Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-02-15

Miss Lidie Keith, OF Anderson,
visited friends in Walhalla this
week.
Fired Brown Is in Macon. Ga,
for stay of some time. He is taxi
ing course In tho business college
at that place.
Mrs. r. Galway. will leave for
Atlanta Friday to attend the millin-
cry openings, and TO secure a trim
mer for the coming season.
MIR. and Mrs. Homer Mann. of
North Carolina, and Mrs. Ed. G..
Mann, Of st. Matthews, S. c., are WIS.,
iting at the home Of Rev. and Mrs.
G. d. Mann in West Union.
Married, on Sunday, February
IL, at the residence OF tho officiating
minister, Rev. ]. D. HunniCutt, Miss
Lettie Albertson and Ark Hunnicutt,
both OF the Stamp Greek section Of
Oconee. The young couple have the
best wishes of many friends for a
long and prosperous life.
&C. w. and J. Il. Bauknight, the
Norman Drug Store, and Moss G.
Ansel, Walhalla, have new ADVERTISE
ments In this issue OF The Courier.
Read what they have to say and give
them call. They carry large and
we'll selected stocks, from which YOU
will be able to fill all your wants.
w. NJ. Brown has just returned
to Walhalla with a car load of fine
mules. You should see him at once
lie Will make price and terms 10
suit the purchaser. These are the
finest mules that have been brought
to this market. Come and look at
them.
j. A. Hunter and ia mily, of Lib
erty, have moved to Walhalla to
make their home here. MIR. Hunter
recently bought the blacksmith shop
and business of J. w. Lee, which he
is conducting at the same stand. Mr.,
Hunter and family are occupying a
residence near the Luth eran church.
We regret to report that the
condition OF Mrs. - w. Holleman
this morning is in no way improved.
She has been quite i'll for a week,
and her family and friends now feel
grave apprelensions as to the out
come OF her illness. She is suffering
from pneumonia. There are many
friends of the family who will ioin
with us in the hope that she may yet
be restored to her accustomed health.
District Deputy Grand Chancel-
lor ~. w. Shelor, accompanied by
Knights w. G. Hughs, Jas. NJ. Moss
and d. A. Smith, attended a meeting
of the Westminster Pythian lodge
last night, at which time the new
officers of that lodge we're installed.
The Walhalla contingent which took
part in the ceremonies report a de-
lightful time with their Westminster
brethren.
There are friends in every sec
ton of Oconee who will learn with
deep regret that one of the county's
oldest and most highly respected cit
izens, Jonas Phillips. of the Long
Creek section, is seriously i'll at his
home. Mr.. Phillips is about eighty
years Of age, and since last Saturday
has suffered two strokes of paralysis.
At his advanced age there is little
hope for his recovery. He is most
worthy citizen, a lifelong friend of
The Courier, and the news Of his Sc
rious condition is the source of great
sorrow to the members Of The Cou-
rier force, as it is also to hosts Of
friends throughout the county.
james f. Singleton and family
left yesterday for Westminster
where they will reside in the future,
Mr.. Singleton having accepted a posi-
ton with J. & j. S. Carter, of that
place. Mr.. Singleton has resided in
Walhalla for several years, having
been connected with Carter G. Com
pany during that time They made
many friends here, who regret the
departure Of this estimable family
from our midst. This also takes
away from Walhalla Miss Edith
Pickens, who has been staying with
her sister, Mrs. Singleton, and at
tending the Walhala High School.
She will enter the Westminster High
School. She, too, made many friends
during her stay in Walh ALA.
-'Divine Law and Human Con-
duet is the title of a very interesting
little book just issued from The
Courier's job department. Rev. r.
r. Doyle, OF the South Carolina Con-
ference, is the author OF the book,
which has our highest endorsement
and recommcndati0 ion. The book is
a compilation OF certain portions Of
series Of sermons recently deliver
cd by the author bearing upon the
dual subject that serves as title to
the little volume. 1t contains about
sixty pages, is neatly and legibly
printed, the type used being bold and
clear Mr.. Doyle has fixed the mod
crate price Of % cents on the book.
at which it can be had from him.
post paid, on receipt OF that amount.
Stamps taken. His address is Wal
halla, S. c., r. T.. D. No. 2.
\ King Who Left Home
set the world to talking, but Paul
Mathulka, of Buffalo, n. Y. says he
always keep at home the king OF all