Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-08-19
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Mrs. l.. II. VanDiviere and chill
dren. Of Savannah, are among their
many friends III Walhalla.
Mrs. NJ. A. Rumpel and daugh-
ter Dora, Of Charleston, are visiting
at the home Of the Misses Burss.
Ask somebody that has used our
percolators. That's all. Moss &
Ansel, Walhalla.-Adv.
Miss Addie latham, OF Green
wood, arrived yesterday afternoon 20
spend some days here with Mrs. l..
ID. BrcnneCke and family.
For complete line Of alumni
mum ware see Moss & Ansel's show
window. Read their advertisement
in another column Of this issue.
Miss Augusta Stelling and niece,
Miss Frances Stclling, Of Charleston,
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Burklein, near town.
Highest prices paid for chick
ems and eggs. w. A. Peehuff, at
Walhalla Cotton Mill. adv.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe p Dodd and
two children, of Charlotte, are
spending this week in and around
West Union and Walhalla among rel
atives and friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dodd have many acquaintances here
ard elsewhere in the county who are
always glad to see them.
Mrs. Annie Crawford and three
children, of Charleston, are spend
ing some time here visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Hughes
Mrs. Crawford is pleasantly remem-
bered as Miss Annie Maxwell, and
she has many friends here who are
always glad to welcome her back to
her old home.
Mems 25c. underwear reduced
to SC. for this week. G.. w. & }. e.
Bauknight.-Adv
Joe Laha and family, OF Annis-
ton, Ala, are spending a month in
Oconee with relatives and friends.
Joe left Walhalla about % years ago
and this is his first visit back to Oco-
nee. His brothers, Charles and Pat,
live in Admission, and his mother and
sister live in Chattanooga. Joe has
many friends here who are giving
him the glad hand"
Two Of the largest peaches that
The Courier has had handed in to
this office this year came from the
farm Of Clayton Smith, who lives
near West Union. The peaches were
OF the Japan cling variety, the larger
of the two measuring lOA inches in
circumference and weighing q OF a
pound. NJ Smith says that his trees
are this year laden with an abund-
ancc OF the finest fruit that he has
ever had.
We will guarantee that we can
save YOU from one half to one-third
OFF on all aluminium ware from the
prices you have been paying, and we
guarantee the quality, too. Moss
& Anscl, Walhalla-AdV.
H. S. Davis is the first Oconec
farmer to bring 10 The Courier Office
this year an open cotton boil. This
was picked from his aeld near West
Union last Monday. His crop this
year is mainly OF the Triumph big
boil variety. The cotton fields that
We have seen around Walhalla and
vicinity are unusually fine in ap-
poarance, but it is moro than proba-
BILE that much Of the fruit will be
damaged by frost unless the fall
proves to be unusually late. 1t has
been hard work to get cotton to
come to ITSELF in this section and
the crop as a rule is late.
Go to w. NJ. Browns for dyna-
mitc.-Adv.
H. b. Gilbert. the Oconcc
Amuser, has opened "The Triangle
Theatre' in Walhalla, where he is
conducting every day in the week a
nigh class moving picture show.
There are two performances each
evening. the first beginning at 7.3O
O'Clock, the second at $50 O'Clock.
In addition to these two perform
anccS each evening in the week. on
fridays his theatre is open for a
matlne performance from $50 TO )
O clork, and on saturdays, in order
10 accommodate many from the cOun-
Try VINO could not stay in town for
the later shows, the theatre is opcn
from | O'Clock in the afternoon till
10 O'Clock at night. thus giving all
opportunity to see the shows. His
series OF films are splendid in every
rcSrect' strictly first class and en-
tlfely moral and clean, each having
Deen passed by the cenSOrS before be-
ing sent out. Mr.. Gilbcrt's theatre
is located next to w. NJ. Browns con-
crete building on Main steret. and
has been conveniently arranged for
the comfortable accommodation Of
the show-going public. The adyer-
tisement OF "The Triangle" will no
found elsewhere in this issue. Give
him your patronage and yOn will he
pleased.
One splendid registered Jersey
cCw, one medium COW, one very sorry
fresh in milk and for sale
at ]. p. Stribling's, Richland--Adv.