Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-10-04

J. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. j.
Observation-Disclosures. .l..!..l..!..l.l..l....!.
PLENTY dolls and toys for the kid
dies. Norn,an's Drug Storc.--Adv.
Born. unto Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.
Long, September 29th, a son.
II. E. Alexander, Walhalla, sells
land, Rock Hill buggics and harness.
--Adv.
A. p. Crisp. f. E. Harrison, w
NJ. Brown, Walhalla, and G.. G.. My
rrs, OF Oakway, are among those who
attended Federal Court In Greenville
this week as jurors.
Miss Sara Moss. who has been
spending some time ut Ashevillc, \.
G., has returned to her home here.
greatly improved In health. Her
many friends gladly welcome her.
When good material and work
manship is wanted in a monument or
tombstone, buy from us. We can
save you money. We employ no
agents. Seneca Marble and Granite
Works. ADV.
&C. a. Norman returned last week
from business trip OF several days.
during which time he placed his or
dcrs for holiday goods and many
fancy articles in silver, china. cut
glass, etc.
--Mr. and Mrs. John w. Lee left
this morning for points in North Car
olina. They will spend two weeks in
the Old North state visiting relatives
and friends. returning to Walhalla
after the middle or the month.
Pretty line dry goods. waists.
skirts. blouses and underwear at un-
dcr-valuc; also pretty line ladies
and childrcns hats. ribbons. T.. f..
Harrison, Walhalla--Adv.
Sheriff and Mrs. John W. Davis
spent Monday and Tuesday in An'cr-
son, Mr.. Davis attending the meeting
Of the Shcrif's Association. They
had most pleasant visit, meeting
numerous friends OF Anderson and
adjoining counties.
Miss Maggie Martin. Of Green
wood. has been spending the
week in Walhalla as the guest Of
Mrs. Fannie Brcnnccke. She will
leave this afternoon for her home.
she will be accompanied by Miss Ad-
die latham, who will spend week
in Greenwood
We have Just received Il large
and we'll selected stock Of millinery.
coat suits, coats, middics, skirts, no.
tiOnS, etc. and will be glad to show
them to YOU. Come and see them
even if you do not want to buy just
now. Other goods to arrive in few
days. Among them a large shipment
or coats and suits. Mrs. w. NJ.
Brown & Co.. Main street. Walhalla.
$. C.--Adv
--Thos. c. Todd. an aged Confedc-
rate veteran, died at the home OF his
son, r. Joe Todd, in Walhalla, last
Ihursday morning. after a long i'll
ness. which haa succeeded a gradual
decline extending over period Of
several years. Mr.. Todd was 81
years OF age. lie made n good sol
dier, serving throughout the war as
member OF Company G, Orr's Regi-
ment. lc was a good citizen, up
right and honest, and had, since
young manhood, been a member OF
Bethel Presbyterian church. He
leaves four sons, Il. J. Todd, Of Wal
halla; j. Duthe Todd. Of Columbia;
Samuel Todd, OF the United states
Army service, and Ben u. Todd One
daughter, Mrs. Jos Viliger. Of Ar
gyle, Wis, also survives. His wife,
who was Miss Anna Duncan, preced-
ed him to the grave several years.
r. j., j. d and Sam Todd were pres
ent at the funeral. Mrs. Villiger and
B. d. Todd being unable to attend
Mr.. Todd was a native OF Oconce,
having been born and reared to
young manhood in the Oconee Creek
section. Funeral services were con-
ducted Friday by Rev. w. II. Hamil-
ton, Of the Walhalla Presbyterian
church, after which the remains were
laid to rest in the Bethel cemetery.
There are many who will join with us
in extending to the bereaved ones
sympathy in their sorrow
&C. A. Norman has purchased a
complete line Of up-tO-date china,
cut glass. toilet and leather goods
stationery. pictures. statnary, bas-
kets, books. toys and bric-a-brac-
the best to be found in the best mar
kets, at attractive prices for the scar
city of the present times.--Adv.