Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-04-19

! For Sale-SiX-room house and
II acre lot in West Union. win be
sold first Monday in May. Reid
Estate.
Rev. Rhett Doyle will preach at
Zion next Sunday morning at II
o'clock, and at Fairview at $3.50 p.
m. Public cordially invited to at
tend both services.
Rev. A. e. Driggers will conduct
a series Of services at the Seneca Coz
ton Mill, beginning next Monday
night, to which a cordial invitation
Is extended to all.
j. II. Kangeter. of Clemson,
spent Easter with his uncle. II. l..
Brandt, and family in Walhalla. He
has a number of friends here who
are always pleased to meet him.
Regular meeting Of Oconee
Lodge, No. GA, l.. o. o. f., next Tues
day evening at s o'clock. Work in
first and second degrees. All men,
bers urged to be present. Visitors
will be extended a %fraternal welcome.
Rev. Fred. Boozer, OF Gaffney,
has been spending several days in
Walhalla visiting at the home Of his
He has also been visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Fennell, neal
town.
Governor Blease last Friday
paroled Earle Rochester. of Oconee,
and he Is now with his wife and chill
dren at Westminster. He was SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment by Judge
G. G. Dantzler in 1905, he having
been convicted Of the murder Of
a neighbor, Walter Mills. 1t is stat
ed hat Judge Dantzler two years
ago wrote Governor Ansel recon-
mending a pardon, which was re-
fused. The case at the time of trial
created no little interest.
Among the new advertisements
this week will be found those of
Frank H.. Shirley, real estate, West
minister; Carter Hardware Company,
Ford automobiles, and John Joost,
poultry. Walhalla; Seneca Hardware
Co., Byrd & Cromer and Lowry &
Holloway. Seneca; also important
legal and other notices. Read the
advertising columns of The Courier
and keep posted.
Attention Is directed to the adj
vertisement Of John ioost, who Is
conducting a poultry business in Wal
halla. His advertisement should be
of particular interest to our friends
In the country who have chickens,
eggs, etc., to sell. He pays cash for
all produce bought and gives the
highest prevailing market price. See
his advertisement and call on him
when you come to town.
John e. HUMPHREYS is in Atlanta
for some days On business. His many
friends here will be sorry to learn
that he has severed his connection
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which concern he had for a number
of years held a positi.l as overseer
Of carding and spinning. He is an
excellent mill man, thoroughly con-
versant with the details of the mill
' business, and was one Of the most
valued employees Of the Walhalla
mills.
In the death Of Rev. VIM. WHY
Oconee mourns one of her most prom
Using sons. Rev. WHY died at Bow
lin Green, this State, last Friday and
was buried at Westminster. lie was
n OF the most conscientious and
arnes ministers Of the South Caro-
lima Presbyterian church, and in his
taking away the church, the State
and our county have lost one whom
each delighted to honor for his real
worth as a man and a minister Of the
GOSpel. lie was known and loved in
Walhalla, where the news Of his
death brought genuine sorrow.
The Earle's Mill, of the Town.
Vile section Of Oconee, has added
new features that should interest the
farmers especially Of that section Of
the county within a wide radius.
This mill is now giving particular at
tention to the grinding of fine meal
and flour by the o approved pro-
cesses, and at the same time is pre-
pared TO take care Of all business in
the way OF producing economical
stock feeds. Their advertisement
will be found elsewhere. and it is
we'll worth your while to read care
fully what the Earle Brothers have
to say.
The Priscillas were most delight
fully entertained by Mrs. Claude
Reid at her home on Tugaloo street
last Friday afternoon. After some
| time had been spent in conversation
and needle work, the hostess, assisted
by Misses Nettie May Darby and Lc~
titia Reid, served a tempting salad
course. Miss Reid then favored the
guests with several selections on the
piano. Those present were Misses
Burda Long, Geraldine IIughs. Julia
Maxwell, Sue Maxwell, Helen FAINT.
Katie Harrison and Eloise Strother.
The next meeting will be held with
Miss Burda Long, on Mauldin street.