Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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buggies. Walhalla. S. c. adv.-tf.
--Mcssrs. j. @. Adams and w. p.
Nimmons, Of Seneca, were business
visitors at Tho Courier office yester-
day morning.
j. w. Shelor has Il young Jer-
scy cow for sale that is a beauty;
will calve in just a day or two.--Ad.
DIR. A. A. Odom, optomctrist, Of
Grecnville, will be in Walhalla next
Tuesday, February 7th, at the Wal
halla Hotel. He announces other
dates and places in this issue. Read
his announcement elsewhere.
-Eggs-Pure r. |. Reds; soc.
for setting OF 10. Mrs. j. ID. Isbell,
Walhalla.-Adv. 10*
The Ladies' Missionary Society
OF tho Presbyterian church will meet
Thursday at 10 Il. III. with Mrs. }.
B. S. Dendy. lnclemcnt weather
prevented the meeting hast week.
This meeting will be held regardless
of weather.
If you want to see we'll s,e
Campbell at Bells drug store. See
dates.--Adv.
The Courier will keep open
house" next week. Our friends from
the county are are always welcome
ut The Courier office. Drop in and
see us. Good fires and comfortable
Guarters-and a mighty good place
to leave your dollars.
Fresh tomatoes. Cash Grocery
Co., Walhalla.-Adv
The ladies OF the Methodist
Guild, assisted by local talent, pre-
sented "NIe AN Otis at the autlito-
RUM Friday night. A good crowd
was present, a neat sum was real
lied, and every ono enjoyed the en-
tertainment.
First class Peerless engine and
shingle mill for sale. n. e. Alexan-
der, Walhalla.-Adv. t. f.
The big land sale at the Earle
plantation, on Beaverdam, was
rained out last Thursday The sale
was postponed until Saturday OF this
week. the 4th. Don't forget to go
if you are interested in getting
good small farm home See a,lvcr-
tisemcnt Elsewhere this week.
Who is DR.. Campbell? Hc is
the anderson optician---fits glasses
that lease. See dates.-Adv.
A four-inch snow fell in this
section Monday last, and from re-
ports received it seems to have been
pretty general all over tho county.
A slight furry Of snow also came on
Saturday afternoon, but was not suf-
hcient to cover the ground. Sunday
morning the distant mountains to
the north and west Of Walhalla were
white, but the foothills Of tho range
nearest town had not then been Wis
1ted by the white covering The
snowfall of Monday is the heaviest
here this winter.
One two-horsc and one one
horse farm to rent. T. T.. Acxan-
dor, Walhalla.---A ..
The Walhalla Pressing Clubs
place OF business over Bischoff's res
taurant, on Main street, was enter
ed last Friday night and about $50
worth OF clothing was stolen from
the rooms Entry was made by
means OF key fitted to the lock.
The first known OF the theft was
saturday morning, when employees
camo to work and found the door
open. \ checking up OF stock show
ed that four pairs Of pants, four
vests and two coats had been stolen
Tho pressing club is operated By
w. RI. Jones and A. G.. Phillips.
LENSES changed and put in yonr
frame by DR.. Campbell at Bells
drug store. See datcs.-Ady.
Geo. IL. Wilson has opened The
Rex Theatre in the remodulcd build.
ing at the Eaton corner. Mr.. Wilson
is preparing to give the people Of
Walhalla good shows at least two
nights a week-Fridays and Satur-
days for the present-with probable
new place was opened last Friday
and Saturday. and was well patron
iZed, considering the very unpleas-
ant weather. We wish him success
in his undertaking. His film ssr-
vice is clean, wholesome and attract
i've.
For Sale--Eggs from purebred
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