Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-03-04
II. e. Alexander sells Rock Hill
bnggies Walhalla. S. c.. adv RI

-. C' ALEXANDER Soils ROCK Hill
buggies. Walhalla, S. G. adv.-tf.
Rev. j. II. Clark will preach at
Mount Olive church on the third Sun
day in March at II O'Clock. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
For buggies, wagons and har-
ness call on w. NJ. Brown. adv.
There will be a congregational
meeting at the Walhalla Presbyterian
church Immediately after the morn
ing service next Sunday. The mem
bers are urged to attend, as the site
for the new church will be deter
mined G.. VI. Wilcox, Pastor.
-F. VI. Cary. Of Seneca, was
among his many friends in Walhala
for a short while Monday. Mr.. Cary
is still in business at Anderson, and
it will be some months yet before he
will wind up the seasons cotton busi-
ness there. lie is always welcome
visitor to Walhalla.
Some wonderful bargains in wool
and serge suits at NOrman's Dry
Goods Store. Mems and boys pants
in great variety. adv.
The MatheSon Hardware Com
pany, Of Westminster, call attention
this week to their large line Of hard
ware and builders materials of all
kinds, wire fencing, etc. Call on
them when YOU need anything i'm
their line. They have the goods and
are ready to serve all IN the best man
ner possible. See advertisement on
this page.
Toccoa Record, Feb. 27: "Rev.
Geo. NJ. Wilcox, of Walhalla, accom-
1t,Nl Ia L..
men OF that town, were in Toccoa
Monday looking over the Toccoa
church buildings. Rev. Wilcox is
pastor Of the Presbyterian church at
Walhalla, and his congregation is
about to begin the erection of a $1O,-
600 church building. They went
from here to ElbertCn to examine the
plans Of Rev. c. |. Stacy's model
church"
Just received car Of fresh Port
land cement. w. NJ. Brown. adv.
The Columbia Tailoring Com
pany's representative will be at the
store of Moss & Ansel Friday and
Saturday Of this week, and he will be
glad to attend to the wants of the
customers Of this popular firm.
Messrs. Moss e. Ansel have been
Company's goods for years, and they
are high class in every respect. Call
at their store Friday and Saturday of
this week and see for yourself. Their
announcement can be found on the
fifth page.
Died, at the home Of w. r. Da-
Wis, on the morning Of February 25,
Mrs. F. l.. Tate, of Elberton, Ga,
daughter of the late j. Overton
Lewis, of Pickens county. and wife
Of f.. A. Ttate. Two sons survive
hers. w. and Edward Tate, of FL
berton. The deceased was 70 years
Of age. Mrs. Tate was a sister of
f. A. Lewis, Of Walhalla. There are
many friends of the family here and
elsewhere who will join with us in
extending to the bereaved ones sin
cere sympathy in their sorrow
TO those who are disposed to
think that the recent cold snap put
the local thermometers ION the bum"
we would suggest that apparent as-
crepancies in the readings merely N-
dicate the marvellous possibilities bf
our "inimitable" climate. A varIa-
ton Of ten degrees on the same date,
at about the same hour, simply shows
in the way of temperature within the
corporate limits Of the town. Some
thermometers registered as low as 10
degrees above zero Monday morning,
while other varied between that point
and 90.
The incest line of nobby shoes at
Norman's store; also select line of
hosiery. adv.
The announcement of the mar
riage, last Thursday, February 26th,
Of Mrs. G.. ONO Townsend and Rob-
ert T. Keys, at Savannah, Ga, came
as pleasant surprise to many
'"i"ndS in Waihalla of the groom,
who is well and favorably known
here, he having spent his youth here
at the home Of his grandfather, Col.
Robert A. Thompson. The marriage
ceremony took place at the Independ-
ent Presbyterian church at Savannah.
Mr.. Keys is now located at Florence,
S. G. at which place the young cou-
pie will reside. We join with hosts
Of friends Of the groom in extending
congratulations, and to the happy
couple every good wish for happy
and and prosperous Journey through
life.
The March term Of Court for
Oconee : II convene here next Mon
day, the 9th. The Courier is doing
business at the same old stand, and
we will be glad to welcome all our
friends at the office during the ses-
sion OF Court. Come in ar' make
headquarters with us. W. alwoys
have a good, hot fire and plenty of
cool water If the fire isn't hot
enough for some Of those who hap
pen to owe us, let them come in any
way and We'll "heap Goals of fire on
their heads" till they feel it and shell
out the long green to square accounts,
and little in advance. Everybody
will be welcome, whether we owe
them or they owe us. If Won owe rs