Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-12-23
Cut galss. china, toilet and man
icure sets at Bells. y, adv

icure sets at Bells. h,iss adv.
u. p. McCarey, of Cedar Springs
Institute. is spending the holidays
here with his mother, Mrs. J. p. Nc
| Carey, and among friends
Jack Werner, Of the Atlanta Col
lege Of Physicians and Surgeons, is
spending the holidays with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Werner.
Willie Bowen, of Bamberg Gear
lisle) Fitting School, is spen ding the
Christmas holidays in Walhalla at the
home Of his uncle, Jas. NJ. Moss, and
family.
ALL the coal you want-good
coal-s4.75 at mill, $5.75 delivered.
Hetrick Hosiery Mills, Walhalla. ad.
Mrs. Bertha Drew, OF Darling
ton, is. spending the holidays here
with Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Lucas. Mrs.
Drew has numerous friends here who
are glad to meet her again.
Miss Bessie Grant, of Benefits
vile, is spending the holidays here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Grant, and among numerous friends,
who are glad to welcome her back
home.
Miss Mamie Harrison, of Green
willie, is spending the holidays here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. e.
Harrison. Her brothers, Frank and
Louis, will arrive from Augusta: Ga.
tomorrow to spend few days here
with homefolks.
Superintendent Fl. w. GasQue, of
the Walhalla High School, Is spend
ing his vacation with his hom efolks
at Marion, S. G.. Miss Eileen |. Lord,
a member Of the faculty, has gone to
Charleston to spend the holidays with
her home people.
Il. r. Lucas, Of the Walhalla
| Plant Of the Parker Mills Co., is a
cripple these days, having last week
stepped on Il rusty nail which pene-
trated far into the foot, giving hiio
no little trouble and pain. He is get
! ting along all right, however, and is
able to be about, but unable to wear
i shoe.
There will be Christmas tree
at st. Johns Lutheran church We'd
ncsday night Of this week. The chill
dren Of that church and Sunday
school are anticipating the usual good
time that Christmastide always
brings to the youngsters of that
church. The public will be cordially
welcomed on this occasion.
C. r. Houchins, of "the world
at large returned to Walhalla last
| Friday night, to the delight of num-
erous friends here. He had been ab-
sent for the past eight months, travel
ing over the States of Minnesota, In
diana, Iowa, Missouri, and attending
to business matters in States nearer
home. He will be in Walhalla for
some time.
For the next thirty days all our
stock, consisting Of millinery silks,
velvets, ribbons, ladies' coats, shirt
waists, collars, childrens dresses,
coats, sweaters, caps, raincoats, en-
broidery and laces, all will go at
greatly reduced prices. Come and
see us before you buy. Mrs. w. NJ.
Brown & Co., Walhalla. adv. SO
News from the be lside OF D. II.
Rabens this morning is that his con-
dition is exceedingly dangerous. Mr..
Rabens has been seriously i'll for six
or eight weeks. Friends hope that
he may yet be restored to health,
though little encouragement is given
for improvement. His strength has
been waning for some time, due to
constitution, the strength of which
gives the only hope Of recovery
&C. Fl. Humphries, formerly of
Walhalla, Is now engaged in business
in Greenville with the J. o. Jones
Company, clOthiers and gents flrn-
shers. We were informed and SO
stated few weeks ago, that Mr..
Humphries had accepted an over
seer's position with the Pacolet Cot
ton Mills. but this was an error. Mr..
Humphries had only gone to Paco let
to visit his mother for a few days
before taking up his work with tho
Greenville firm.
Blue Ridge Lodge, No. 92, 4. +.
NJ, held a regular communication
last Friday night at which time the
| annual election Of officers took place,
resulting as follows: e. l.. Herndon,
W. NJ; w. c. Hughs, S. W.; d. A.
Smith, j. W.; Geo. NJ Ansel, Treas
urer; w. O. White, Secretary; John
A. Ansel, S. D.; S. n. Pitchford, J.
D.; j. B. Tramel, Tiler; w. f.. Sea-
born and j. j. d. Cowan, Stewards.
The officers elected were installed
Immediately after the election, the
installation ceremonies being follow
ed with a turkey and oyster supper.
The occasion was greatly enjoyed by
the members Of the local lodge, who
had with them few visitors, whose
presence added greatly to the occa-
sion.
--Huyler's candy, fresh for Xmas
| I-bosXes and baskets--at Bells. ad.
| The many Walhalla friends OF
Mrs. John G.. Tideman. Of Charles
ton, will regret to learn that she died
at her home In that city last Friday
morning about 5 o'clock. She had
been great sufferer for some
months, being afflicted with cancer Of
| the stomach. Mrs. Tideman was
| daughter Of the late Rev. John r. and