Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-22
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Co., Westminster, S. C.-Adv. 13
Rev. S. y. Tow will preach at
the Station school house on the 4th
Sunday in March at 3 o'clock.
There will be picnic dinner on
the Walhalla Graded School grounds
on Fair and Field Day, Friday Of
newt week. Walhalla is expected to
join with friends in the county in
making this dinner a success.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Walhalla Baptist church will serve
dinner OH Friday, March 3lst (Field
nay) for all who desire accommodate
ton. The dinner will be served at
w. NJ. Browns building, Main street,
next door to the exhibit room. The
price will be % cents for a firSt-class
hot dinner.
Thursday and Friday, March 23
and "a Don't let these dates slip
your memory. Millinery opening
Mrs. Jay w. Hutchinson, Walhall:, ad.
--Dnn Wright, colorcd, died at his
home in Midway last Sunday morn
ing, after a lingering illness from pa
ralySis, aged about 65 years. Dan
was an Old-time darkcy and had a
number Of friends among the white
people. He was raised in the eastern
section Of the county. Interment
took place at Flat Rock Monday af-
ternoon
Cotton seed meal at special
price-$3 I per ton. G. w. + ]. II.
3auknight, Walhalia.-- ADV.
We regret to chronicle the death
Of Mrs. Baxter Roach, which occur
nt ~, L.,
Springs section last Tuesday night.
Springs the day following her death.
Mrs. Roach was quite an aged lady.
and is survived by her husband and
several children and grandchildren.
TO the bcreavcd we extend sympathy.
First class Peerless engine and
shingle mill for sale. r. T.. Alexan-
der, Walha lla.-Adv. t. f.
-Itural Policeman w. l.. Little
ton visited the home of Joel Perry.
cOlorcd, in the Madison section, last
Saturday. At Perry's home he found
in the cellar OF the house keg con-
tanning several gallons of whiskey,
and syphoning and measuring out
1T. The whiskey and paraphernalia
were seized and Perry arrested and
brought to Walhalla and lodged in
Jail.
White Swan flour, the best made
out OF wheat. $G.25 per barrel c.
w. & J. E. BauHnight.--A
The Ladies' Missionary Society
Of the Presbyterian church will meet
at the home of Mrs Il. l.. Rogers on
Thursday afternoon. March 23d, at (
O'Clock 4 n a in Of
the fiscal year. The annual election
Of officers will take place. All the
ladies Of the congregation interested
in preparing for the Presbyterial are
urged TO attend. Should the weather
he so inclcment as to prevent meet
ing it will be held on the following
SATURDAY, March 25th.
i cordially invite you to call
Thursday and Friday, March 90 and
"a, and inspect my select millinery,
pattern hats. ready-tO-wear hats,
ribbons. millinery accessories. My
! stock never was more complete.
| Mrs. Jay w. Hutchison Miliiner. ad.
- rhe WaNhalla Hotel will be
opened April lst with Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul J. Frcdericks in charge. Mrs.
| Frcdericks has been spending the
first part or this week in Anderson
purchasing furnishings and linen for
the hotel, which will he fitted out
new throughout in furniture, etc.
| The reoponing Of the Walhalla Hotel.
with new outtittings and thoroughly
renovated, will be hailed with delight
by many. Mr. Frcdericks is pop-
ular conductor on the Blue Ridge and
will doubtless attract to the hotel a
In nttiH NY 4
has been avoiding Walhalla on ac-
count Of inadequate hotel service
We wish Mr.. and Mrs. Fredericks
abundant success in their undertake
ing, and they will doubtless have
hearty support and patronage locally.
The town has been badly handicap
hotel. and it's roopening will he Of
great benefit to the town rs we'll as a
convenience to the travelling public.
Notice. will thrcsh cane seed
Saturday, March 18th and 25th. This
winds up cane seed threshing for this
season. NJ S. Carroll. Westminster,
r. r. y. No. 2.-Adv. ~.
1t is q real pleasure to visit q
new home like that OF our good
friend, Henry w. Brandt. lie is one
OF the Younger generation OF farm
crS in our immediate vicinity. He
has a new and convenient home,
beautifully situated. His barns, crib,
store houses and other buildings are
perfectly lined up, being built safe
distance from his home. yet near
enough to be convenient. Henry is
an 'old-fashioncd youngster" who
doesn't believe in making opportuni-
ties to get into town. Instead of
this he is gradually getting every
iSo oh l,t al,