Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-11-05

See Baylis w. Harrison or Geo.
II. Morton before you sell your cot
ton.-adv.
Last week we announced the
dissolution of the partnership exist
ing between p. *. Barker and S. J.
Barker, who had entered business to-
gether under the firm name Of P. X.
& S. J. Barker. The new firm will
| be known as Barker & Marett, the
members Of the firm being S. Bark
er and E. p. Marett, both of Wal
halla. These gentlemen will be
pleased to have opportunity to serve
you. They will be found next door
to Ansel's funituto store, where they
have full stock Of fancy and heavy
groceries. .~.% ...
| A. w. Elrod was in Walhalla.
! for short while Monday, having
come over to Walhalla for the pur-
pose Of completing the record in the
matter II Confederate pension.
Mr.. Elrol has been spending a go, Il
portion Of his time lately in Georgia
| with his daughter, Mrs. Eva Hop
kins. Of Lula, Ga. This was his
| first visit to Walhalla in several
years, though at one time he was
| resident Of Oconee and a frequent
| visitor here. During his stay Ii.
| Oconee he is making his home with
his daughter, Mrs. J. a. HrocE, 3f
Seneca. He has many friends +,
! this section who are pleased to Sec
him.
If you want better bread and
| whittier bread buy White House plain
and Sunfower Self-rising flour.
Mitchell & Reeder, Westminster,
s. C.-Adv.-34tf.
MIR. and Mrs. E. w. Dabbs, of
Mayesville, S. c., were visitors in
| Waihalla for short while last We'd
nesday. They were travelling through
this section of the State by automo-
bile, and were looking over property
in Walhalla with view to possible
! location here. They we're charmed
with this section, the climate, our
people and the country in general.
/ Walhalla would most heartily well
come these good people to our midst.
Mr.. Dabbs is known to most every
body in South Carolina by reputa-
| tion and work, he having been
prominently identified with the
Farmers Union as president for a
number Of years and in other capaci-
ties.
-'ioo Siu ldllSS JOSl AUST-
| crcmbie, both Of the Salem section
! Of our county, were happily married
last Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Talley. The GER
cmony was performed by Rev. C. r.
, Aberc eombie. A sumptuous wedding
dinner was served for the young cou-
pie and those friends invited to wit
ness the ceremony, and Immediately
after the dinner the young couple
left for trip to Greenville and other
points In the upper part Of the State.
They will be absent for a week or
ten days. The groom is a son OF B.
II. Abercrombie. We Join with other
friends in extending to the young
couple every good wish.
Highest market price paid for
cotton. Baylis w. Harrison or Geo.
T. Morton, Walhalla.-adv.
-Aquiet marriage was solemn
lied in Anderson on the evening of
October 28th, at the Baptist parson-
age. when Miss Dewey Otis Bruce
became the bride OF Thomas Zerl
Bruce. The ceremony was per-
formed by DR.. John E. White, the
ring service being used. The groom
resides at Sherman, Texas. and the
bride Is a daughter of DR.. S. G.
Bruce, Of Anderson, well known to
many in Oconee. The marriage was
attended by only few near rela-