Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-01-31
A good cheap farm, buggy or
wagon horse for sale cheap. II. e.
Alexander, Walhalla.-Adv,t If.

A good cheap farm, buggy or
wagon horse for sale cheap. II. e.
Alexander, Walhalla.-Adv. t.f.
r. NJ. Cheek has opened meat
market in the stand near the depot,
where he will be pleased to welcome
his friends and patrons.
A Parent Teachers Association
has been organized in the Seneca
High School, the organization having
been effected last week with Mrs. G.
n. Gfgnilliat as president; Mrs. Les
lie Stribling. vice president, and Mrs.
w. j. Lunney, secretary and treasu-
rer. The object Of the organization
is to stress the point Of cooperation
between the teacher, trustee, parent
and pupil. The promoters Of the new
organization have great hope of ac-
complishing much good.
Stiles n. Hughs last Thursday
took the oath Of office as Supervisor
Of Oconee county and at once entered
upon the discharge Of his duties. He
has host of friends in all parts Of
the county who are indeed pleased
that, in the unfortunate circumstance
connected with the vacancy in this
office, Mr.. Hughs has been chosen to
fill it. The county looks to him for
a wise and able administration, and
we fee! sure that our people will in
no wise be disappointed.
Take care of the fruit trees If
you want good fruits. See us for the
needs to do this with. Ballenger
Hardware & Furniture Co., Seneca,
S. C.-Adv. 6.
Walter D. Fowler and wife left
last Saturday for Clinton, ~ c.,
where they will make their home for
the present. Mr.. Fowler has accept
ed position with the Cook Machin-
cry Company. of Clinton. He has for
some time been connected with the
Piedmont Auto Company, Of WAL
halla. Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler we're
accompanied by the formers mo-
ther, Mrs. N. A. Fowler, who will
make her home with them. We wish
them every success In their new loca-
ton. Sd.
Mrs. Lem Keaton, of Calhoun,
| has been spending several days in
! Walhalla with her father, Robert
S. Rutledgc, and among other rela-
tives. Mr.. Rutledge has numerous
friends throughout the county who
will regret to learn that he has been
quite unwell for several weeks. lie
is some better at this time, and it is
hoped that when we have brighter
weather he will gradually improve.
Mr.. leutledge IS an old veteran, and
lost leg while serving in the Con-
covery is hoped for
We desire to announce that we
have purchased the interests Of w. A.
lStrother, Jas. Phinney and e. O.
| tutchison in the firm Of Hutchison
Bros. & Co., OF West Union. Here
after the business will be conducted
under the firm name OF Hutchison
Brothers, the members OF the firm
being w. |. Hutchison, j. A. Hutchi-
son and r.. p. Hutchison. Our bus-
ness will be conducted on a strictly
cash basis, with fair dealing and hon
est profits. Call and see us. Hutchi-
son Brothers, West Union, S. C.-Ad.
The Woman's Missionary Soci-
ety Of the Methodist church held it's
regular monthly meeting January 81
at the home of Mrs. G.. G. Jaynes.
The following officers We're eletced
for the ensuing year: Mrs. A. p.
Crisp, president; Mrs. r. :: Sifford
1st vice president; Mrs. J. l.. Stokes,
ID vice president; Mrs. II. NJ. Bar
ton. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
j. w. Bell, recording secretary; Mrs.
Z. G. JayncS, treasurer; Mrs. A. c..
Phillips, agent for the Missionary
Voice. The society is in very flour
ishing condition, the financial report
for the past year amounting to some
thing over $l00. A number of new
names have been added to the roll re-
Gently. 4 mission Study class will be
organized at an early day, the course
Of study to begin with Our South
American Neighbors."
The sale of the Keith place, in
| Walhalla, was announced last week
the purchasers being Kennedy G. Al
eXander. Of Anderson. These gentle
men will divide the property into
residence lots and dispose Of them at
private sale. The price paid for the
porperty by Kennedy & Alexander
was 10.0oO. The property consist
ed Of the Keith residence and about
so acres Of land, running back from
North Broad street to the town lin
its. The residence and two acres of
land were last week sold to Treasu-
rer r. H. Alexander for $4,000. Mr..
Alexander Is having number OF i'm
provements made on the house. A
| two-acre lot west of the residence
fronting one acre on North Broad and
two acres on Church street has been
sold to NJ. @. Long, Esq, who, we are
informed, will In the spring erect a
residence thereon. The purchasers
of the entire tract contemplate dis
posing Of the whole propertyiin small
residence lots except some acres of
oak grove to the east OF the resi-
dence, which they consider admirably
suited for a park. They are endeav-
oring to interest the town and school