Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-11-25


ply to Earl Beard, Walhalla. adv.
! 1t is now time to plant sweet
peas. Read the advertisement of the
Anderson Floral Co.
| Save a part of your earnings
each week. Read all about it in the
advertisement OF the Westminster
Bank.
--Norman's drug store is putting
on The Christmas spirit in great style.
| Read advertisement on this page,
then call and see the many things
| they have for the holidays.
C. T.. Going, OF Union, is now
running as mail clerk on the Blue
Ridge railway between Walhalla and
Betlon. Mr.. Going is holding the
position until recently filled by l.. +.
Carpenter, who has leave of absence
| for one year.
The annual meeting of the
Fourth District Medical Association,
| which embraces the counties OF An
| derson, Greenville, PickenS, Oconee
| Spartanburg and Union, opened its
session at Anderson this morning at
10 o'clock. Dr.. J. w. Bell, Of Wal
halla, and probably others of the To-
cal physicians will attend.
Special attention is called to
! the Thanksgiving services to be held
at St Johns Lutheran church Thurs
day morning. This service will be
non-denominational all the churches
joining in union Thanksgiving. Re-
member that the service will begin
at TEN o'clock, and be present
promptly.
For Sale-Grist mill with -
h. p. gasoline engine; plant in first
class condition. Bargain for quick
sale. Good will and fine patronage
See S. *. Dendy, Walhalla. adv.
ALL the stores in Walhalla will
observe THANKSGIVING Day strictly,
! the doors being closed as on Sun
| days. The Courier Office will also
observe the day, as we'll as the coun-
| ~ officers at the Court House. The
| Walhalla post Office will observe the
same hours as for Sunday. The
| banks will also De closed. The gene
| raj public is urged to so arrange af-
fairs as that they will not be incOn-
venicnccd by the closing Of business
| houses.
Several young people from other
parts of the State are in Walhalla to
attend the Crisp-Rhodes wedding
tomorrow afternoon at 2.3O O'Clock.
|
can, OF Columbia, who will act as
maid of honor; Geo. r. Tolbert, of
| Greenwood, who will act as best
man; Miss Anabel Rhodes, of Green
Vile, sister of the groom-elect; Miss
| Katie Robins, of Milestone, cousin
OF the bride. J. A. Rhodes. Of Green
vile, will arrive % day at noon, and
D.. and Mrs. \. - Walker, of the
Cedar Springs Institute will reach
Walhalla tonight. Rev. G.. S. Black
burn will officiate at the ceremony at
! the Walhalla Methodist church, Dr..
y. +. Walker Interpreting to the
young couple, in the sign language,
as the ceremony is said by Rev. Mr.
| Blackburn.
Quite an interesting service was
held at the Walhalla Presbyterian
church last Sunday morning, when
DR.. John G. Law preached for Rev.
Geo. NJ. Wilcox, the pastor. Last
Sunday was the 40th anniversary of
the entrance of Dr.. Law into the
ministry, and it was just 40 years
ago that the now venerable minister
was ordained and installed as nastor
OF the Walhalla Presbyterian church.
DR.. Law preached the same sermon
last Sunday from the same pulpit
that he preached on his ordination,
his text being found in the Gospel OF
| st. John, 2lSt chapter. 18th verse:
| He saith unto him the third time.
| Simon, son Of Jonas, lowest thou
Me? The service was greatly en-
| iOycd by 4 large congregation. Among
| those present at services last Sun
day were three who had heard the
sermon preached 40 years ago
Judge J. w. Iolleman. who was
| then member Of the church, and
has been continuously since; Mrs. w.
L. Werner and Miss Hadie Thompson
who were then girls in the Sunday
| school. The venerable Doctor has a
| host Of friends here and elsewhere
over the State who will join heartily
with The Courier in the wish that he
may yet have many years of peace,
prosperity and happiness added to
| the days of the years of his So
journ," which have already been
many and full of good works.
Full assortment Of the famous
| Hawkes. eyeglasses at Bells drug
store, Walhalla. These glasses are
known the world over. If your eyes
need help. call and see us adv.
| The sad news Of the death Of
| Henry r. Ford reached Walhalla last
| p"'H iudH HlOl lIIS. MT. i ora naQ
| been taken suddenly i'll but recently,
when it was found that he was suf-
tcring from malign ut form of pei
| lagra. from which he had been suf-
| tcring, in a milder form. for some
time past. He had been under treat
ment for some time, but when he
was taken seriously i'll he was sent
to the hospital in Columbia for treat
ment, but nothing could be done for
MIN, and death resulted within few
days. MIR. Ford was a good citizen.
and for number OF years he resided
in Walhalla with his family. He was