Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-04-26
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Lucille L0ng-Sanders arc spending
this week i'm Sumter visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Cross.
Key. S. A. Tow will preach at
Kit McCall's, in the Bethlehem sec
ton, on Saturday night, May 9Th, and
at Bethlehem school house on Sun
day morning following at | O'Clock.
Ono splendid registered Jersey
cow, four years old; two grade COWS,
all fresh in milk, for sale at J. p
Stribling's. Richland, s. C.--Adv.
Mrs Aull, Of Newbcrry county,
is spending some time in Walhalla
visiting her son, Rev. W. B. Aull,
and family. Mrs. Aull is quite an
aged lady, but enjoys splendid health
for one Of her years.
Mrs Fannie Brcnncclic's many
friends here arc delighted to wei
come her home again. after an alb
$cnce OF several months, during
which time she has been visiting in
Greenwood and Washington, ID. &.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. f.. Bowen. Of
pickcnS county, spent the latter part
of last week i'm Walhalla among rel
ntives, returning home Monday. Their
children will he for some time with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
!. lluSnS, near lOWn.
FOR Sale - TOO-pountl marc
mule; will work anywhere; in good
condition. Price very reasonable.
Apply at Courier ollice.--Adv.
Mrs. G. P Corn, Of Johnston.
spent the latter part Of last and first
OF this week in Walhalla visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stro-
ther. and other relatives Her many
friends were pleased to welcome her
back to her old nome.
Married, by Clerk OF Court John
i. Craig, at his residence on Faculty
Hill, ut 3 o'clock last Sunday after
noon. Miss Lille Hugha and J. II.
Taylor. 10th of the Ebe, hcr section
Of Oconcc. The Courier joins with
Others In extending congratulations
and good wishes.
"A few bushels OF Cooks i'm
proved cotton seed for sale. c. w. g.
j. e. Bauknight, Walhalla.-Adv
The Priscilla Club was delight
fully rrtained on Tuesday Of last
week by Mrs. Jesse w. Rankin Dur
ing the afternoon tempting salad
course was served by the hostess, as
sisted by Miss Sarah Rudd. The next
meeting will he with Mrs. James W.
$40 y. m.
--Oconee Produce Co., Walhalla,
buys hams, eggs and chickens. ad. II
Miss Julia Maxwell left last Fri
day for Raleigh, y. C., where she
will spend two weeks or more visit
ing her sistcr-in-law, Mrs. S. Earle
Maxwell. Miss Maxwell stopped over
in Smrtanbur@ on her way to Ra-
Nt,,,I, cnn 1>,.;n .;,,tt NJ
Beard and will probably visit rca-
tives for short while on her return
trip.
We are cutting some mighty good
ham. Cash Grocery CO.--Adv.
Attention is directed to the ad-
vertisemcnt OF "The Bee Hive" Sen
eca, which appears on the 5th page
this week. MIR. Harper, the enter
prising proprietor OF The Bee Hive,
always has something worth while
for his customers, and this week calls
special attention to various season ,
able lines and quotes very attrars sive
prices. Read this announcement and
give him a call
j. S. Barrett and S. 4. Tow, of
Walhalla Route No. 2, had quite an
exciting experience recently They
for Mr.. Tow when the roof or the
building, for some cause gave way
and fell to the ground, carrying Mr.
Barrett and Mr.. Tow and young
boy, Oscar Barrett. Mr.. Barrett and
his son were badly bruised and other
wise injured. Mr.. Tow ESCAPED uu-
hurt. MIR. Barrett is now able to be
out again.
Nice young milch cows--frcsh
for sale by W. NJ. Brown.--Adv.
&C. w. e J. II. Bauknight. Wal
halla. and "llutner's." Seneca, have
new advertisements this week The
former are giving prominence at
present to Queen Quality shoes. the
latter to large stock OF ladies
goods. The Ballenger Hardware and
FURNITURE Company, Of Seneca. is
ready with screen doors. windows,
etc. The Westminster Bank speaks
or economy and prosperity. Keep
your eyes on The Courier ADVERTISED
ments. The live merchants and bus
mess men use these columns to in
form their customers.
Coming Thursday, April 27th on
noon express, fresh fish. Order yonrs
Tor ThurSiay supper and Friday
breakfast. Cash Grocery Co.--Adv.
The members Of the p Club and
a few invited guests were charmingly
entertained on Saturday of last week
by Mrs. NJ. II. Mcdonald. When time
was called Miss Gertrude Smith had
the highest score. She was presented
with a beautiful centerpicce with an
exquisite crochet border, the work OF
the hostess. Miss Eloise Strother cut
consolation prize, a dainty crochet