Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-03-08
G. ~, NORMAN, Proprietor.

Piano contest tickets given on
payments made on accounts at G. w.
! Pitchford's, Walhalla.
| A few hundred dollars to loan,
with good, improved real estate as
security. Can also offer few bar
gains in real estate. e. l.. Herndon.
Attorney, Walhalla. eow-tf
DIR. p. V. Bomar, pastor OF ST.
| loan Baptist church, Marion, Ala,
spent last Friday in Walhalla at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Harri-
| son. Rev. Bomar is a brother-in-law
Of Mrs. Harrison.
-Lost-Black and yellow tan
hound pup; scar on nose; wen on
breast bone; answers to name of
joe" has large head, medium ears.
Reward If returned to b. G.. Wood
West Union, S. c., r. +. ID. No. | , or
to John Beatty, Walhalla 12*
Forty pounds good rice for 81 .
Fowler Bros, Walhalla.
The "Priscillas" were pleasantly
entertained by Miss Julia Maxwell at
her home on Friday, March sd. Mrs
Chas. Humphries, of Union, and Miss
Sophia Rose, Of Ensley, Ala, added
much to the pleasure OF the after
noon. AS the meeting DIRE W to a close
Miss Geraldine Hughs was persuaded
to give one of her amusing readings.
and she responded in her delightfully."-
characteristic manner with Mrs. Cau-
dies curtain lecture, "A Shirt But
tom The members present were:
Mrs. Claude Reid, Misses Eloisc Stro-
ther Geraldine Hughs. Size Maxwell,
Helen Fant, Kate Harrison.
rrt, w.;
Florida yam sweet potatoes. c. w.
& J. Il. Bauknight.
The Paul Haync Circle was de-
lightfully entertained by Mrs. Sidney
Adams, Faculty Hill, on Tuesday,
February 2Sth. At the usual hour
q p. No. the meeting was called to
order by the president, Mrs. e. L..
Ilerndon. In answer to roll call,
each lady gave the name Of promi-
nent man of the Reformation, y
which was the topic Of the afternoon.
Mrs. j. II. Darby read very inter-
esting article on the topic. and Mrs.
Adams read paper entitled Noted
Characters of the Reformation, writ
ten by Mrs. ]. a. Steck A sweet lit
tie lullaby, by DENIES, was beauti-
fully sung by Miss Biemann. Cur
rent Events were very much eioyed.
social hour followed the business
meeting, during which time delight
| ful salad course, with sherbet, was
served by the hostess, assisted by
Miss Biemann. The members pres
ent were: Mesdames John A. Anscl,
Geo. NJ. AnSel, J. w. Bell, G.. w.
Bauknight, George Blumncr, T.. H..
Carter, ]. II. Darby, e. II. Lucas. e..
l.. lIerndon, G. +. Hetrick, r. l.. Rog-
ers. w. l.. Werner; Misses Mamie
Ansel, Annie Biemann, Daisy Strong,
Alice Strong, Ruth Walker. The pres
cnce Of Miss Rickenbaker, a friend
Of the Misses Strong, added to the
pleasure Of the club members.
DR.. Thos. G. G. Fahnestock, den
tlst, will be In his office every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
There are many throughout Oco-
nee, and that wider territory in times
past embraced within the bounds of
Pendleton and Pickens Districts, who
will learn will deep sorrow OF the
death Of Jonas Phillips, which occur
red at his home near Long Creek, this
county, last Thursday night, when
Mr.. Phillips succumbcd to an attack
OF paralysis. He was an exemplary
citizen. and though he had never
Identified himself with any branch Of
the church he was a regular attend
ant on The services of voril,m.
churches and q liberal ennno,tn,. of
their institutions. Ills dajiv liza was
that Of an humble follower OF Christ,
squaring his conduct with his fellow
men in close conformity to the Col
den Rulc In MANY rnsnocts ho r,,.
most rnmorkahln non ana ~" n, VIZ ,%a
apc of 81 yn,r. II co,Id 10 ,,,,h,,'ii,
said of him thot no numhnroL ~,
friends and those who rnsnoctod hin,
for his sterling worth hv he n,,mhnr
of peonln whose nrivilnun !, v,n. ~
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