Of unusual inter
est, the young couple being very pop
ular here. Rev. G. S. Blackburn. OF
the Baptist church, performed the
! ceremony, assisted by Dr.. n. f. Wal
ker, Of Cedar Springs Institute, who
| interpreted the service in the sign
! language, both the bride and groom
| being mutcs. DR.. Walker felt a pe-
| culiar degree Of interest in the young
couple, they having graduated from
the institution under his charge seve-
raj years ago. Immediately follow
| ing the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Rhodes left for a brief visit to the
| formers parents at Darlington. The
Courier joins with a host Of other
| friends of the young couple in wish
| ing for them long life Of haDDiness
and prosperity. Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes
will return to Walhalla this week TO
make their home.