Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-16
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
. Phillips, November Sth, a daugh-

Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
l.. Phillips, November Sth, a daugh-
ter.
For Sale Cheap-Pair Of match
horses, age and 8; weight about
1000 pounds each. viii trade for
two small mules. Apply to M. NJ.
Hembree, Walhalla, Route No. Q.
For Sale at Bargain-1 acre
lot with Groom house, In good re-
pair; necessary outbuildings; splen-
did we'll close to house; Main street,
close to Court House. For further
information apply to Courier office,
Walhalia. 49+
The protracted services at the
Walhalla Baptist church were closed
Tuesday night of last week. The
services lasted ten days, during
which time good congregations at
tended, and much good was accom-
plished. The pastor, Rev. John X.
Hair, was assisted in the meeting by
Rev. B. J. Woodward, State evange-
list Of the Baptist church in South
Carolina. On Sunday morning nine
new members of the church were
baptized at the church. The SER
vices were well attended throughout,
and the closing meeting was one
that Will long be remembered by
the members of the congregation as
one of great spiritual revival.
John Munie, Of Philadelphia Dry
ing Machinery Company, Philadel-
phia, Penn, is in Walhalla for two
weeks supervising the installing Of
their up-to-date drying and singeing
machines in the plant Of Hetrick Hos
icry Mills. These machines are the
very latest and most efficient and eco
nomical in operation Of any machines
manufactured to date for the finish
ing Of hosiery. 1t is expected that
they Will be running in about two
weeks. With these new machines the
equipment Of ietrick Hosiery Mills
will be complete in every detail for
the manufacture OF the finest grade
OF hosiery for men, women and chill
dren that can be made out Of cotton
yarn.
C A. Elliott, aged 5S years,
died at his home in Walhalla Monday
afternoon at $50 o'clock, after a
lingering illness from Bright's dis
ease. He was we'll known to many
OF the people OF Oconee, having been
born and raised in this county. He
mourn his death. His wife before
marriage was Miss Fannie Hunter, a
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs William
Hunter, who were also natives of
Oconee. The deceased is also sur
vived by three sisters. The inter
mcnt took place at Rocky Knoll cem-
etery, near Walhalla, this morning
at O'Clock, Rev. l.. NJ. LYDIA CON
ducting the service. The bereaved
ones have the sympathy Of many
friends in their hour OF sorrow
The Boston Lyrics, a trio of en-
tt'ialners, appeared here last We'd
ncSday night, giving the first enter
tainmcnt OF the series under the us
EiceS of the lyceum course. Each OF
the entertainers was an artist in the
special role assumed, and as a whole
their entertainment was Of a high
order, and was greatly appreciated
by ono OF the largest audiences that
has ever greeted one OF the lyceum
attractions given here. If the first
attraction secured by the local man
ayers Is fair index to the full
course the management deserves.
and we hope will receive, even more
liberal patronage for future attrac-
ions than they were accorded at the
hrst. We have the assurance that
the Boston Lyrics. while unuuestion-
ably Of greater ability and possessing
far moro than the average OF talent,
are by no means the best cnterlu ain
crs hooked for tho curse Fhc local
management has in store for the Deo-
pie OF Walhalla and vicinity some Of
the best that have ever appeared
here under any management.
John \. Todd, one OF OcOnce's
Oldest and most highly respcc G" citi-
Zens. died at the home OF hls son,
w. \. Todd, in the Oconee Station
section OF the county, last Friday
night, November II, and was buried
at Bethel Presbyterian cemetery
Sunday morning, the funeral services
at the church being conducted by his
pastor Rev. Geo. NJ Wilcox. The
burial service was concluded at the
grave Ivy the Masonic fraternity, Mr..
TODD having been life member Of
Hiue Ridge Lodge, No. %, A. T.. M.,
OF Nalhalla. He was 50 years OF
a&c and had long been known in
every section o. t! e county as one Of
Oconcc'S most substantial and hon
orcd citizens. Honest and honOrable
in all things, a thorough and consist
cnt Christian in his daily life as In
his profession, wherever the name of
John \. TCdd was known it was
synonymous with all that goes to
make up the highest type Of mar
hood and citizenship, and i'm his death
we have lost one Of those citizens
whose death is felt by every one who
knew him. Mr.. Todd served through
out the Civil War as a member Of
Company T.. Orl's Regiment, ami
proved himself worthy of every trust,
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