Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-07-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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buggies. Walhalla, S. G. ldv.-tf.
Miss Sue Maxwell returned last
Wednesday evening from Chattanoo-
ga, where she had spent some time
visiting her sister, Mrs James F..
Ansel.
j. ID. Albertson, who lives near
Mountain Rest, sent us last week,
Just after we had gone to press, SAM
pie cotton blooms, which were picked
f)uln his field on June Goth.
-Kodaks and supplies. II. A. Nc
Lees, Walnalla. adv.
Mrs. Jesse W. Rankin, Of Allan
ia, is spending some time here visit
ing at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. II. Hughs, near town.
Her many friends are pleased to see
her again. Mrs. Rankin came over
to attend the funeral Of her grand
mother, Mrs. +. f. Hughs, at Rich
land.
John w. Hunter was an appre-
ciated visitor at The Courier office
Monday. Mr.. Hunter is native Of
the mountain section Of Oconee, but
has been residing with his daughter,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Murphree, on Rural Route
No. | from Walhalla, for some time.
He is a pleasant talker and his short
visit Monday was appreciated.
Miss Letitia Reid, after having
spent some time visiting relatives at
Woodstock, Ala, returned last week
to West Union, where she is visiting
at the home Of her borther Claude
w. Reid. She was accompanied by
Master Reid Martin, her nephew, who
will spend the summer in West I'm
ion and Walhalla among relatives and
friends.
Cotton seed meal and hulls at
G. w. & J. E. Bauknight's. adv.
Sec the advertisement OF Ruskin
Anderson, which will be found on the
second page Of this issue. Mr.. An
derson is continuing his remarkable
offerings to the trading public OF Oco-
nee, and careful reading Of his
announcement this week will we'll
repay you. Read what he has to say
and give him call. Prices cut in
every department. "YOur money
back if you are not satisfied" is Mr.
Anderson's motto.
AT the meeting Of the County
Board Of Commissioners last Friday
Hugh Z. HOlleman was chosen as
clerk Of the county board to succeed
w. ID. Barnett, who resigned owing
to his inability to return to Walhalla
TO assume tho duties Of the position.
Mr.. Holleman before accepting the
clerkship of the county board tender
ed his resignation to Sheriff John w.
Davis as deputy sheriff. Mr.. Holle-
man has assumed his new duties and
will also assist Mr. Davis in the dis
charge Of the clerical work in the
sheriff's office.
-kodaks for sale or rent. R. A.
McLees, Walhalla. adv.
Miss George VanDiviere is hav-
ing her cottage on College street,
south of the depot. remodeled and
greatly improved. The house will be
changed from story-and-a-half
building to two stories, with the addi-
ton Of ample piaZzas. r. f. Kauf-
mann has charge of the work, which
will be pushed to early completion.
Mr.. Mcdonald, Of the firm OF Quar-
termus IL Mcdonald, contrac tors, has
moved into the house with his family
in order to be conveniently stu
ated during the construction OF the
auditorium and additions to the
graded school building.
Pleasant and profitable employ
ment for women, girls and boys. APP
ply to Hetrick Hosiery Mills, Wal
halla, S. C. t. f.-adv.
An occasion Of much interest to
many in Oconee took place at the
home of w. ID. Lusk, of Tamassee,
last Sunday, when Miss Ethel Lusk
became the bride OF Arch Rogers, and
Miss Myrtle Lusk the bride Of Alex
Rogers. The brides are sisters, and
are daughters Of w. d. Lusk, while
the grOoms are cousins, Arch Rogers
being son OF Stiles Rogers and Alex
Rogers a son of J. 7. Rogers, both
families OF the Salem section. The
ceremony, which was performed by
Notary Public Jas. Fl. Hunnicutt in a
most impressive manner, was wit
messed by a large gathering Of rela-
tiVes and friends, with whom we Join
in extending to the young couples the
very best of good wishes.
SO dozen ladies' undervests.
worth 1Oc. We are making special
price Of sc. C. w. & j. e. Bauk-
night, Walhalla. adv.
The many friends of Prof. G.. l..
Harris, who is engaged as one Of the
instructors in the Summer School for
Teachers now in session in Walhalla,
will be pleased to learn that he has
been chosen to hold chair in the
Pennsylvania State College. Prof.
Harris received notice OF his election
last Saturday, and he has accepted
the post. He will be known on the
State College faculty as professor of
mechanical drawing and descriptive
geometry. He will go to Penrsylva-
MIA to assume his duties the first OF
September. During 1917 Prof. Har-
riS held the chair Of mathematics in
me University OF Nebraska, and last
q CT 10,
Versity. Montgomery. Ala. We con-
graduate Prof. Harris on his rapid
rise in the educational field. He is
one of the OcnMnn 1Hhnrc1, In ,,hnn,