Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-05-08

torn, unto Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Iribble, this "wednesday morning,
son.
"A good two-borse farm, near
Eair Play, to rent. Apply to J. d.
Sheldon, agent. 15
Mrs. ]. B. Ligon, OF Townyille.
is visiting at the home Off, Mrs. Jas
NJ. Moss this week.
Born, unto Rev. and Mrs. G, II.
Clarkson, at Cokesbury, S. c., on
Saturday, May 4th, son.
Mrs. j. w. Shelor left Yesterday
Tor Stannton, Va, where she will be
for some weeks visiting relatives
and friends.
We hear it intimated that Jas.
w. Bearden, of Oakway, may an
nounce for the House of Representa-
tives very soon.
Miss Eula Mathis, OF Irmo, S.
g., Is spending some time in Wal
halla on visit to her aunt, Mrs. J.
s. Bauknight, and other relatives.
Use Eagle Thistle soda and take
advantage OF special offer on set
or sterling silver plated Rogers g.
Brother teaspoons.
Hon. J. r. Earle left Yesterday
afternoon for Orangeburg, where he
is IN attendance upon the State Con-
vention Of the Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows.
, Rev. w. II. Boyd, of Poplar
Will preach at Ebenezer next Sunday
afternoon at $50 o'clock The
| church-going public Is cordially in
vited to attend.
Services at the Lutheran church
next Sunday at o'clock D. m., in
stead Of at II o'clock, on account of
the baccaluareate sermon at the
Methodist church.
| -Give us your order for discs for
Columbia, Victor or any phonograph.
The Standard is best and cheapest
made. Norman's Drug Store.
Miss RoXie Reid, who has been
SUFFERING for week or more from a
severe attack OF laryngitis, is report
] ed considerably better. She has been
| confined to her room. for some time.
Friends hope to see her out soon.
| Miss Marguerite Brennecke left
last week for Greenwood, where she
| Will be for some time with her bro
| ther. Louis A. Brennecke, who is still
quite sick, but is slowly improving.
during her stay there Miss Brennecke
Will attend business college. Her
many Walhalla friends regret her
departure.
w. a. Strother and A. p. Crisp
are the latest additions to the ranks
or the local automobilists. Mr.. Stro
ther has recently purchased a Ford,
While Mr.. Crisp has purchased a
Maxwell from G.. w. Bauknight. Mr.
Bauknight will invest in a larger car
IN the near future. There are now
about forty automobiles in Walhal]a
:, Mrs c. w. Bauknight and Miss
Mamie Ansel are in Abbeyille this
week attending the annual meeting
OF the State Federation of Women .
Clubs. They are representatives of |
the Paul Hayne Circle. Miss Anse1 |
VIII spend some time in Charleston
peIore her return home, leaving Alb
peVllie shortly after the close Of the |
session Of the Federation.
II you ride, ride right" High
folnt buggies are always up in uual-
ity. Just received car load Of
beauties. w. NJ. Brown, Walhalla.
The first green peas we have
seen on the Walhalla market have
come from the garden OF Mr.. and
trs, WIN. Laustercr. They have one
Oh the llncst gardens we have sccn,
ana Whlle the very unfavOrable wca-
her mas prevented them from hav-
inS IS Rood garden as usual, still
lheS nave much more than the aver
age. 80 much for WORKING to over
come unfavorablc conditions, instead
OF standing idle and complaining
about them.
At the teachers examination
hold last Friday there were So pres
nnt to stand the examination. Or
lhlS number there were quite a few
VINO were not endenvoring to secure
'ertlllacteS for teaching in the pub
nc schools. 1t has been a custom for
some time for pupils in the tenth
grades of the high schools of the
county to stand the examination {
purely for tho benefit they receive {
About so were present for the exam 6
nation with view to securing ccr-
ihcates TO teach.
Luther b. Hudson, 20 wears of
lGe, died at the home OF his mo-
her, Mrs. j. K. Hudson. i'm Walhal- '
q, last Thursday, after a short i'll .
less. Only few days prior TO his d
lean Mr.. Hudson was stricken with
neasies, and this quickly developed :,
MO pneumonia, resulting In his =
icath. Mr.. Hudson was an invalid !
eng unable to walk. and for seve- !
~ years had moved about town in =
wheel chair given him through the n
unShine Society Of Oconee. Friends &
/ the family sympathiZe with them Pr
u lhelr sorrow. Funeral services n
ere neld Friday, and interment was q
iade IN the burying ground OF Che n
OF oh 1,