Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-06-19

| Mrs. Kate o. Smith Is this week
visiting among relatives and friends
| at Bolton.
| j. w. Holleman Is spending this
week in Anderso anmonG relatives
and friends.
| The many friends OF Mrs. +. f..
Harrison will be glad to know that
week in Anderson among relatives
| last week.
| Miss Lidie Keith, of Anderson,
| was among the visitors in Walhalla
, the past week. She returned this
morning to her home, to the regret
Of many friends.
John NJ. Baldwin. who has been
spending several months In Walhal-
la among relatives and friends, will
leave this afternoon for his home in
Florence, Cal He friends wish him
a safe trip to his far Western home.
&C. Il. d. Burns will leave to-
morrow for Washington and Balti-
more and will be absent for about
ten days or two weeks. During his
trip he will take in the National
Democratic Convention, which will
convene in Baltimore next Tuesday,
the 25th.
Jack Werner is now numbered
among the business men Of Walhal-
, la, he having opened place for the
retailing OF ice. He is located on
Main street in the building known
as the Craig-Verner stand. He will
be pleased to have opportunity to
serve the public.
No small interest has been
manifested in the politics OF the city
of Anderson, where the campaign
Il
the Mayors race there were four
merly OF WalhallD, II. e. Ligon, J.
A. Cook and w. B. MaGruder. The
election was held yesterday, result
ing III the necessity Of second race
between MesSrs. Holleman and
Ligon.
--"If you ride, ride right" High
Point buggies are always up in quail
| ity. Just received a car load Of
beauties. w. NJ Brown, Walhalla.
Miss Marguerite Brennecke, af-
ter having spent some time in
Greenwood among relatives and
friends, returned recently to Wal
halla and is again among her friends
here. There are many who will be
pleased to learn that her brother,
Louis a. Brennecke, now at Hot
Springs, Ark, is greatly improved,
having so far recovered from his re-
cent severe attack of rheumatism as
to be able to abandon the use OF his
cane. 1t is hoped that he may soon
be able to be among his friends in
this State again.
Miss Hattie Shelor and n. B.
Shelor left last Friday for Spring
Place, Ga, where they will be for
several weeks visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. N. King and
among other relatives and friends.
Their visit at the present time, how
ever, was made more especially that
they might attend the marriage to-
day Of Miss Mamie King, Of Spring
Place, and Prof. John Trotter, of
Knoxville, Tenn. The bride is a
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. King,
| extend congratulations and good
| wishes.
The first excursion from the up
country to Charleston will be run
next Tuesday, June 25th. The train
will start from Seneca, leaving there
at O'Clock a. M, giving parties
| from Walhalla. West Union and all
points on the Blne Ridge west Of
Seneca opportunity to take advant-
age OF the excursion by boarding the
early morning passenger train next
| Tuesday. Parties from Westminster
| can also make early connection. The
fare Tor the round trip from Seneca
is only $i.25. The return trip will
be made from Charleston Thursday
morning, leaving the city at 10
o'clock This viii be Splendid op-
portunity to visit the City by the
Sea. G. j. Hunter, West Union, is
agent for this territory. See him
and get your tickets.
r. G.. Carter, local representa-
tive of the Ford Motor Company, in
forms us that he has received notice
| from the manufacturers that from
this time until September 1st 1t will
be impossible for them to give at
tention to orders for Ford cars, the
plant being taxed to its utmost ca
pacitv at present, and it will take
until September 1st to fill the orders
now in hand. Fortunately Mr.. Car
ter was one Of those who have orders
to be filled, and within short while
he will receive double car (six in
number), three Of which have been
practically sold. During the present
season the local agency has put
eighteen Fords out in Oconee county
alone. Mr.. Carter expects to have
business for his company so soon as
they are able to take up new orders
September 1st. Something Of the
magnitude Of the Ford plant may be
imagined when it is stated that the
factory makes one completed ma
chine every 81 seconds
There is no real need Of any one
being troubled with cOnstipation, for