Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-04-01
Oliver chilled plows and repairs
for sale by w. NJ. Brown. adv.
WALHALLA, S. G.

Tor sale by w. Nj. Brown. adv.
There are many friends OF Rev.
T. b. Epting who will be interested
to know that for some time his la
bors will be in field different from
that Of the past year or more After
to-day the home address of Mr.. Ep-
ting will be Jackson, Miss.
Millinery opening all this week
Pretty line at Norman's. adv.
The many friends Of C. l.. Reid
VIII regret to learn that he has not
been well for week or more. He is
reported about the same this morn
ing as for the past few days, though
he was considerably improved on
Sunday last. We trust that he may
soon be entirely we'll again.
For Sale-1OO bushels Cooke:
Improved cotton seed. Our own
raising. 81 per bushel. c. w. & J..
e. Bauknight, Walhalla. adv.
Don't miss our millinery OPEN
| ing. NOrman's Store. adv.
Louis E. Perry and little daugh-
ter, Miss Salinda, of Ashcville, ~ c..
spent a short while in Walhalla last
week visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. S. K. Dendy. Mr.. Perry has
nNrIerous friends here who are al
ways pleased to meet him. Mrs. f..
&. Roberts, of Chattanooga. Tenn.
is also among friends here and visit
| ing her sister, Mrs. Dendy. She will
leave this week for her home. to the
regret Of many friends here at her
old home.
Just received car OF fresh Port
land cement. w. NJ. Brown. adv.
The news of the death Of Samuel
T. Dickson, which occurred at his
home at Westminster last Sunday,
came as q source Of sorrow to many
friends in WalhGlla where he was
well and favOrably known. Mr.. Dick
son had recently been engaged on
the mail run on the Blue Ridge rail-
way but was forced to relinquish his
position owing to failing health
While he was located in Walhalla he
made many friends, and his death is
dep!ored by all who knew him. The
Courier joins with hosts Of other
friends in extending to the bereaved
ones deep sympathy in their sorrow.
Millinery and notions at saving
prices at Norman's. adv.
There are many friends in Wal
halla and OcOnee who will learn with
deep regret OF the death OF w. A.
Templeton, which occurred at his
home in Abbeville last Sunday. Mr..
Templeton was GS years of age. and
was well known all over South Caro-
lima. He was a Confederate veteran
and also prominent in Presbyterian
church circles and among the frater-
nal orders. For a number OF years
he engaged in mercantile business at
Abbevillc, but for some years past
mad Travelled as a salesman, making
friends wherever he went. Fun aral
services and intcrment were he'd
Monday last at Long Cane, in Able
Vile county.
Our millinery display is pretty.
Latest styles. Norman's. adv.
We are requested to call the at
tentiOn OF the public TO very un-
pleasant custom prevailing among
certain people who enter the ceme-
teries Of Walhalla and take from
graves flowers placed there by loving
hands in memory OF departed ones.
1t is also stated that growing shrub
berry and plants are denuded of their
blooms, detracting materially from
the appearance Of the cemeteries.
Whether this is the work OF older
persons who should know better, or
Of thoughtless children, we do not
know, but It Is 2 practice that should
be stopped at once, and it is to be
hoped that, wherever the fault lies,
some remedy will be applied. If it
Is the work Of thoughtless children.
parents could stop the practice by
timely talk to the little ones.
For buggies, wagons and har-
ness call on w. NJ. Brown. adv.