Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-11-05
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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Give us your subscription and
renewal to Ladies' Home Journal and
Post. G. A. Norman, Agent. adv.
Col. }. E. Boggs, of Anderson, Is
among the visiting attorneys attend
ing Court this week. He is being
warmly greeted by his hosts Of Wal
halla and Oconee friends.
Rev. J. b. Umberger. of the Lu-
theran church. will preach at Ebe-
nezer next Sunday afternoon at $50
o'clock. The public is cordially in
vited to attend and take part in the
service.
Parties to whom we owe cotton
seed hulls will please come and get
them in November, before they are
exhausted. Strother e Phinncy. ad.
Master Robert Kay, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Kay, is quite i'll with
fever. His condition this morning,
however, is better, and we hope that
he may soon be out among his friends
again.
-WaihaIla friends OF Miss Lois
McCarcy have been delighted at the
favorable reports from her during
the past week. Miss McCarCy is
greatly improved. her condition Civ
ing rise to hope for her early restora-
tion to health.
-Lost-G -Gold-mountcd amethyst
brooch. Monday night about 9
O'Clock. while walking from the home
of -. \. Smith TO my home on Fac
ulty Hin, on the south side Of Main
street. Finder please return and re-
ccivc reward. Mrs. w. +. llctrick
Walhalla. adv.
A recruiting officer. represent
ing the army branch OF the general
government. has been in and around
Waihalla for the past week endcav-
OrinE to secure recruits. Up to the
present, however. no enlistment ap-
plCationS have been secured.
AL members OF Oconee Conclayc.
improved Order Heptasophs. are
urged to attend the regular meeting
tomorrow lThursday) evening at
o'clock. Business Of importance will
be up for consideration, and every
member is urged to be present.
Loans on farm lands in Ander-
son, Oconee and Pickens counties.
Terms easy. Address II. 7. Jaynes,
Walhalla, S. G.. ady.-42-45
j. II. Carter, of Malvern. Ark
surprised his friends in Walhalla
yesterday by mixing and mnglng
with them unexpectedly. Mr. Garter
is a native Of Westminster, being a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Carter, but
has recently adopted Arkansas as his
home, and is delighted with his new
home.
Master Robert Rogers last Fri
day received quite an ugly cut on his
right foot, by reason Of which he has
been confined to the home since. He
had just had an axe sharpened and
was carrying it home, swinging it as
he went, and by some means the
blade struck his right foot at the
heel, cutting through the shoe and
also inflicting quite Il wound on his
foot
Beautiful hand-painted china
hand-carved India brass, bronze
bamboo baskets, cut glass and silver
at Norman's drug store. adv.
The Walhalla Graded Schools
have closed down for "A week to per
NIT OF repairs to the furnace. Early
last week one Of the boilers cracked
and since that time the school ha'
been conducted in cold rooms, and it
was not deemed wise to continue
longer Ulder these conditions. 1t is
hoped that the repairs can be made
in time to start the school again next
Monday morning.
-Tugaloo Tribune: III. G.. Dress
er has resigned the position of sup
printendcnt Of the OCOnee Mills in
order to devote more Of his time to
other mills in South Carolina and
Georgia. His headquarters will be
in Atlanta. J. l.. Dorm, who has
been connected with the mill here
for the past ten years or more as
ovcrseer of carding and spinning, has
been elected upcrintendent. Mr..
Dresser has been superintendent Of
the Oconee Mills for five years and
his many friends regret to learn that
he has severed his connection"
Pleasant and profitable employ
ment for women, girls and boys. Ap-
ply to HetriCk Hosiery Mills, Wal
halla, S. G.. t. f.-ady.
Another Improvement in the To-
cal mail service HIS been announced
by Postmaster y. l.. FAINT. Since last
Monday the afternoon collection of
mail from street bxocs has been
moved mp slightly in order to get the
mail for route no. 20.23i (Walhalla
to Seneca started from the Walhal-
Ia Office at i.3O p. NJ. instead OF )
o'clock as heretofore. BY this ar
rangemCnt the mail reaches Seneca
IN tim" TO meet Southern train no.
80, thus being dispatched several
hours earlier than in the past. Mail
should be deposited in the street
boxes by I O'Clock. Mail is not col
i"cted from the street boxes on Sun
days.
We are opening and displaying
the most select assortment of pretty
wedding gifts at very attractive
prices. Norman's drug store. ad.
Two tracts Of land were sold bv
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