Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-10-13
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. ,
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For Salc-Cow with young calf.
Jas. II. Darby, Walhalla.-Ady.
~-Attcntion is directed to the ad-
vertSement OF the Westminster Oil
anG Fertilizer Company. who give
some very practical, common sense
advice as to fertilizers and cotton
seed meal Read and consult them.
Judge J. w. liolleman spent yes
tcrday at PcndlctOn attending the
centennial celebration of the Pondle-
ton Farmers Society, OF which he
has Jcrn member for about twenty
years. Two Of his grandfatherS were
members OF this old society.
While the town is dark buy your
flash lights from Moss K Anscl. ad
NJ. &. Long has received num-
ber Of applications for admission to
his st"nography and typcwriting
class. hut among the applicants he
has found several who are unable to
pay $75 for the course. lie has.
therefore, reduced the charge for the
full course to $50 for all. See an
DOunCement elsewhere.
The Mathesm Hardware Com
pany calls attention this week to
some important facts; one OF which
is that they have an immense stock
Of all kinds of hardware, bought
'whcn money was hard and prices
low, and they now defy competition
in their various lines. Read the ad-
vortisemCnt on the fourth page for
other particulars, thCr call at their
store in Westminster and talk with
them.
For Salc-5O acres Of land ad-
Joining corporate limits Of town OF
West Union; on public road and rail
road; 81 acres in cultivation; sin
room dwelling and good barn; $40
per acre. Moss & Lit1ICt0n. WAL
halla, S. C.--Ady.
We are requested TO announce
;hat the ladies Of the Prosbytc.ian
church will meet at the church par
lorS next Tuesday for the purpose of
collecting gifts FOR the ThOrnWrll Or
phanaGc. All Interested in cOMtUibu-
tjonS to this worthy cause are re-
Qu"St"d TO bear This fact i'm mind and
send their contributions Tuesday Of
next week to the church. where they
Will he looked after by the ladies o.
Ihc church.
Miss Salii" StribliuG, SuUerViSing
Teacher for OcOncc county. is devOt-
'nE part Ol her time with ihr rural
teachers in visiting various schu"lS
Last week she and about | Of her
tcachcr-pupilS visited the Seneca
school, and on Monday last they were
with tn" Westminster school. Next
week they Will visit the schools at
Anderson, observing methods prac-
lced there and seeking profit from
their observations.
-Unhcard of Price, We have four
New Home sewing machines that we
ar" going to close out at $50. This
machine sells for So cash. Moss &
Ans"l. Walhalla.-Adv.
THE Prcsbytcrians and Mctho-
dists OF Walhalla Lave been conduct
ing joint prOtracted services this
week. Rev. G.. NJ. Wilcox has been
preaching in the Methodist church
since the Sunday morning service.
Tonight services will begin in the
Presbyterian church. Rev. j. l..
stokes preaching in that church. The
services are held twice daily 10 a.
m. and $50 D. m. The people OF
the town are invited TO attend these
meetings.
There are not a few in Walhalla
ana OcOncc who win be interested in
learning something OF what Mrs.
hahnlc Cnhh, formerly OF Nalhalla.
iN accomplishing in her Western
nom" lFOSsII OrCGOND. Mrs. COBB
som" years ago moved West. and she
ana her husband have This wear on
'"r"d heartily into the exhibitions at
IN" Wheeler county fair. In a list of
Hrlzo winners We find Mrs. Cobb's
name appearing as follows: "Light
nirad made Of Fossil flour. 2d prize.