Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-07-30

, among relatives and friends. This
is Mr.. Tollison's old home.
Miss Hannah Miller Harrison
| has returned home after an extend
ed visit to relatives and friends at
| Landrum and other points in the
State.
Mrs. J. X. Hane and two grand
sons, and Miss May Hane, of Fort
Motto, are spending some time at
the home OF Mrs. Hane's brother-in-
law, |. H. Harrison.
DIR. Otis Whitten, of Pendleton,
Is spending some time in Walhalla
among friends. He is stopping at
the Walhalla Hotel. He Is always
cordially welcomed to Walhalla.
improving ginneries? II in
need of roofing sheets we have the
stock and right prices. Ranenger
Hardware & Furniture Company,
Seneca, s. G. adv,-34
Miss Isabel Macaulay was at
| home to number of her young
| friends Monday afternoon from
| till o'clock. The occasion was the
celebration of her fourteenth birth
day During the afternoon delicious
refreshments and fruits were served
by the young hostess.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cha rles Muller sympathize with them
in the death Of their year-old-babe,
which occurred at their home near
town yesterday morning. The little
one had been in bad health for seve-
raj months. The interment took
place at Neville cemetery this morn
ing.
A protracted meeting will begin
at Bethel Presbyterian church on
next Sunday afternoon at $50
O'Clock. During the week following
two services a day will be held, one
in the morning at II o'clock the
other in the evening at 8. Rev. j.
Andrew Smith, evangelist Of Pied
| mont Presbytery, will conduct the
meeting. The public is cordially in
vited to attend all services.
Mrs. NJ. c. Long and child left
| last Saturday for Sandy Springs.
where they will spend short while
with the formers parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Geo. w. Darby. Mr.. Long will
join his family as soon as the wea-
ther is more favorable, when,. they
will make pleasure trip toJpoints
| in Edgefield and Newberry counties.
Mr.. Long is great advocate OF the
Ford car and will try his new one
out for an extensive trip,
Within short time the Stand
ard Oil Company will establish re-
celVing and supply station at Wal
| halla, options having been taken on
Major VIM. j. Stribling's property
| across College street from the Blue
Ridge depot. This will mean better
and more convenient service for the
Walhalla public and will also lessen
! the strain on the Seneca station,
from which at present Walhalla and
territory contiguous are sup
piled. The trade at Salem, West I'm
| ion, Mountain Rest and other points
in this territory will be supplied
from the proposed Walhalla raceiv-
ing station
Frederick VopLehe, of Saint
| George, this State. spent q Short
while in Walhalla last week, visiting
relatives here and in the country
MIR. VonLehe last week suffered seri-
Gus financial loss through a fire at
st. George, which completely tde-
| stroyed his store and stock of mer-
| chandise, the net loss being some
| thing like $4,000. He was accom-
panied by his little son, who will
spend some time in the up-country
visiting at the home of his aunt,
Mrs. j. A. lvester, near West Union.
Mr.. VonLehe returned to St. George
| Friday and will re-establish his bust
ness at once.
1t is with regret that we an.
nounce the death of Frank Heaton,
which occurred at his home in the
Salem section last Wednesday even
| ing. Mr.. Heaton was about fifty
years of age, and had been in bad
health for several weeks. Mr.. Hea-
| ton was man Of sterling worth and
leader in church work in, his COM
| munity. He was an officer in the
Heaton's Chapel Baptist church and
| took great interest in religious af-
fairs Of the Twelve-Mile River Asso-
| citation, of which he had been an ar
| dent member for many years. He
| is. survived by a wife and several
children, to whom Is extended the
| sympathy Of many friends. The
| place Of interment Is not known to
us at this time, but it very probably
was at Heaton's Chapel
We regret to chronicle the death
| of Mrs. r. e. Tollison, which occur
| red at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Mack Thompson, near Pelzer,
CT July 2lst. Mrs. Toiiison mad re-
Gently gone from Oconee to visit rel
| atives at PelZer, and while there be-
came suddenly i'll. The deceased
was about 81 years of age. She had
been member Of the Baptist
| church at New Hope, Oconee county,
for many years, and she will be
sadly missed in the congregation of
that church. The interment took
| place at Washington church, Green
Vile county, the day following her
| death. Mrs. Tollison has three sons
living in Oconee-Noah Tollison, OF
| Pleasant Ridge, and JEFF. d. and