Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-08-05
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Miss Angie Tricks is spending
two weeks in Columbia visiting her
sister, Mrs Fritz Richie.
Mrs. Dresden A. Smith spent the
week end at Sandy Springs with rela-
tives. She was accompanied by her
children.
w. NJ. Brown is selling buggieS,
wagons and harness cheaper than
any body. See advertisement for
prices.-Adv.
DIR. John G. Law spent the week
end at Augusta, Ga, where he ocCu-
pied the pulpit in one of the PreSby-
terian churches in that city Sunday.
Tho employees OF the Walhalla
Cotton Mills are enjoying their an
nual rest. the mills having closed
last Saturday for one week.
Miss Grace Beard. after spend
ing some weeks with her sisters, Mrs.
J. NJ. Sitton and Miss Helen Beard,
of Spartanburg, returned to Walhalla
last Monday evening.
We can save you money on
building material-roofings, metal
shingles, sash and doors, lime and
cement. Matheson Hardware Co.,
Westminster, S. C.-Adv. 81
Mrs. Bertha Drew and son, Of
Columbia, are spending some time
here visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. f. r.
Lucas. They are stopping at the
home of Mrs. G. w. Eaton.
See John Lays ad.-valuable
land for sale-in this issue of The
Courier. You will find many things
to interest you by keeping an eye on
the one-cent-a-word column.
The public is notified that there
will be a picnic at High Falls on Au-
gust 22d. The public generally is
urged to attend and enjoy the day
with the citizens Of that section.
Rev. j. B. TIMBER cer, Of st.
Johns Lutheran church, will preach
at the union services next Sunday
night at the Baptist church. The
public IS cordially invited to attend.
Seeds for fall planting--rye. APP
pier oats, wheat, vetch, rape, Grim
son clover, and white blooming crim-
son clover. c. w. e J. E. Bauk-
night, Walhalla. ADV.
stephen NJ. Davis, Of Nincty-SiX.
spent the weekend near West Union,
visiting his brother, II. S. Davis, and
family. This was the first time that
the brothers had met in about 2i
years.
Prank and Louis Harrison. after
spending Il week here with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. Harri-
son, returned to their respective
homes at Charleston and Grecnvillc
Monday.
-Elias Earle. f. c. Asbin. w. c.
King and r. II. Price, Of Townville,
We're among friends in Walhalla last
Thursday. Mr.. Earle has entered the
lists as a candidate for the House of
Representatives
One car (60,000) tin cans, with
solder hemmed caps, wire solder, SOL
dering fiuX, Gaping steels, etc. Math-
eson Hardware Co., Westminster. S.
C.--Adv. 81
M. NJ. Mcllugh, Of the Keowee
section OF Oconee, was in Walhalla
Tor short while yesterday afternoon
in company with his SOn-in-iaW, Mat
thew Davis, OF the Seneca section.
Although Mr.. Mcflugh lives but
comparatively few miles from Wal
halla this was his first visit here in
l6 years, and he met with numerous
old friends during his short stay. He
is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis for short while.
I'll. b. Gilbert. Of Westminster,
was II Walhalla last week making
arran} emcntS for the opening Of a
moving picture show. Mr.. Gilbert
rented the DR.. Collins stand, next to
w. NJ. Browns concrete store, on
Main street, and the building has
been orcrhaulcd to suit the Convcn-
fence Of patrons Of the show. Mr.
Gilbert has the reputation OF putting
on some Of the best moving picture
attractions ObtainablC, and he will
doubtless receive liberal patronage.
lie expects to have his show ready for
presentation by the 9Th tomorrow
-GalvaniZcd roofing, lime, cement.
windows and doors. Get our prices
and save. Mathcson Hardware Co.,
Westminster. S. C.-Adv. 81
County superintendent of Edu-
cation I. A. Smith requests us to
give notice that he will be absent
from his Office the balance OF this
week until Saturday. when he viii be
ready to attend to any business for
the public relating to school mat
ters. From that time on the Super-
intendent will be absent from his
Office three days each week until fur-
ther notice. On Tuesdays, Wodnes-
days and Thursdays he viii be en-
gagged in visiting the schools OF the
county. There will, however. he
some one at the Office at all times
to look after the sale Of school
books.
Buy your buggies and harness
from w. NJ Brown, Walhalla. and
save from $40 to $25 on each vehicle.
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