Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-09-22
Fresh milch COWS for sale. w.
I. Brown, Walhalla.-

Mrs J. w. Shelor left yesterday
for a ten-day visit to realtives and
friends at Staunton, Va.
NJ .5ses Ida Biemann and Mary
COrnelia Barton left yesterday for
Greenwood, where they will attend
Lander College. Miss Biemann is re-
turning for her third year at Lander.
Miss Barton is entering her first year.
Pure wheat shorts at $1.25 per
sack at Moss & Ansel's.-Adv.
Married, by Rev. S. A. Bryant,
at the residence Of Elisha Smith, near
Salem. on Sunday, September 18th.
Mrs. Mary Moore, widow OF the late
Joab Moore. and Ed. Clarke There
are many friends of the contracting
parties who will join in extending
them hearty good wishes.
Seed oats. rye, wheat and GRIM
son clover. G. w. & J. e. Bauknight
Walhaila.-Adv.
Mrs. Mary l.. Montgomery left
yesterday for Atlanta, where she will
be for 4 short while under the care of
a specialist. She has been great
sufferer for some time with her eyes,
and it is on this account that she has
gone 10 the Gate City at this time.
We trust that she may return soon
greatly benefited.
Mrs. W. NJ Brown & Co. wish
their friends to know that they are
still at the same old stand, and have
the incest line OF hats they have ever
had. and new ones coming in every
week. You school girls, and all that
wear ribbons. will do well to see
their ribbons. Also the latest in
skirts. kimOnas, dresses and aprons.
See them before you buy.-Adv.
Mason G. Seaborn, OF Chattanoo-
"a. Tenn, who has been on visit to
homcfolks in Walhalla for a short
while, in company with Teay B.
lIutchisOn. left Yesterday for Ia mpa,
Fla. Both Mr. Seaborn and Mr..
Hutchison will spend some time in
Florida. taking trips into various
sections Of the State. Their friends
hope for them most pleasant vaca-
ton period.
) and l0-pound syrup cans with
friction covers. Hutchison Bros. e
Co., West Union.-Adv.
" l.. Norman, Of Seneca, spent
last Sunday in Walhalla as guest of
his brother, G. A. Norman, and fam
lily. He was accompanied here by l. g
son, Clarence Norman, who left Mon
day to attend the Theological Semi
nary in Columbia. Mr.. Norman and
family will have charge of the Colo
MIA Hoiel in that city. We regret to
lose them from the upper sastion of
the State. Ernest Norman, who has
spent the summer here, employed at
Norman's drug store, also left Mon
day with his father. He will begin
his third years studies at South Caro-
lima University.
-Will d. UpShaw, the Georgia
Cyclone. Earnest Willie." etc, was
in Walhalla last Sunday, delivering a
lecture at the Methodist church in the
afternoon, which was attended by
goOdly number Of ci,izens. He was
attVntively listened TO. The lecture
at the church was free and was along
tn" line OF prohibition, coupled with
kindred moral subjects. Mr.. Upsnaw
also spoke at the High School audi
tOrium last night. admission fee be-
ing charged at this time He is a
ready speaker, forceful in expression,
and there is vein OF wit and humor
which permeates his discourses.
Miss S. Fincannon has procured
Mrs. Frances Cunningham, of Allan
ia, competent trimmer and design
er, for the fall season. Notice the
style Of hats displayed, also the high
grade OF materials used Of pattern
hats to be shown Thursday and Fri
day, September % and 24th. Every
one cordially invited Millinery Par
lorS, w. p. Nimmons' store, Seneca,
S. C.--Adv. 3S.
-Wildey Goodwin Peden, Of
Greenville, know as "Thc Boy Evan
Sclist," was in Walhalla for a few
days last week. He was accompanied
by his father. "Thc Boy Evangelist"
preached on several occasions while
here, and those who heard him say
that there is something really re-
markablc about the little fellow. He
presented us his card at The Courier