Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-07-30
ways glad to welcom them to our


: our columbus" with the fifth wheel.
, w. NJ. Brown & Son, ,Walhalla. adv.
! Misses Mary and Fannie DuPre,
Of Abbeville, are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. M DuPre
near town. These ladies have many
friends here who are always glad to
see them.
REV. and Mrs. l.. NJ. LYDIA and
family are at Madison this week, Mr..
LYDIA engaged in q protracted meet
| ing at that place. He viii conduct a
meeting at Earle's Grove during the
following week. After these meet
ings have closed Rev. LYDIA and fam
| lily will go for short visit to his
cid home in North Carolina
Going higher--all kinds goods.
Buy from Norman's Dry Goods
Store, Walhalla. We are holding the
prices down. Big assortment mer-
chandise at lowest prices.-adv
r. J. Bell, Of West Union Route
|, showed us last week sample of
his German millet, Of which he has
a fine patch this year, though his eX-
| pertinent was conducted on very
small scale this time. He is so well
pleased with results so far that he
| anticipates much larger crop next
year. He says it makes one of the
| finest green feeds for cattle that he
has ever handled. The millet now
stands just about shoulder high to
an ordinary sized man.
We have good stock Of high
grade lime and cement-the Tennes-
see kind. Whitmire-Maret Hard
ware Co., Westminster, S. C.-adv.-tf
MIR. and Mrs. II. f. J. Busch are
now enjoying the comforts OF their
new and modern home on the Sem
eca road, just below West Union. Mr..
and Mrs. Busch have been living in
| their new home for some months,
but 1t is just now receiving the last
touches that go to make "home."
Mr.. Busch has beautiful place, Il
splendid home, and while he is vast
ing nothing, still he and his good
wife are sparing no pains or money
in bringing to their place the very
best Of everything and in adding
every convenience. Mr.. Busch will
devote his energies largely to poultry
raising.
Get our prices on No. 3 solder
hemmed top and No. 10 friction top
packers and syrup cans. Ballenger
Hardware and Furniture Co.. SEN
! eca.--adv.-21 1880.
Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Cross and
family. who have resided in Wal
halla for a little over a year, left last
| week for Rock Hill,where Rev. Cross
will engage in pastoral work, having
under his care the Church Of God
in that city. Since Mr.. Cross came
to this section many members have
been added to the church Of this de-
nomination. The church is located
in the upper part of our county in
the territory near Tamassee. This
church now has III members. one
Of the largest congregations among
| the country churches Of our county.
| They have a good building, which
recently has received needed repairs.
Rev. Cross has the oversight of this
denomination in South Carolina.
We have for sale several farms,
both large and small. We own these
| farms and can arrange terms 20 suit
purchasers. w. NJ. Brown & Soh--ad
Attention is directed to the ad-
vertiscment of The Peoples Store,
which announcement will be found
on the fifth page this week. Harry
| ayonSky. the manager, has but re-
Gently returned from France, where
he wls in military service with the
| American forces. Ele has now re-
sumci his old position and will be
glad to welcome old friends and now
ones al the store. Watch for his
| announcement Of the arrival OF
stock OF goods in future issues Of
| The Courier. Mr.. FayOnSky says that
he is going to keep a better and lar
ger line Of clothing and furnishings
than at any time in the past, and
stick to the lowest prices possible.
New goods arriving at Nor
mans Dry Goods Store, Walhalla.
Lowest prices is our motto. See us.
adv.
We were mighty glad to see our
young friend. John l.. Edwards, in
Walhalla one day last week. He is
on a short visit to his parents. Mr..
ana Mrs. J. G.. Edwards, who live on
Route No. 9. John has seen consid-
cradle service overseas, and Will,
delighted to geL back to the United
States, is not at all certain that he
will give up the military life. He
will leave this week for New York
State, where he will take years
course Of special schooling in some
branch Of the government service.
John is worthy youngSter anu We
| wish for his every success in what
! ever line he may take up, and we
know he will have success, for he
| is one of those VINO "gO after it,
and don't wait for something TO
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