Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-10-28
Miss Calanthe Davis has return

Miss Calanthe Davis has return
ed TO her home in DuranO, Okla, af-
ter several weeks spent among rela-
tivcs and friends in Walhalla, Pickcns
and other points in this State.
Mrs. f. l.. Garvin and sister,
Mrs. J. II. Gaines, after a pleasant
visit at the home of DR.. and Mrs j..
J. Thodc. returned to their home at
Central Saturday.
The special services at the Wal
haila Baptist church closed last
Thursday night. There were a num-
Der who Joined the church as result
Of the meetings, and on Sunday morn
ing the ordinance of baptism was ad-
ministercd to eight candidates at the
Baptist church. 1t is hoped that
much and lasting good has been ac-
complished.
Harry Smith, who spent several
weeks here very pleasantly at the
home of his brother-in-law and Sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Peters, re-
turned last week to his home in Phil
adelphia. Mr.. Smith made numerous
friends in Walhalla during his stay
who regret his departure. Mr.. Smith
=
and the South and our people. He
will be most cordially welcomed on a
return visit.
Rev. r. c. O'Dell, presiding ell
der of Anderson District, will preach
at the Walhalla Methodist church
next Sunday evening at 7.30 o3lock,
and will hold the fourth Quaaerly
conference Of the charge. Rev. 0Dell
is an excellent preacher, and H. is
hoped that large congregati(N Will
hear him. The public is cordially
invited, and all members CT the
church, and especially the officials,
are urged to attend.
Mrs. j. A. Steck was a cordial
hostess to the Hayne Circle October
10th. The following program was
ing, "United States Of Venezuela"
ing Caracas" Miss Strong; piano
solo, Mrs. Hcrndon. After adjourn
ment the Circle spent a delightful
social hour with the hostess. The
next meeting October 3OthD will be
held with Mrs. w. G. Hughs.
W. G.. Lyles left Monday for Ian
caster county, where he will resume
his work as principal Of Tabernacle
Graded School, situated in the coun-
try from the town of Lancaster. Mr..
Lyles has been in charge Of this
school for three years, and is greatly
interested in his work there. During
the past year large and commodi-
GUS school building has been erected
at Tabernacle and it is the purpose Of
the trustees to employ two assistants
to Mr.. LyleS. 1t is also intended to
extend the term to eight months. We
wish Mr.. Lyles much success in his
work during the present session.
The Courier this week sends out
ten pages in order to accommodate
advertisers and at the same time fur
niSh its readers the full amount of
news matter. We desire to call es-
pecial attention to the advertiser
ments this week. Keep an eve out
for them each week and patronize
The Courier advertisers. They are
the wide-awake merchants and bust
ness men Of the county and State, and
they may be depended upon at all
times. The new advertisers this
week are the Courtenay Manufacture
ing Company, of Newry, who have an
attractive announcement Of particular
interest to farmers-thc storing Of
cotton at a very low late; the Car
ter Cash Store, Walhalla, who are
giving great values in all lines during
their special sale; "The Bee Hive"
Of Seneca, who are giving special inv
ducements in clothing, shoes and
hats; the Meyers-ArnOld Company,
well known dry goods merchants
Of Grcenville, who are making splen-
did offers in all lines Of millinery,
dress goods, etc; the Westminster
Bank and the Walhalla Bank, both
Of which institutions are at all times
ready to meet the demands Of busi-
ness in Oconee; also the "Boy Blue"
advertisement OF MatheSon Hard
ware Co., Westminster; Henne e.
Bicmann, contractors, who guarantee
all their work in cement; the Rich
land Union Warehouse Company. who
are ready to store your cotton and in
sure 1t; the six best banks in Oco-
nee, which present to the pubIic
the statements Of their condition at
the close OF business on October 21st:
G. w. q j. f.. Bauknight, who are
ready to serve you with the cele-
brated Buster Brown hose. These
and other advertisements will
be found to be Of great interest to
the pubic. When you answer an ad-
vertiscmcnt or make purchase as a
result OF 1t, tell your dealer that you
saw 1t in The Courier. when Won
see II in The Courier it's So"