Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-09-27
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II. T.. Alexander. Walhalla, sells
land, Rock Hill buggics and harness.
ADV.
Mrs. B. t. Bradley, Of Easley, is
spending this week visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Fannie Brenncckc.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Barr, of
Grccnvillc, visited at the home OF
Mrs. ). p. Dcndy last week.
----lIarry r. IIughs, Est. returned
yesterday from Columbia, where he
spent Il short while on professional
business.
Two plugs Red !. tobacco for
l5c. Dcaton Bros. West Union. S.
C.-Adv. 40.
i. Russell Wright. of the Boun-
ty Land section, IS spending this
week in Walhalla among friends. who
are always glad to see him.
John W. Lee has sold his inter-
est In his black smith shop on Spring
street to +. Billie Lee. The latter
has been connected with the business
for several months.
"A car Of fine young mules to ar
rive this week. Don't fail to look
them over. Neville Bros. West I'm
ion, S. C.-Adv
John J. Recder, %ho has been
engaged in Eight farming" in the
vicinity Of Walhalla fer some time,
has accepted q position with G.. w.
Gignilliat & Son, Of Seneca Mr.
Rceder will give his entire time at
present to learning the cotton busi-
ness In detail He Is young man
Of good parts. and has many friends
in Oc0nee who will wish him well in
his new business
-llonea Path Chronicle: "The
many friends Of Master j. S. Ed
monds will be pleased to learn that
he IS I'm mproving, but Is yet confined
to his hel suffering with an attack
OF malaria.' The young gentleman
referred to Is son Of MIR. and Mrs.
w. J. Edmonds, formerly Of Wat
halla, anu has Il host Of friends mere
who will join with us in the wish
that he may soon be restored to
health.
In order to keep your money at
home YOU must buy from home man
ufacturcrs. Geo. NJ. White, Jr., sells
the West Union high grade flour at
SIS per barrel; high grade seconds at
$6 per barrel; bran and shorts LAO
per sack. 1t is pure, wholesome and
fully guarantccd.-Adv. 80.
The many friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford S. Mcrrick. OF River
side, ILL.,. will regret to learn that
they lost their home there one day
last week by fire. No information
has been received as to the accident
further than the fact Of the occur
renee and that the building was in
surcd. thus reducing their losses to
Il great extent. MIR. Merrick is one
OF the old Walhalla boys in whom
there is Il great interest felt here.
When YOU want Leather Shoes
we have them. c. w. & J. t. Bauk-
might. Walhalla.-ATv.
The members OF the Ilaync Cir
Gle were delightfully."- entertained last
Friday AFTERNOON at the home OF Mrs
j. y. Anscl. Several visitors lent an
additional pleasure to the afternoon
and the attendance OF members was
unusually good An interesting pro-
gram was thoroughly cnjoved. Cap
parent Contradictions" Mrs. Bauk
night: Social Life OF the Orient. I"
Miss Daisy Strong; THE Plain Of
ESdralon, Miss jamie Neville. Dur
ing the social session the hostess
served dainty menu and was assist
ed by Misses Emily Ansel and Eloisc
Montjoy.
Our tombstoncs stand four
square on quality, made exclusively
OF the best grade OF marble and gran
iic and beautifully finished. We
know we can please You. We en-
ploy no agents. Seneca Marble and
Granite Works.-Adv.
w. u. Ramcy, OF the Whctstone
section. paid The Courier office a
pleasant call last Friday. Mr.. Ramcy
was in Walhalla Tor the purpose OF
disposinr OF wagon load Of prc-
duce, for which he found ready sale.
III paying his subscription to The
Courier Mr.. Ramcy incidentally re-
marked that he was paying off the
last OF his obligations, and went
from the office 'owing no man any
thing. lie has fine apple crop
this year, and on his trip last week
disposed of a mixed load Of produce.
consisting Of apples, potatoes. corn,
etc. Tim Ramey lives at home. This
year he has been selling his neigh
bors and the people Of Walhalla
bread corn for which he obtained
$1.25 per bushel. 1t is hand selected
and makes fine bread when picked In
this way. Mr.. Ramey has enough
apples and Irish potatoes to furnish
load Of produce to town every week
from now until Christmas. He lives
in behind the blue hills and makes
money and saves it. What do the
cotton farmers think Of this?
For Quick Salc-IIight-y -ycar-old
mare: nice driver and gentle: also
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