Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-05-10

j. G. Garrison is spending a few
days In Greenville on business.
For best grades cement and
roofing call on w. Nj. Brown, Wal
halla.
Hon. j.. e. Boggs, OF Pickens.
was among the visitors to Walhalla
yesterday. He was accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Helen.
Among the excursionists to
Atlanta yesterday morning from Wal
halla were Mrs. S. j. Aldrich, OF
Westminster, and Robert Todd, of
Walhalla.
Remember the ball game at
Westminster Saturday. Westminster
is determined to win the game. and
the Walhalla boys are equally deter
mined that they shall not. That's the
spirit that brings out good playing.
On count Of the baccalaureate
sermon OF the Walhalla High School
there will be no morning service at
the Presbyterian church on next
Sabbath, May IA. Rev. w. II. Frazer,
d.. D., Of Anderson, will preach in the
evening at $50.
Marshall Fennell, OF Anderson,
! spent the weekend in Walhalla with
his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Fennell.
nv IL NSiS IL al Vie LOlllS vi Ilel
daughter, Mrs. NJ. T. Hughs. near
town. Mrs. Fennell's children have
been summoned to her bedside.
Good 4 hip. upright engine for
sale cheap for cash or on time. Il. e.
Alexander, Walhalla, S. C.
Mrs. j. B.. Umberger and chill
dren arrived last week from Virginia,
where they had been spending some
time visiting relatives prior to their
removal to Walhalla. We welcome
these good people most cordially to
Il midst. Rev. Mr.. Umberger, pastor
Of st. Johns Lutheran church. ar
rived some weeks ago and has assum-
ed the regular pastoral work OF his
church.
The "Priscillas" were pleasantly
entertained by Miss Burda Long on
Friday afternoon, April 81. Miss
Long was assisted by her brother,
NJ. c.. Long. For this reason very
little work was accomplished. The
girls felt that they rarely have the
opportunity Of being entertained by a
bachelor, therefore their hands yer
idle. Those who enjoyed this de-
lightful afternoon with Miss Long
were Misses Nettie Darby and Esther
Cary, visitors, and Misses Julia and
u iSAoS "iiN
Geraldine Hughs, members Of the
club. The e meeting will be with
Miss Eloise Strother on Friday after
noon, May IL.
Two cars bnggies and wagons
for sale. Cash or time. j. & j. S.
Carter, Westminster, S. G. tt
Read the advertisement of The
Lumpkin Company, Of Seneca, on the
fifth page of this issue. This we'll
known Atlanta firm haye taken over
the stock Of the j. II. Adams Depart
ment Store of Seneca, and are dis
posing Of the entire stock with tho
exception Of the undertaking and fur
niture departmcnts). This great sale,
which will take place Tuesday and
Wednesday, May % and cath, will
offer special opportunity to mer-
chants to supply themselves with val
liable merchandise at greatly reduced
prices. The Adams stock OF goods
was always kept we'll up to date, and
it can be depended upon to be every
thing that the new firm disposing OF
1t claims for 1t. Read the announce
ment this week and be on hand ready
to take advantage of their offers on
the 23d and oath of this month.
Mrs. Matte Huskamp died at
| ShS iioiiiS vi hSl oohp w. ~
near West Union, last Saturday norm
ing, after d 'ong illness, having been
for several a in declining health.
She had, however, been seriously sick
but for a few days. Mrs. Huskamp
was born in Germany in November,
1897, and was, therefore, in her 74th
year. She came to American in
1852. She was twice married, her
first husband having been =. =.
ScheutZ. In the early sixties she was
married to John Huskamp. who pre-
coded her to the grave some years.
She is survived by five children
John T.. Scheutz, Mrs. b. +. Gibson,
w. j.. IIuskamp, ii. ID. Huskamp and
J Mrs. II. y. Smith. She was a on
sistcnt member OF St. Johns Luthe-
ran church, Walhalla, and was iden-
ton before coming to America. She
vas a good woman and cOnsccratcd
Christian, and during her long life
carried out her profession OF Chris
. tianity in her daily life. She was a
regular attendant upon services at
her church until prevented by Illness
from attending. There are many
friends of the family here and else
where who will learn with deep sor-
row OF her death. Funeral services
were conducted Sunday from St.
Johns church, the intcrment taking
! place in the Lutheran cemetery, Ser
: vices were conducted by her pastor,
I Rev. J. b. Umbcrgcr.