Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-10-04
Cheap horse for sale. Apply to
s. N. Pitchford, Walhalla.--Adv.

-tOic 3 FlOI BlaSC I1euISTS make
a big reduction in your coal bill. See
their advertisement and guarantee.
The Ballenger Hardware and Furni-
turc Co., of Seneca, sell these heat
crs.
--Walhalla Chapter. d. A. r., will
meet at the home of Mrs w. ID. Moss
Tuesday afternoon, October 10th, at
O'Clock. liostesSes, Mrs. Cox, Mrs.
Francis lIughs, Mrs w. p. Moss and
Miss Georgia VanDivierc.
For Sale---Good Ship. Interna-
tional gasoline engine; good run
ming order; practically new. Apply
to +. W. Henry, Milestone. S. c.
Adv. 49,
John NJ. Lcdford. Of Central,
spent the latter part OF last week in
Walhalla visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Anton Gerber and among
friends, who are always glad to wei
come him to his old home.
i. G. Jayncs and family. OF
Greer, spent a part Of last week in
Oconec visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. O. Ray. of the Oconcc
Creek section. Mr.. Jaynes and fam
lily spent a few hours in Walhalla
Saturday.
Two plugs Red J. tobacco for
&c. Dcaton Bros. West Union, S.
C.-Adv. 40.
-Rpv. w. NJ. Hammond, Of the
New Hope community, left last Mon
day for Louisville, Ky, where he will
enter the Southern Baptist Theologi-
cal Seminary. Mr.. Hammond Is a
graduate OF Furman University. We
wish for him a successful course at
the Baptist Seminary.
w. S. Hunter. Of Seneca. is back
again in the columns Of The Courier
with talk to his friends and pa
irons. Read what he has to say, call
at his store and give his large line OF
goods the once over" A look means
Il purchase at Hunters store. and IA
purchase means Il saving.
Miss Elizabeth Hay, after spcnd-
ing the summer here with her niece.
Mrs. j. A. Stcck. returned Monday to
her home in Houston, Texas. She
was accompanied as far as Atlanta by
Mrs. Steck. who will return to Wal
halla Wednesday evening. Miss Hay
has numerous friends here who will
gladly welcome her on future visits.
See our elegant line stationery
and toilet articles. More to arrive.
Norman's Drug Store.-Adv.
The Young Mems League will
meet next Sunday afternoon at the
Methodist church at 3 o'clock. Hol-
lemaE Seaborn will be the leader. A
large attendance is hoped for, and
the league is anticipating the inaugu-
ration Of a fall campaign. A cordial
invitation Is extended to all, and the
young men OF the town and commu-
nifty arc urged to attend.
Interest locally has centered for
the past few days in the following in
vitations which have been received
in Walhalla and other places during
the past week: 'Mr. and Mrs. Mar
shall Theodore IIughs invite you to
he present at the marriage Of their
daughter, Thcodosia katherine, to
Mr.. Joel Pickens Keys, on Tuesday,
the 10th Of October, a half after eight
o'clock in the evening. Presbyterian
church. Walhalla, South Carolina"
S. \. &. IIcrndon and two chill
drcn, Edmund and Miss Rhoda. OF
TElcr. Texas. arrived in Walhalla
Sunday evening last. MIR. Herndon
lcTt Texas Friday after having re-
rcivcd word OF the serious illness OF
MS mother. Mrs RhOda IIcrndOn,
VINO had passed away before Mr..
llcrndon and his children reached
Walhalla. Mr.. llerndon was greeted
by many old friends here who sympa-
thizc deeply with him in his sorrow.
He and his children returned to their
Texas home this morning.
New arrival OF all kinds notions.
millinery and dry goods. Bargains
ut +. e. Harrison $. s.--Adv.
The news Of the death OF Mrs.
Sophia Keith, widow Of the late w.
O. Keith, came as great shock to
friends in Walhalla last Saturday.
Mrs. Keith had been in apparently
perfect health up to short while be-
fore the end came. She suffered an
attack OF congestion Of the lungs
early Saturday morning. having been
taken i'll about . O'Clock. Her ply
sician was called and gave her medi-
cal attention, her condition becoming
much better During the morning
honrs members oi the family were
with her. and about s o'clock she
went to sleep, resting in ease. Visits
to her at intervals revealed the fact
that she still was sleeping. About
10 O'Clock Il member Of the family
went in to her room and it was found
that at some time between the visits
TO the sick room Mrs. Keith had
peacefully passed away. She was 64
years OF age. having celebrated on
Wednesday, September 20th, her
birthday. Her husband preceded her
to the grave Just about two years. he
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