Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-09-18
Paints, roofing, guttering, etc.
See d. e. Good, Walhalla.

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II. b. Shelor left yesterday for
Greenville, where he has re-entered
Furman University.
--Fcatherstone Thompson, Of Co
lumbia, is spending several days here
visiting his aunt, Miss Lille Thomp-
Sol
There will be usual services in
the Walhalla Methodist church next
Sunday morning at II o'clock. THE
public is cordially invited to be pres
ent.
WIN. A. Hetrick is the latest ad-
dition to the auto brigade in Walhal-
Ia, having ''tloated in" last Saturday
night from Atlanta with a hand
some five-passenger, electrically
lighted, Henderson car.
For Oliver chilled plows and re-
pairs go to w. M. Brown, Walhalla.
Henry e. Thompson, of Column
bia, is spending a few days in Wal
halla visiting his sister, Miss Lille
Thompson. His two young sons, Ed
ward and Maynard, have been SPEND
ing the summer here.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. w. Bauknight
and son, John Edward, are spending
this week in st. Louis, where Mr..
Bauknight Is attending to business
matters. While there he will make
a selection of horses and mules for
his sales stables here. He expects to
return the latter part of this week or
first of next.
The Presbytery Of Piedmont,
composed Of the churches in Ander-
son, Pickens and Oconee counties,
will meet in the Walhalla P%resbyte-
rian church on Tuesday, September
Gath. at 8 p. m. Rev. w. H. Mills,
Of Clemson, will preach the opening
sermon. The public is cordially in,
vited to attend all sessions Of the
Presbytery.
John w. Oliver yesterday
brought to the Walhalla Gin Com
pany the first new cotton. His bale
weighed 1872 pounds aud ne received
l2c. per pound for his staple. Mr..
Oliver has brought to this market the
first bale for three consecutive years.
Last ear his first bale was ginned
and marketed on September 1st. The
Walhalla Gin Company will have it's
plant open continuously on and after
next Monday, September 22d.
For Sale--Good family horse,
High Point rubber-tire buggy, har-
ness; price, SITE. w. II. Hetrick,
Walhalla.
"A most enjoyable dance was held
at Pitchford's Hall Wednesday night
Of last week under the chaperonage
Of Mrs. Geo. l.. Wilson. The out-of-
town visitors were: Misses Lynn
Werner, Richland; Gladys Ramsay,
Seneca; Messrs. Eugene Evans, Ju-
Illus Aull, Thos. Watkins, Louis Sit
ton, Pendleton; R. w. Lowery, Whit
Holleman, c. H. Miller, B. l.. Hamil-
ton, Horace Wood, Seneca; r. e. Far
mer, Harold Webb, NJ. Breazeale, An
derson; Chas. Werner, Richland.
The german was led by Chas Werner
and Miss May FAINT.
Married, at the home Of the
bride, on September Sd, by Rev.
w. II. McAlister, Mrs. Meta Cren-
shaw, Of the Fairview section of
Oconee, and Philip Boerner, of Ne
braska. The bride was the widow
of the late II. X. C~renshaw, and has
hosts of friends who will extend
good wishes. The groom is a sturdy
German farmer Of Nebraska, coming
from Il settlement in that State in
which a great portion Of the settlers
are natives Of Germany. Mr.. Boer-
ner speaks but little English. He is
Il substantial man of his adopted
State.
Now is the time to buy a first
class middle-burster. w. NJ. Brown
sells them, and the price Is right.
The following marriage an
~nounccment, taken from a dispatch
from Saluda, y. c., dated September
Il will hn rnn1 u,itL ,z- 49,
OF interest by many Oconee and Wal
halla friends Of tho contracting par
ties. DR.. and Mrs. Smith are both
well known here, where there are a
host Of friends to congratulate and
extend to them the best Of good
wishes: Miss Nettie Hane, former
~ OF Fort Motto, oldest daughter of
Capt. John X. Hane, was quietly
married here this afternoon to Dr..
Lesesne Smith, Of Spartanburg. Miss
Hane is very well known throughout
South Carolina and enjoys the friend
snip of many well known South
DR.. Smith practiced for
years at Great Falls, but three
years ago moved to Sp%artanburg and
enjoys a splendid practice and the
confidence OF the medical profession
IN Spartanburg. DR.. and Mrs. Smith
left on the Carolina Special for
Asheville and will probably visit
Washington and New York before
to their future home in
.partanburg. Miss Hane was attend
ed by her beautiful sister, Miss May
ilanc, II Fort Motto, and Mr.. Miller
was best man to DR.. Smith"
One OF the most serious run
way accidents tha has hammond In
for a long while occurred in
Mountain Rest section last Mon
day. Mr.. Rigby, OF Spartan
burg, who is largely interested in
lands in upper Oconce. was
driving a pair OF mules, which be-
frightened and we're unman-
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