Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-02-18
We want cane seed. See n

We want cane seed. See us be-
fore you sell. Z. w. & j. E. Bauk-
night, Walhalla. adv.
}. f. stephens and family OF
Bolton. have moved to this section,
Mr.. stephens having purchased land
from David +. Nicholson, near the
SuttlCs mill. above town, where he
will engage i'm farming. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stcrhcus and family are most cor
daily welcomed TO our midst.
j. d. Jones. OF Madison. was a
visitor Yesterday in Walhalla, where
he has numerous friends. Mr.. Jones
is a popular railroad man and tele-
granh operator. besides being one of
the most successful fox hunters in
the Southern States. keeping ALWAYS
Il pack Of the best fox hounds to be
found anywhere.
-You'n never find broken or
loose hub band on Studebaker
wagon. That's why the buyers of
Studebaker wagons and vehicles are
always pleased customers of the mer-
chant who sells this make. Read G..
w. Pitchford's advertisement on this
page, then call and examine his line
Of Studebaker wagons and other
things.
C w Rouknipht renrovo,,iro G,
the firm of C. w. & J. f.. Bauknight,
is again in the Western markets look
ing for good stock. Mr.. Bauknight is
spending several days in Kansas City
and Springfield, Mo-, and will return
the latter part Of this week with a
fine lot of stock to offer to the farm
ers and other users Of horses and
mules in Oconee.
w. A. Peehuff has bought the
stock Of merchandise of las q Mini
key, in West Union. and is goinp to
sell the same at close nricos In nrdo,
to save moving the goods. The sale
VIII begin at the Mulkey stand in
west Union on March ID and last for
one th Weeki nee advertisement for fur
''e' pa ''c"iars'
On Wednesday OF last week the
municipal election for officers of the
town of West Union was held, result
ing in the election Of Frederick Bic
mann as intendant. with the follow
ing wardens: James Phinney, Claude
W. Reid, c. r. ID. Burns and Eugene
+. Hutchinson. There were only 10
votes cast, these being unanimous for
the officers chosen. E. p. Hutchison
mas been chosen as clerk and treasu-
rer for the town.
The Hayne Circle met on Fri
day, February 9Th, with Miss Ger
trude Smith. The following program
was rendered: The Restoration of
Mona Lisa" Miss Strother; chapter
from THE Errant Fools" Mrs. Rog-
ers; vocal solo, Might and Day"
Miss Irene Strother; "A Hand on
the Shoulder" (poem), Mrs. Sloan.
After the club adjourned a delightful
salad course was served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. l.. VI.
Brown.
See our 81 and ST. 80 sbirts for
spring; just opened. c.. w. & ]. f.
Bauknight, Walhalla. adv.
At a CONGREGATIONAL maeRino or
St. Johns Episcopal church. Waihal-
"a, last Sunday, a call was extended
TO Rev. Mr. Marshall, of Clemson Coi-
lege, for services in the evenings on
the first and third Sundays of each
month. 1t is probable that Rev. lIr.
Marshall will conduct his first scr
wee mere on Sunday evening, MI5k
lst, II nothing unforeseen prevents his
assuming his new work at that time
Lay services will be continued at st.
John on alternate Sunday mornings
as at present.
Married, on Sunday. February
1st, 1914. at the home OF the bride s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Deal
near Walhalla, Miss Rubie Deal and
T. S. Crumpton, the ceremony bein o