Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-11-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


Wilton Earle, OF Anderson, spent
n short while in Walhalla last week
among friends, who were pleased to
meet him again.
There will be preaching at
Bethel Presbyterian church next Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock At that
time there will be the ordination and
installation of the officers recently
elected.
Don't forget the beautiful large
selection Of all kinds wedding and
Christmas goods at NOrman'S. adv.
Miles Davis, Of Fair Play, was in
Walhalla for a short while last week
on his way to PelZer, where he has
accepted a position with one of the
cotton mills at that place. His friends
here were pleased to meet him again.
Miss Fannie Robinosn, of Pick
ems county, and Will Kiser, Of near
Walhalla, were married on November
18Th by Rev. }. A. Bond at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Van Steward, near
West Union. The young couple have
numerous friends to extend good
wishes.
New and up-tO-datc patterns in
sterling and community silver. II.
4. McLees, Walhalla. adv.
Married on Sunday last, Novem-
ler 10th, at the residence of the Off
eating minister, Rev. J. A. Bond,
near West Union. Mrs. Juln Stancil.
OF West Union. and A. j. Rowland, Of
Walhalla. The groom has host of
friends here with whom The Courier
joins in extending sincere congratu-
lations, and to the happy couple the
hearticst OF good wishes
Treasurer Alexander and Audi
tor Smith returned yesterda" from
Westminster whore they spent two
days for the purpose Of collecting
taxes. During the two days taxes
were paid in to the amount of about
$1,000. Mcssrs. Alexander and
Smith will spend Thursday and Fri
day at Seneca engaged in receiving
taxes, and the treasurer's Office at
Walhalla will be open on Saturday.
Union Thanksgiving services
services will be held in st. Johns
Lutheran church Thanksgiving morn
ing at 10 o'clock sharp. The public
is most cordially invited. Come and
bring liberal Offering Of money or
lin kind" for the orphans. The Of
ferngs marked will be sent as direct
ed. The loose contributions will be
divided among the various orphan
ages. The program will be given
next week.
Just received a big assortment
crockery, glassware, tin and enamel.
Mr.. Harrison, Norman store. ad.
MIR. and Mrs. w. a. Peehuff, of
PickenS, spent the latter part of last
week and the first Of this in this COM
munity visiting the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Albert PeehuR, near
West Union, and among friends. Mr.
Peehuff resided in the West Union
section for several years, during
which time he was numbered among
the progressive farmers of OcOncc
He is now engaged in farming and
mercantile business near PiCkens
Court House. Mr.. and Mrs. Pcehuff
have many friends in Oconee who
were delighted to meet them again.
Have you seen the beautiful
hand painted china at Norman's. ad
Attention is directed to the ad-
vertisement of the Piedmont Garage.
MessrS. Carter & Grant, prOprietors.
This is a new firm, but each Of the
memberS-Ralph G. Carter and VIM.
Grant-arc we'll known to the
public OF OcOnee, they having been
associated in business here together
for some time with the Carter Hard
ware Co. Mr.. Grant will in the flu
ture give his personal attention to
the garage and automobile sales de-
partment, while Mr.. Carter will have
personal supervision of the affairs of
the carter Hardware Company. Keep
your eye on their announcements as
they shall appear in The Courier.
Our stock Of cut glass and ster-
ling depositware is complete. r. A.
McLeeS, JeWeler, Walhalla. adv.
A most interesting meeting of
the Paul Haync Circle was held on
November | lth, with Miss Irene Stro-
ther as hostess. A large number of
the members were present and an
swcrcd roll call with a current event.
A humorous reading by Mrs. Bell.
'The Widder JOhnsing," was very
much enjoyed, as was also a selec-
tion from "Surry of Eagles Nest" by
Miss Smith, and SANITY Ian" by Mrs.
iictrick. After the adjournment Of
the business meeting the hostess dis
tributcd dainty booklets to each
guest, and they found their places at
the prCttily appointed tables by
means of place cards artisticallv
painted in water cOlorS, and a clever
contest suggestive OF Halloween was
entered into with much zcst. When
time was called it was found that a
knowledge OF cats" was not limited
to few, and several had to cut for
the prize. which resulted in Mrs. b.
+. Sloan being the fortunate winner
OF a handsome cut glass almond dish.
the consolation prize, a pretty per
lume bottle of silver dcpositwarc,
going to Miss Smith. The favors
were bOn-bon boxes in the shape oc
black cats and witches. \ delicious
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