Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-05-20
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Nice lot mems light underwear
at Frank T.. IIarriSon'S. adv.
Mrs. G. G.. Strong returned last
Saturday from Greensboro. y. c.,
whore she had spent some time with
her daughter. Miss Cora Strong.
Mrs. G.. W. Gentry, Of Green
willie. spent several days in Walhalla
last week visiting at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. S. u. Dcndy, and among
her many friends.
In the announcement last week
OF the ma" age Of Miss Brown and
ID. p. Rutlcdge two errors were made.
the marriage having taken place on
Thursday, the 9TH, instead OF Friday.
The bride was Miss Gertrude Brown
and moi Miss BERTHE, as reported to
us.
-25 pounds sugar for $l.OS.
"JaYncs cuts the price and sells the
goods ADVICE
The many friends Of Mrs. War
rem A. Smith will regret to learn that
she has beer quite i'll for a week
past, her condition having become
much worse some days ago. This
morning, however, she is reported
better, and we trust that she may
soon De restored 10 leaItn.
We are requested to !,
that there will be n baptiZing at
Holly Springs Baptist church next
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock. The
baptismal service will be held at
Rocky Fork creek, near Burnside's.
Rev. j. b. Tramel. pastor. will ron
duct the service and perform the bap-
tismal rites.
Capt. w. l.. Sanders. Of the Blue
Ridge railway, left last Thursday for
Baltimore, where he will be under
treatment, undergoing an operation
for appendicitis. Mr.. Sanders was
accompanied by his wife. who will
remain with him until he is able to
return. we hope that he may soon
be completely restored to his usual
robust health.
For Sale - Massive mirrOred
sidebOard, buffet, mirrOred ward
robe, dining chairs, art quare. Mrs
r. Galloway, at Mrs. Brennecke'S
opposite DR.. J. J. rhodes residence.
1T will be interesting Informal
ton to numerous friends Of the bride
to learn that Miss Burda Long and
Walter w. Wise were married on
Tuesday of last week at Trenton,
this State, where Miss Long had
been teaching school for some
months past. Mr.. and Mrs. Wise
spent last Wednesday night in Wal
halla. leaving Thursday morning for
points in the lower part Of the State.
There are hosts Of friends OF the
bride who VIII join with The Courier
in extending to the young couple"
every good wish for a long life Of
happiness and prosperity.
Closing out Q - mating
squares at $3.50 at Mr.. Ha~rriSOn'S. ad
The county summer school for
teachers Of OConee county will be
held at Walhalla, the session to be
gin Monday. June 22d. and clCce rti-
day, July 18th. a thorough and
practical curse has been arranged,
and it is the desire Of the county
board that a large attendance of the
teachers Of the county shall be had.
Besides the advantages Naturally ac-
cruing from attendance upon the
summer school for teachers. there is
another benefit attached to attend
anCe upon the teachers school
namely. that certificates will be re-
ncwod after the completion Of three
courses in either the county or state
summer school.
Highest prices paid for chick
ems and eggs. w. A. Pcehuff, at
Walhalla Cotton Mill. adv.
-Rcvenuc Officers II. w. Murph.
w. +. Orr and A. T. Reid have re-
Gently gotten in Il little work in their
special and peculiar line Of business.
On Monday. May lth. in the Long
Creek section. they cut up n still,
DESTROYING ab0ut 80 bushels OF mash.
200 gallons Of beer, etc. There was
no arrest madc-"nOhOdy home"
On Tuesday, May 18th. one John
Nass was arrested while at work in
a Stil, the officers destroying some
20 bushels Of meal. 100 gallons Of
mash, a quantity Of malt, and about
10 gallons OF low wines. NaSs vas
given a preliminary hearing and was
bound over for appearance at the
Federal Court at Grccnvillc.
Three COWS with young calves
for sale at j. p. Stribling's. Rich
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