Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-10-25
Pretty line stationery at Nor
mans Drug Store.-Ady.

Pretty line stationery at Nor
mans Drug Store.-Ady.
Jas. M. Moss and son Marion are
In Columbia for the Fair.
--Miss May Bell Is spending this
week In Columbid with her sister.
Mrs. d. G. McAIistcr.
Our Queen Quality Shoes are
here. Come in and look them over.
Z. w. q j. e. Bauknight.-Adv.
-Tcay b. Hutchison is taking in
the state Fair this week, and visiting
among relatives in Columbia.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Mcdonald and cnild
are spending this week in Columbia
visiting Mrs. McDonald's mother.
New arrival Of ladies' and chill
dren's coats, dresses, skirts, waists
and middies. f. E. Harrison.
Miss Mary ellen Wilson has de-
cidcd to organize a class in elocution.
MISS wilson Is graduate of Win
throD. She made specially of ex-
preston during her prosecution Of
the winthrop course. Announcement
elsewhere.
Car load good horses and mules,
Cheap for cash. See me at once. E.
G. Marett, Oil Mill Office, Wcstmill-
ster.-.Adv. 43.
We are requested to announce
That Rev. |. E. Wallace pastor, will
preach at Richland next Sunday
morning at 100 o'clock. The men,
bcrs Of this church ami the public
generally of the community are urged
to bear this service in mind, next
Sunday being the fifth Sunday in Oc
tobcr
-. T.. Alexander, Walhalla, s, c..
sells land, buggies and harness. See
him before you buy.-Adv.
Attention is directed to the adj
vcrtiscment Of Garter & Co., of Wal
halla, who are conducting Il special
sale for the next - days, beginning
with Saturday, October 2Sth Their
store will be closed Friday of this
week for the marking down Of prices
FOR this special sale This large
stock is "Doomcd," and You will do
well to see that you get your full
share OF the bargains that will be Of
fered.
y. n. Carter's Spot-Cash Store,
Wcst minister, is the place to buy your
oats. NOW is the time to Sow.-Ady.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Bottoms. aged
CD years. died at the home of her son.
Jack AlbertsOn, in West Union, last
Monday. She was the widow Of the
late Perry Bottoms. Mrs. Bottoms
had been a member Of the Baptist
church since 16 years of age, and she
was consistent member thereof and
consecrated Christian. Funeral
services were conducted by Rev. Mas
sih Cobb yesterday, the interment be-
ing made at Poplar Springs. There
are many who will learn with deep re-
gret Of the death Of this good woman
'ihe sympathy Of wide circle of
friends Is extended to the bereayed
ones
Another car Of fine young mules
to arrive this week. Can suit you in
nicely matched pairs or single mules
Neville Bros, West Union, S. C. adv.
Some Of the best corn we have
seen was exhibited in our office yes
terday morning. 1t was grown on
the NJ. I. Hughs farm, just out of
town. There were four ears exhib-
tied, the largest weighing one pound
ana six ounces, the four pulling the
scales at even five pounds. A pecul-
iarity about the making of this crop
is the fact that after it was planted
the rain set in and the only working
1t got was the running over of disc
harrow. Not hoe nor a plow ever
got into the field. The weeds and
cockle burrS were cut down between
the rows by the discing process. but
IN the rows the cookie burrs now
stand as high as the corn. There
is good and reasonably uniform
Nlcld on this field. Mr.. Hughs at
trlhutcs the success OF the crop to
the preparation OF the secd-hed.
If you are in need Of monument
tai work, You will find it to your ad-
vantage to place your order with the
Seneca Marble and Granite Works. ad
MIR. and Mrs. E. l.. IIcrndon re-
tureno last week from Graniteville.
where Mrs. llerndon had been for
some time on account Of the illness
OF her mother. Mrs. Caroline e. Platt.
Mr.. HerndOn was summoned by a
telegram announcing a change for the
worse IN Mrs. Platt'S condition. Mrs.
Platt died on Monday, the 10th,
shortly before Mr.. Hcrndon's arrival
at Graniteville. The deceased was 50
years Of age. She had been in failing
health for a year or more. The svm-
pathy Of many friends goes out to the
bercaved ones in their sorrow. Four
sons and three daughters survive her.
these being w. p. Platt, Aiken; G..
E. Platt. Charlotte. n. c.: S. b.
Platt. Augusta. Ga; t. E. Platt,
Graniteville: Mrs. T.. B. IIenderson,
Aiken: Mrs. f.. l.. IIerndOn, Wal
halla; Miss Alice Platt. Graniteville.
Pix now for your horse power
for next crop. Car load horses and
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