Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-12-06

harrison VIII regret to learn that she
Is quite i'll at her home on Faculty
Hill. We are glad to report, how
ever, that she is improving.
Quite a number of local knights
attended the Pythian banquet at
Westminster last Wednesday night
and enjoyed the occasion greatly.
| Among those who attended were J.
w. Shelor, w. G. Hughs, Walter D.
son.
Miss Ruth Kay. accompanied by
her father, Sheriff w. M. Kay, left
last Wednesday for Rock Hill, where
she was operated on for appendicitis.
Her many friends Will be pleased to
know that she stood the operation
we'll, and that her condition is satis-
factory. We hope for her early re-
turn home and complete recovery.
Married. on Sunday, November
26th, at the residence Of the ofticiat
ing minister, Rev. }. A. Bond, near
Walhalla, Miss Aloe White, Of New
Hope, and Frank r. Wyatt. of Fair
view. The bride is a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f. White. The
young couple have many friends,
with whom we join in extending con-
gratulations and best wishes.
FOR sale-First-class peavine
hay (baled and Appler seed oats.
Drop me card S. J. Isbell Wal
halla, S. c., r. f. D. No. 1. 40
The following officers were elect
ed last Friday night to serve Blue
Ridge Lodge, No. 90, A. f. NJ, Of
Walhalla, for the ensuing year: lI.
l.. Herndon, w. NJ; w. G.. Hughs,
S. W.; D. A. Smith, J. w; George
NJ. Ansel, treasurer; w. O. White,
secretary. Installation will take
place on Friday night Of this week.
j. G.. Edwards was appointed to rep
resent Blue Ridge Lodge in the meet
ing Of the Grand Lodge In Charleston.
The announcement Of the COM
ing marriage Of Miss Katie e. Harris,
Of Westminster, and Hon. Jos. w.
Shelor, OF Walhalla, came as a pleas
friends of the groom-to-be. and the
marriage, which will be solemnized
in the Baptist church at Westmin-
ster on Wednesday evening, January
18th. 1912, at 3 o'clock, will prove
of interest to hosts Of friends Of the
| couple in Oconee. Thus early in ad-
vance Of the happy event we join
with others in congratulations to the
groomtO-be.
| -Thanksgiving services were held
| last Thursday at st. Johns Lutheran
| church at | | o'clock, at which time
| quite a large congregation assembled
! in accordance with Il custom in vogue
| in Walhalla for years past-that OF
| all denominations uniting to give
| praise and thanks in one body. A
| good collection was taken, the CON
| tributionS being directed by the do
| nors 10 the orphanage Of their choice.
| Each dcnOminational Orphanagc was
substantially remembered in the cash
contributions. and a goodly donation
lin kind" was also made. the vesti-
bule Of the church being piled up with
| gifts Of various kinds, these being
| transported by the railroads free Of
| charge.
Mrs. jamie Smith, widow Of the
| late Stephen l.. Smith, died at the
| home Of her son-in-law, Henry r..
Ford, in Walhalla, on Sunday, De-
| cember Sd. Mrs. Smith was about
GO years OF age and had been a men,
| ber of the Baptist church for 80 or
40 years. She leaves three sons and
| two daughters to mourn her death
J. l.. Smith, A. Smith. Warren Smith,
Mrs. Fl. r. Ford and Mrs. James
Grow, all Of Walhalla. Funeral SER
vices were conducted at the residence
Of II. r. Ford on Monday, December
| 4th, at 2.30 p. m. by Rev l.. NJ
LYDIA, Of the Baptist church, after
which the remains were laid to rest
| in WeStvicw cemetery. Many friends
Of the family extend sympathy to the
bereared ones.
See me for buggies, wagons har-
ness, brides, saddles and anything
you need I'm similar lines. I have
them, and the prices are right. Cash
or good papers, to suit purchasers.
w. NJ. Brown, Walhalla, S. G..
Friday night Of this week, De-
ccmbcr 9Th, a number Of boys and
girls Of the Seneca High School will
appear before a Walhalla audience,
presenting splendid comcdy-drama
entitled 'Down in Mainc.' This play
has been presented in Seneca by the
same cast that will appear here, and
the best endorsement preccdcs the
young players Of our sister town. A
part Of the proceeds OF the evening
will be contributed for the benefit Of
the Walhalla High School library.
Popular prices will prevail, the
| charges for admission being for
| school children 15c.; adults 25c, and
! for reserved seats 35c. The perform
ancc will begin at $50 o'clock. Re-
! member these facts, and book your
| self to meet the young people Of SEN
! cca at Pitchford's Hall next Friday
evening. They promise You an even
! ing OF real entertainments