Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-10-01
Jack Werner left last Monday

is spending week or ten days in
Walhalla visiting at the home of Mrs.
G.. G. Strong. Her many friends are
pleased to meet her again. During
Mrs. MCCalir's visit Miss Daisy
| Strong is taking pleasure trip
among friends in other parts OF the
| State.
Read the new advertisements Of
! the MathpsOn Hardware Co. and f.
| II. Shirley. dealer in real estate.
| Westminster; w. S. Hunter and the
| Seneca implement Co., Seneca; G.
w. Pitchford and the Cash Grocery
| Co., Walhalla. Keep an eye on the
advertising columns OF The Courier.
The live merchants Of the county are
represented there each week.
WIN. Hetrick, Ir., has, at the
request of number Of the employees
of the Hetrick Hosiery Mills, con-
sented to teach night school at the
mill school house for the benefit Of
those operatives who wish to improve
themselves in this manner. There
are now % enrolled in the night
school, which is taught two nights
each wcek-Mondays and Thursdays.
Southwest Georgia Farms-I
have several farms for sale on easy
terms. Can furnish each buyer the
number of acres desired. Lands near
Plains are very fine; all things con-
Sidercd, the price is reasonable
Lands in Terrell county extra good;
price SIS to $50 per acre, governed
by improvements. | own these lands;
You deal with me. Write or call on
i. Nj. IOwCrY, Plains, Ga. ad.-tf.
w. S. Fraser. who has spent the
r,f ~
his daughter, Mrs. Garvin. where
they conducted summer boarding
house, is in Walhalla for a short
while. and is being greeted by his
many friends. Mr.. Fraser came over
to visit his daughter. Mrs. j. Dulic
Todd, who has been quite i'll. suffer-
ing from plCurisy for more than
month. and We are glad to note that
there is a marked Improvement in
her condition. 1t is hoped that she
will again be able to be out soon.
In the death OF Mrs. Milton
Nicholson, Of the Whitewater section
OF OcOnec, our county has lost one Of
her most cstimable and aged ladies'
The Courier, joining with a host Of
other friends over the county. eX-
tends sincere sympathy to the be-
reared ones, especially to the aged
| husband. There are hundreds Of our
people who have in times past shared
the hospitality Of the Nicholson
/ home, and to each Of these the news
of the death of this good woman will
bring a personal grief.
One full carload Mccormick
| mowers, rakes, implements. etc; Nc
| Cormick repairs; Nissen and White
! Hickory wagons; Norman and Rock
| Hill. hN 81 pipS- a of
! prices before you buy. We can save
you money. Special prices on Rock
! Hill buggies for the next sixty days.
Dickson and Matheson, Westminster,
S. G.. adv.-tf.
Col. NJ. T.. Thornton, of Hickor
n. c., is spending a few days in WAL
halla with his friend and business
associate, !. |. Linler. MeSsrS Thorn
ton and Linler are going over plans
and details Of the proposed electric
| light and power development which
! they intend to make in the near ru-
! ture. Mr.. Thornton is gentleman
Of pleasing address and has made a
number OF friends im Walhalla during
| the few days he has been among our
! people. The business undertaking
that these gentlemen are contemplate
/ ing will meet with hearty support
! ''''i 'iIN l'N'l'lt VI w tlIl'Ild ana ' /
| cinity.
We are requested by Postmaster
y. l.. FAINT to give notice to the pub
lie that. by reason of a recent order
Of the post office department, he is
now required to classify and weigh
separately all mail passing through
! his office. For the present and for
some time to come he will be re-
quired to classify parcel post matter
and the first, second, third and fourth
class matter, weighing each separate
lN and keeping record of same
Patrons Of the Office are, therefore,
requested to bear patiently with any
seeming delay in the distribution Of
the mails, especially in the mornings.
The work will be done Just as expe-
ditiouSly as possible, but it will re-
quire some considerable time.
y. c. Bischoff returned to Jack
sonville Monday, after spending his
vacation pleasantly with his family
in Midway. Mr.. Bischoff is the pop
ular general travelling agent for the
Clyde Steamship Co.. his territory
covering the st. Johns river and the
coast Of Florida. Oconee friends Of
Martin II. Bischoff, who is pleasantly
remembered here, will be interested
to know that he has joined the cleri-
cal forces in the city Of Jacksonville,
having recently resigned his position
with the Clyde Line on account Of
long hours and failing health. He is
now in the Auditors department for
Duval county. The McSsrs. Bischoff
hope to see Walhalla well represent
ed in Jacksonville at the next reunion
Of Confederate veterans, which meets
there in May, 1914.
Married, on Friday, September
26th, at 40S Columbus street, Mont
gomery, Ala, by Rev. G.. f. Moore,
pastor Of the First Methodist church,