Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-09-30
Heaters, CRATES, coal scuttles,

Heaters, CRATES, coal SCuttles
fireplace sets-rock- bottom prices
at Carter's Cash Store.-AdySt
The Hayne Circle will meet with
Mrs. II. l.. Rogers on October Q, at 4
O'Clock. Members please take no.
tice of change of hour and place of
meeting, The program as arranged
for October 2 will be used.
When you want to buy goods
cheaper than ever before, go to Car
ter e Co.'S Cash Store, where you
don't have to pay a share of losses on
bad debts.-Adv.
Miss Marie Burklein. Of Atlanta
spent several days last week near
Walhalla visiting her father, George
Burklein, and family. She has num-
erous friends here who are always
glad to welcome her to her old home.
best quality wheat shorts at
$l.35 per sack. Z. y. Carter, West
minister, >. C.-Adv. 39-tf.
Greenwood Journal: Geo. w.
BusScy, Jr.. Of Atlanta, and Miss Lii
lie l.. Johnson, of Greenville, were
quietly married at Belton on Satur-
day, September -, by Rev. Haydock.
Mr.. BusSey is son Of Rev. and Mrs.
G. w. BusSey. OF this city, and is con-
nected with the Electric Generating
Power Company Of Atlanta. They
are spending several days here with
the grOOm's parents before returning
70 Atlanta, where they will make
their future home The contracting
parties have numerous friends in OCo-
nee who will join with The Courier
in extending congratulations and
good wishes.
-Wanted-Beef cattle and hogs,
also hides. Highest prices. A. L..
Ellison, Walhalla.-AdV. t. f.
The new hats are beautiful!
There was never such a diversity of
choice. BY all means see these hats
at Hunters Store. Seneca, S. c..
Thursday and Friday, October 1st
and 2d. Mrs. Hopkins and Miss
FincannOn.-Adv.
The many Walhala friends of
Mrs. Geo. b. McAuliffe, Of New York
city, will regret to learn of her death,
which occurred at her home in that
city last Monday night after a linger-
ing illness from complication of dis
eases. Mrs. MCAulffe was the old
est daughter Of Mrs. l.. T. Simmons.
of Walhalla. and was in her 46th
year. She was woman Of splendid
traits OF character, and in early life,
as Miss Maggie Simmons, gave her
self enthusiastically to study as a
trained nurse. After completing her
course, and having gained promi-
nence in her chosen profession, she
was happily married to DR.. Geo b.
McAuliffe, of New York, a prominent
physician of that city. who survives
her. She is also survived by two
sons. Mrs. Simmons, her mother,
and a sister, Mrs. Thayer, of Colum-
bia, left Immediately on receipt of
news Of Mrs. McAuliffe's death, and
they were to meet at Charlotte, n.
c., and go from there to New York
together to attend the funeral. 1T is
understood, however, that Mrs. Sim
mons will not be able to continue the
trip and will return to Walhallal She
and other relatives Of the deSsSSed
here and elsewhere in the State hive
the sympathy Of many friends in thsir
sorrow.
lose unless YOU get prices at Carter's
Cash Store, Walhalla.-Adv.
The Courier has learned with
deep regret OF the death OF James /.
Talley, OF the Little River section,
which occurred At his home there on
Friday night last. Mr.. Talley, our
informant states, had been apparent-
y we'll during the day and had been
out squirrel hunting. Late in the
night, however, he complained of
severe pains due to indigestion, and
after suffering intensely for "a hour
or so, he suddenly sank, deat l follow
ing almost instantly. Mr.. TallCy was
about GO years Of age and was known
as one of Oconee's best citizens. For
several years he served the people of
OcOnee as County Commissioners, dur
ing the tenure of Office giving splen-
did service to the public. Mr.. Talley
leaves large family to mourn his
death. and to these The Courier ioins
with hosts Of other friends in extend
ing sincere sympathy. In his death
Oconee loses one of her best citizens.
He was devOut Christian, a man of
high principles, and one in whom his
every acquaintance had full conf
dence. For many years Mr.. Talley
had been a member Of Whitmire
Methodist church. The interment
took place there on Sunday morning
at II o'clock in the presence of a
large concourSe of sorrowing rela-
tives and friends. The services were
cinducted by his pastor, Rev. H. A.
Whittcn.
We are constantly adding to our
already large line of hardware. Car
ter's Cash Store, Walhalla.-Adv.
Talk about the war-that is in
far more interesting
was an event which occurred right in
our midst last Thursday afternoon
when a noble procession of young la
Ties braved the down-pour of rain