Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-09-23
II. e. Alexander sells Rock Hill

buggies. Walhalla, S. G. adv.-tf.
w. b. Price, of Martin, Ga,
spent some time in and around Wal
halla last week looking after some
tracts of land, from which he hopes
soon to make a selection for a home.
He wants to move to Oconee to en-
gage in corn raising on an extensive
scale. He returned to Martin Fri
DAY, but hopes to be able to return
to this section at an early date. He
Will be most cordially welcomed to
our section.
Robert A. Erwin, of Atlanta,
spent a short while in Walhalla last
week among friends. He was accom-
panied by his nephew, Master Marion
Erwin Williams. Mr.. Erwin came
over to visit his step-mother, Mrs.
w. f. Erwin, who, however, had
moved to her old home at Fayette-
Vile, n. c., and Mr.. Erwin was
greatly disappointed. Mr.. Ervin's
disappointment was due to his mis-
understanding the date set for Mrs.
Ervin's departure.
-Short-Horn Durham milk COW
for sale; weight about 900 pounds.
I. N. Carter, Westminster,-Adv.t.f.
Misses Katie and Hannah NJ.
Harrison complimented Miss Mamie
Harrison, d bride-elect of October,
with progressive whist party on
Tuesday evening, September Is. Af-
ter several interesting games it was
found that Miss Irene Strother had
won the greatest number of games
among the ladies and Earle Beard the
greatest among the gentlemen. Miss
Katie Harrison presented dainty
jewel box to Miss Strother and a sill
yer paper knife to Mr.. Beard. Miss
Mamie Harrison received a hand
painted tea pot and Hayne Jones a
silver pen knife. A delicious salad
course with hot chocolate was served
by the hoStesses, assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. James Harrison. Those enjoy
ing this delightful occasion were:
Misses Mamie and jamie Harrison,
Julia Maxwell, Natalie Norman, An
ma Darby, ElOise and Irene Strother,
jamie Neville and Mary Ansel;
Messrs. Hayne Jones, Mack Neville,
James Neville, Earle Beard, Mason
Seaborn, Jack Werner, Norton Strib-
ling and Monroe Mcdonald.
Ten Cents for Cotton.-Until
further notice I will pay 10 cents for
cotton on all guano and lien notes
and old accounts. T. N. Carter,
Westminster, S. C.-Adv. t. f.
Miss Natalie Norman was at
| home to a number of friends We'd
| nesday afternoon Of last week in
| honor of the October bride-elect.
Miss Mamie Harrison. Miss Nor
man, who was assisted in receiving
by her mother, Mrs. G. A. Norman,
| invited her guests into the spacious
| reception rooms, where tables had
been arranged for progressive hearts.
The hostess passed crimson heart
shaped score cards, by which part
ners were found at the tables marked
with heart labels. Mints in pretty
| hand-painted trays were enjoyed
during the lively games. Mrs. Jas.
H. Darby, although married, was
found to have captured the most
hearts, and was presented with a
handsome nippon bowl. Miss Eloise
Strother won the BOBBY in this game
of inanimate hearts. The guest Of
honor, gowned in a beautiful violet
crepe, was given a hand-painted jewel
case. The color scheme, red and
white,' was we'll carried out in re-
freshing heart-shaped cake and
cream. The guests were then invited
into an adjoining room, where the
brides cake, on pretty decorated
table, was cut for the various en-
blems. Three dainty misses, Carrie
Darby Harrison,' Mildred Moore and
Meta Norman, wearing white and
red dispensed wine. Miss Irene
Strother was then requested by the
hostess to toast the bride, which she
did in her usual genial manner, all
the guests drinking to Miss Harri-
sons health. During all this merr
ment the guests reluctantly departed,
assuring their hostess of delightful
| afternoon.
Appler Seed Oats for SaIe-$1 per
bushel. Guaranteed free from John
| son grass and wild onions. Apply at
Courier Office.