Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-09-03

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e. Bauknight. adv.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Platt, of
Aiken, after spending some time in
Walhalla among relatives, returned
home Monday morning.
The many friends Of JEFF d. Toll
lison, who lives near New Hope, will
be glad to know that he is GONZALES
cent, after having typhoid fever for
the past five weeks.
Mrs. r. Galloway spent last week
in Atlanta, where she visited the mil
linery openings in that city and Sc
leCted her fall and winter stock,
which is now arriving.
Pleasant and profitable employ
ment for women, girls and boys. APP
ply to Hetrick Hosiery Mills, Wal
halla, S. G. t. f.-adv.
| Miss Helen FAINT, of Anderson,
spent the weekend in Walhalla with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. l.. Fant.
Miss Fant was on her return from
trip to New York and other points
North.
Misses Nina and Minnie May
Ivester and Claude Miller and Chas.
White, of Walhalla, spent several
days in the Mountain Rest section
the past week visiting at the home
of Dewitt Pell and sister, Miss Hat
tie Pell.
Highest prices paid for green
and flint hides. See the other fellow
first and then come to me and we
will trade Want every hide in the
county. Miles l.. Phillips. adv.
Il. Sanford Dodd, of Buford, Ga,
is pending a few days in Walhalla
ith friends. Mr.. Dodd and family
It one time made their home here,
! md they have many friends here who
are pleased to know that they are
g ting along nicely in their Georgia
| home.
The many friends of Capt. w. G.
smith, Of Anderson, were pleased to
see him in Walhalla last week. He
was visiting his daughter, Mrs. ~
| l.. FAINT. Capt. Smith has not been
so very well for several months, but
his friends are pleased to note that
| he has so far improved as to be able
| to visit here.
The biggest variety and bar
gains in mems and boys pants at
Norman's store; just received. See
| them. adv
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| daughter, Miss Louise, spent some
time here last week among relatives
and friends, returning to Seneca the
latter part of the week, from which
place Mr.. Grove and Miss Louise
went to Strasburg, Va, to visit Mr..
Groves parents and other relatives.
Miss Louise will again enter the
school at Strasburg. Mrs. Grove will
return to-da" to Walhalla to spend a
while at the home of Capt and Mrs.
S. X. Dendy.
Samuel K. Neville, who has
been spending the sumner at the
Neville home in West Union, return
ed last Saturday to Ridge Spring,
where he is connected with the Ridge
Spring Oil Mill Company, Of which
George J. Strother is the head. This
is one Of the prominent oil mill
plants of the Aiken-ALgusta section
of the country, and it has already be-
gun active work on ginning COTTON
though the ginning season has by no
means fully opened.
See our S2inch gingham, colors
guaranteed, for school dresses. c.
w. & j. e. Bauknight. adv.
j. II. Keil, who lives near Wal
halla, sustained very painful injuries
last Monday evening when he fell
from the top of a large load of fod-
der to the ground. Just as Mr. Keil
had gotten to the top of the high
| frame Of his wagon one of his mules
gave a sudden start, throwing Mr.
| Keil to the ground, his body strik-
| ing in such manner as to render
breathing impossible for a moment
| Mr.. Keil was able to come to town
yesterday to consult physician, but
was feeling the effects of his fall
very much. He feared some internal
injury, but we trust that his fears
are unfounded.
"A delightful affair Of the past
week was the whist party last Thurs
day evening given by Miss Mamie
Harrison at her home on Faculty
Hill. The hall and parlor were pret-
tily decorated with ferns and cut
flowers, and on entering the guests
were served with refreshing punch
by Miss jamie Harrison. Many ex-
citing games were played, and music
furnished by Miss Carrie Darby Har-
rison was greatly enjoyed by all.
Those enjoying this happy occasion
were Misses Natilie Norman, Eloise
oIloLneI, MdIBle VdnlNVleTe, MeSSrS
Frank Harrison, Jr., John Law, Mack
Neville and Hayne Jones.
For Sale-Nice home and seve-
raj desirable residence lots in Sen
eca; small farm (well improved)
near Seneca, S. G. Stone building,
SOX1O0, two stories, (now used as a
carriage repository and sale stable)
and business lots, we'll located, in
Westminster, S. c.; two small farms
near Westminster. I desire to max,
a quick sale Of all this property. Il
| Interested in any mart Of II nInoc