Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-03-29

-Easter hats for ladies, misses
and children. Mrs. r. Galloway, at
Norman's store.
Here's your chance to rise in the
world! Call at c.. w. & j.. Il. Bauk-
nights store, Walhalla, next Satur-
day and they will tell you how. See
advertisement.
Jas. Nj. Moss has joined the au..
tomobile ranks. He has lust pur-
chased a Regal runabout from r. NJ.
Lowery, of Seneca. 1t Is a very pref
y machine and Of high horsepower.
Prof. II. w. Gasque, Misses Kate
j. Steck, Alice Strong and Mamie An
sci. of the Walhalla High School, at
tended the meeting Of the State
Teachers Association in Columbia
last week.
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The track meet between the 9Th
and 7th and Sth and 9th grades of
the Walhalla High School was held
last Wednesday afternoon. The pur-
pose of the meet was to select repre-
sentativeS to the county meet to be
held at Seneca next Saturday. There
was a fairly good turn out of our
citizens to lend enthusiasm to the
young athletes. All features of the
two teams were we'll rendered, and
the boys are hopeful Of bringing the
cup back to Walhalla. The result of
the meet will be found in the article
elsewhere In this issue regarding the
county meet. The 9Th and 9TH
grades won over the Sth and 9th.
Attention is directed to the ad-
vertisement of the United Realty and
Auction Company, of Gainesville,
Ga, who on next Monday, April Sd,
will sell at auction 60 desirable
building lots in our sister town of
Westminster. The lots that this en-
terprising firm will offer for sale are
we'll located and have been laid off
III IL uiiSSl Nlc" vi making
handsome building sites. This is
another opportunity to take in A good
real estate deal for investment or
for use in BODYBUILDING. Oconee
property to-day is as good az gold
for investment, and Westminster is
fast coming to the front as one Of
the best points in Oconee to make
an investment. Remember the date
-neNt Monday-and go to this sale
prepared to take advantage of the
bargains in land that will be offered.
-Leggett's full cream cheese, 15c.
pound. Moss & Ansel.
"A marriage that will prove of
more than usual interest t. many in
this section Of Oconee was hat which
took place at the Presbyterian par
sonage, ~Townville, on March 23d,
1911, when Miss Rubye Thomas
Grant and julie n. Grant, a popular
young man, formerly Of Florida, were
happily united in the bonds Of matri-
mony by Rev. II. G.. Ligon.- Saxaral
friends were present to witness the
ceremony and to congratulate the
happy groom on his good fortune in
winning so beautiful a bride. The
bride is one Of Oconee's most popu
lar, young ladies, and is well known
throughout Oconee, having for seve-
raj years been recognized as one Of
Il most successful school teachers.
The Courier joins with hosts of
other friends Of the young couple in
extending sincere and hearty good
wishes. Mr.. and Mrs. Grant will
make their home in Florida, but at
present are at home to their friends
at T~ownville.
The District Convention of the
Eighth Pythian District was held in
Walhalla yesterday afternoon, and at
night the members of the local lodge
rendered to delegates to the con-
vention, to members of sister lodges
and local friends a banquet, which
was served at the Walhalla Hotel.
There were about twenty-four dele
gates, with Grand Keeper of Rec
ords and Seal G. D.. Brown, of Able
Vile, and a number of visiting
knights in attendance upon the ses-
sion OF the convention. At the BAN
quet covers were laid for 100 guests
and each place was occupied. Both
the convention and banquet were
pronounced as ranking high among
the best ever held in the district.
The visiting knights enjoyed the hos
pitality extended them, and the men,
bers Of Walhalla Lodge, No. 81, were
never more highly pleased thar in
the honor that was theirs in having
with them the delegates and friends
from their sister lodges. The next
District Convention will be held
with the Pickcns Pythian Lodge.
The following district officers were
elected: DR.. Algood, Liberty Lodge,
District Deputy Grand Chancellor;
Mr.. Rernhardt, Blue Ridge Lodge,
GreenNille, District Deputy Grand
Vice Chancellor: Jas. NJ. Moss, Wal
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