Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-10-13


Orwell Abercrombie, Of Salem,
is spending this week in Walhalla
visiting at the home Of his son-in-law,
G. Arthur Kelley
Miss Annie Roberts. after spend
ing short while in Walhalla with
her mother, Mrs. A. l.. Roberts. re-
turned to her home in Columbia last
week.
Pay your taxes. The tax books
will open Friday of this week. Trea-
Surcr Alexander is ready tC write al
receipts when called for; the cGuncr
the better.
J. C"l!G%. of Central, was
among his Walhala friends for a
short while last week. While here
he was attending to matters OF busi-
ness and greeting his old friends.
Ladies' College Walking Shoes
trubber hccls). Moss & Ansel. ad.
We are requested to announce
that Rev. W. r. Abbott will preach
at Double Springs church on the 4th
Sunday in this month at II o'clock
Il. m. The public is cordially invited
to attend
If YOU want to vote in the town
d
town registration certificate. Regis
tration books are now open at the
Enterprise Bank. Geo. Seaborn is
Supervisor OF Registration. See Off
cial notice in anothtr column as to
necessary qualifications.
There will be a big horse swap
pcrs' convention at Salem on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday Of next
thing points to a most enjoyable
time among the traders. 1t is said
in the posters announcing the con-
vcntion that there will be an import
ant meeting OF the Ananias Club. also
that the club will serve banquet.
1t is reported that Messrs. Hoo
yer 4 Peterson. who are now engaged
in golt mining at ChcOhcc. are think
ing OF '"ning up the Toll Gate mica
mines. 1t one time this mica prop
crty was worked most successfully,
but prices fell so low on mica that
the mines were closed. We under
stand that at one time sheets up to
as high as | inches square were cut
from the product OF the Toll Gate
mines.
For Salc--purc Appler seed
oats. zoe bushcl. c. p. Walker. Wal
halla. ADV.
A reading Of the notice on this
page concerning the prizes won by
MIR. and Mrs. Cobb and daughter at
an Oregon fair may prove the needed
incentive to some OF OcOnee'S farm
ers, th,1r wives and children to pre-
pare exhibits for the South Carolina
state Fair, which will be held in Co.
In n thi >
mp an exhibit ii possible and commu-
nicate at once with G. NJ. Barnett.
who will be glad to give you any in
formation. His address is WeStmin-
stcr. S. G..
-Keowcc Graded School will open
on November lst. The patrons and
all others interested are urged to
bear this fact in mind and be pre-
pared TO lend every assistance and
cooperation from the beginning to
the close OF the session, which will
last for seven months. The school
will be in charge of the following fac
ulty: G. w. lrby, OF Laurens, prin-
cipal and teacher Of 9TH, Sth and 9th
grades; Miss Philpot. OF Laurens,
teacher OF 9TH and 9th grades; Miss
Myra FAINT, Of Walhalla, Sd and 4th
grades; Miss Wannie Morgan, Of
Seneca, 1st and ID grades.
Next Monday. October 18th, the
Court Of Common Pleas will convene
in Walhalla. We invite all our
friends and patrons from over the
county to come to town and make
headquarters with us. We are al
ways glad TO welcome our friends to
our Office, and especially so if they
come "prcparcd to do the right thing
at the right time. The right thing
at this time will be to shove at us
whatever amount may be due on The
Courier that has been going to yOu.
We need it. Collections in general
have been on the "bUm" for some
time. We have lot of folks who
could pay rs, but don't. others who
would pay us if they could, but can't.
and still others who can't. and
wouldn't if they could. We have a
lot of folks that We would like TO
see. Whether yOu have the money
or not, come and make yourself at
home in The Courier Office. We like
everybody, whether they owe us or
MT. no, not everybody, cithcr--thc
fellow that owes us a ald "dOdgeS" us
a block off we can't like. Come in
and see us. If You owe us. pay il
YOU can; If YOU cant. wen wait. If
we owe yOu, come and see us. Wen
pay You If we can; if we can't you'll
have to wait. Gosh hang it! Don't
stay away on account Of any little
money matters. Come in and be
friendly!
The remains Of Dock Foster,
whose death occurred at the home OF
his father, Edward Foster, at the