Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-10-27

II. e. Alexander sells Rock Hill
buggies. Walhalla. S. C. adv.-tf.
Mrs. Jas H. Darby will enter
tain the ~" Club Friday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock.
Miss Julia Maxwell left ycster-
day morning for Columbia, where
she will take in the State Fair and
visit among relatives and friends.
Hawkes. glasses only 81 at Nor
mans drug store. Eyes tested free.
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=. :. Norman is spending this
week in Columbia attending the state
Fair. He is accompanied by his son
and daughter, Harry and Miss Meta.
DIR. John G. Law will preach at
EbeneZnr Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning at O'Clock. \
cordial invitation is extended to the
public to attend the services.
There is nice present at our
store for every boy and girl in the
mcighborhOOd. The Majestic man
brought them and will expect all of
the children to visit him and receive
their gifts on Tuesday between > and
) in the afternoon. Moss & AnsCl.
Walhalla.-Adv.
i. G.. Neville, after spending
some time here among relatives and
his many friends, returned last
Thursday afternoon to his home in
Atlanta Mr.. Neville is one of our
former citizens who always finds a
warm welcome in his old home town.
There will be services at st.
Johns Episcopal church next Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. This is a
special service made possible by Rev.
Mr.. Marshall's appointments for the
fifth Sunday not calling for his full
time. The public is cordially invited
to attend and take part in the service
All will be welcomed most heartily.
S. II. Orr brought to The Cou-
rier office last Wednesday morning
the foot of a red fox caught early that
morning in the Rocky Gap, near
Milestone. The fox was caught by
hounds taken up for the chase by
Sam and Jack Werner, Pink Couch
and Mr.. Orr. 1t is the first red fox
caught by Walhalla "chasers" in some
time 1t was an unusually large ami
NAL.
Elegant line Of box candy, sta
tioncry. tOilt; articles. Norman s
Drug St0re.-AdV.
Attention is directed to the ad-
vcrtisCmcnt of Hutchinson Bros. &
CO., OF West Union, which will be
found in this issue. They call spc-
cial attention to their large line Of
dry goods, mems and boys clothing,
shoes. groceries and implements.
Give them a call and inspect their
tt-i11 IL Sat I IN,
for YOU. 'Thc famous Headlight over
alls constitute one OF their SDccial-
ties.
The many friends OF Nv. and
Mrs. j. y. Badger will be in, crest ed
10 know that they have moved their
residence from Greer to GrcCnvillc.
Mr.. Badger having been transferred
to the latter city, where he holds a
position with tn" Monaghan Cotton
Mills Company. Mr.. Badger was at
one time superintendent Of the Wal
halla plant OF this company, and is
considered one OF the best superin-
tendents in its employ. His recent
changes are in line Of promotion to
larger mills.
An article which. for years, has
had the reputation Of being the best,
is mighty safe article to buy. Ma
iCstiC ranges have that reputation
and are probably the least expensive.
Let the expert from the factory prove
it at our Special Majestic DemOnStra-
tiOn-One week, commencing Mon
day, November |. Moss & Aneel,
Walhalla.-Adv.
One Of the most delightful meet
ings of the Paul Hayne Circle was
that held Friday afternoon, October
22d. with Mrs. w. l.. Werner as
hostess. Never was her home more
attractive than on this occasion. The
parlOr was decorated in stalks Of
cotton. and the idea Of king cotton"
was most effectively carried on. Az
ter the regular business hour the fol-
lowing program was given: "NOtablc
Dutch Writer'S" Mrs. G. w. Bauk-
night: "Literature Of Dutch People, :"
Mrs. John Dcndy; "HOlland in the
Oldcn Timcs," Mrs. Chas IIctrick
Little Emma Dcndy gave an addi-
tiOnal pleasure to the members by a
recitation. She was dressed as King
Cotton. During the social hour the
attractive hostess, assisted by Mrs
John DondN and little Emma Dcndy,
served an elegant sweet course, char
aCtCriStiC OF the cotton emblem, CleV-
crly carried out. The refreshments