Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-02-02
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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= we are requested TO annOunle
that the Emery Circle will meet next
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock with
Mrs. j. l.. Parker, Main street.
Married, at the home OF the
groom, Oh Monday, January Gath
Mrs. Mary .all and NJ. Il. Garrett
both OF Oconee. Rev ID. p. Beardeu
oiliciatcd.
We will gin cotton again on Fri
day, February ilth. Remember the
date. c. w. pitchford.-Adv. 6.
Mrs. Pickcns and daughters.
Misses Lila and Floride, left Thurs
day for their hom" III Charleston, af-
te; !iaving spent some time in Wal
halla, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G.. Rusch
Miss Myra Fant, accompanied
by Miss Marie Philpot, spent the
weekend in Walhalla at the home Of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
N. l.. Fant. Miss l"ant and Miss
Philpot are teachers at the keowce
Graded School this session.
-Wanted--A renter for a two
horse crop: above Walhalla. Ad-
dress Box 272, Walhalla. S. C.--Ad.*
Mrs. }. II. Hughes and Miss Sue
Maxwell lett last Saturday for Char
lesion. where they will spend some
time among relatives and friends.
Their two sisters, Mrs. IL. NJ. Cud-
worth and Mrs. Annie Crawford. are
now residing IN Charleston
We direct attention to the adver-
tisement Of the Westminster Bank
which will be found on the first page
This announcement contains vast
amount Of hard sense in a small
space, and is well worth reading and
considering.
Sec our new Queen Quality low
shoes Just arrived c. w. & J. E.
Bauknight. Walhalla ADV.
THE ladies Of Wcstview Cemetery
Association announce receipt OF the
following contributions towards the
iunds in hand for the maintenance
Of the cemetery: From V. +. Martin,
Walhalla, 81; from Miss Alice
Strong, $3.30; from Mrs. Sara ELLA
Reid. Batcsbuls, 81. The contribu-
tions are greatly appreciated.
The Ballcngcr Hardware and
Furniture Company OF Seneca, call
attention this week to their stock OF
poultry wire and fencing materials.
It is good time now to consider
such things and get your materials
ready for repairs ard building when
the weather opens. Read their an
in Seneca.
Moss & Ansel will sell 7 cakes
Octagon soap for 25c., mex; Saturday
only.--Adv.
The many friends in Oconee OF
County Auditor Dresden A. Smith
will regret to learn that he is quite
i'll at his home here. suffering from
an attack OF gall stones. He has
been suffering intensely at times dur
ing the past few days. and this morn
ing his condition is reported as un-
changed from yesterday. though he is
better than a few days ago. lie has
been confined to his home since last
Wednesday. We hope to see him at
his accustomed place at the Court
House soon.
~. r. Zachary and son, OF Cash
iers, n. c.. will be in Walhalla on the
first Monday in February (next Mon
day. with Il supply Of the good, old
time Cashiers valley cabbage seed.
They will also be glad to take your
order that day. or some other day,
for anything in the nursery line that
you may want. They are represent
ing the J. Van Lindley Nurseries OF
Pomona, n. C.--Adv.
Mrs r. A. Waite has been very
Ill at her home on upper Main street
for some days past, suffering from
an attack OF blood-poisoning. She
is some better this morning. Her
daughter, Mrs. Jessie Jenkins, of
Ragland, Ala, and her son, Jas. r.
Farmer, and wife. of Elberton, Ca,
arrived the latter part Of last week
to be with Mrs. Waite. Mr.. Farmer
returned to his home Monday, hut
Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Farmer are
still here. We hope to hear Of Mrs.
Waite's early recovery.
Cabbage plants every week at
o. II. Schumacher's.- ADV. II.