Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-09-20
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ford Waihalla g. C-lAdy IT,

IAoSO OWN Hdo
ed tho Law property In Midway, the
transfer OF title having been made
this morning.
John II. Alley, who has been re-
siding near Walhalla for some time,
is now holding position as salesman
for G.. w. Pitchford. We welcome
Mr.. Alley to Walhalla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ochmig, of
Columbia, were recent visitors to
WalhalIa, the former home or both.
They visited Mrs. Oehmigs mother,
Mrs. NJ. A. Cooley, and other rcla-
tives and friends.
I'VE study to please" come and
be pleased. Mrs. Jay w. Hutchison,
millincr; parlors over Mrs. w. NJ.
Browns store, Main street, Walhalla,
S. C.-Adv.
&C. w. G. J. E. Bauknight will
have the Globe Tailoring Company
fine woolens on display at their store
next Monday and Tuesday, Scptem-
ber rs and 26. Mr.. Wearn, their ex-
pert measurcr and filter, will be in
charge. See advertisement.
Wilbur White, who has spent the
summer in Walhalla with his uncle,
II. II. .Jayncs, Esq. left Tuesday for
Spartanburg, where he has rc-cnter-
ed Wofford College. Clyde Brown
left at the same time and will enter
Wofford at this session. We wish our
young friends abundant success.
Fifty present is the goal set for
attendance by the Young Mems
League for next Sunday. Mr.. Mont
gomery Nho yoGnScr) will be pres
ent and take part in the meeting.
Baptist church next Sunday 3 o'clock
y. III. "Bc one OF the fifty!
We invite you to attend our
millinery and accessories. Friday and
Saturday, September 22-23. Tell
your friends to come. Mrs Fannie
IIarbin-Brucc, next to Pastime Thea
trc, West Main Street, Seneca. ad.
Prior to September this year.
according to the official cotton report
sent to the Federal Department,
there was one bale OF cotton ginned
in Oconcc OF the lG crop. Last
year there was no ginning before
September 1st. Boon r. Moss, Of
Walhalla, is the statistician for Oco-
nee county.
We have Il special offer until Oc-
tobcr |, 19l6--'"rhe Designer" for
one year, "rhe Autumn Quarterly"
and any standard pattern for only SO
cents. G. w. & }. E. Bauknight. ad.
--Tugaloo Tribune, 10th: "Miss
annie Belle Owens and Freddie G.
PIckens, both OF near Westminster,
were married in the Methodist par
sonage Sunday afternoon by Rev. J.
w. Lewis. Mr.. Pickens is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Pickens, and Is
one OF our fine young farmer citizens.
His bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Plumer Owens. We wish the
young couple happy and prosperous
life"
The quality and the price Of
Jaynes' coffee will bring you back for
more. "JayneS cuts the price and
sells the goods. ADV.
Paul Grant, a young white man
Of the Fair Play section. was given a
hearing before Magistrate j. b. S.
Dcndy yesterday on the charge Of
criminal assault The case was sent
up by the Magistrate to Criminal
Court. BY agreement between coun-
sci for both sides, il was settled that
bond will be applied for in the sum
OF $4,000. Young Grant is in the
county Jail pending the arrangement
for bail before Circuit Judge.
Miss S. Fincannon has with her
for the coming season Miss Irene
Worlcy, Of Atlanta, competent trim
mcr and designer. We anticipate
with pleasure your presence Friday
and Saturday. September 22d and
23d. Millinery Parlors at w. p. MINI
mons Store, Seneca.-Adv. 3S.
Misses Tabitha Stribling, Grace
Beard, Ida Pitchford, Frances Earle,
Ida Pitchford, Linnie Cudd and Pau
line Stcck, Julia Kaufman and Dccic
Earle have entered Winthrop Col
lcgc. The Misses Earle left Saturday
and spent two days visiting in Spar
tanburg. The other girls left Tues
day morning. Misses Steck, Dccie
Earle and Julia Kaufman enter for
the first time. The others are for
mer students. Their many Walhalla
friends wish for them every success.
We have the reputation Of turn
ing out the highest class tOmbstones.
OF which We are justly proud. Place
your order with us. We know we
can please YOU. We can save You
money. We employ no agents. Sen
eca Marble and Granite Works. ad.
The members Of the Priscilla
Club were delightfully."- entertained
Friday afternoon. Miss Theo Hughs
being the charming hostess. After
an hour spent with fancy work,
tempting refreshments were served
by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Jesse
w. Rankin. Two charming visitors
who added greatly to the pleasure Of
the afternoon were Miss jamie Harri-
son and Mrs. Marvin Phinney. The
next meeting will .. held with Mrs.