Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-04-02
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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Born, unto Mr.. and Mra. VIM. l..
Ross. on Friday last, March 2Sth,
twin boys. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross reside
near Walhalla.
John l.. Handy, of Liberty,
Pickens county, is spending some
time here, having considerable car
penter work under his charge for the
Walha1la Cotton Mill.
Read w. S. Hunters advertise
ment this week. This w~ell-known
establishment has much to offer to
the trading public. When in Seneca
be sure and call at Hunters.
Cedar Camp, Woodmen of the
World, Will assemble at the Masonic
Temple, Walhalla, Wednesday even
ing s o'clock, April 9th. Work in p.
ID. Visiting SOvereigns welcome.
e. J. Hopkins, who has been for
some time agent for the Blue Ridge
railway at West Union, has accepted
Il position as express messenger on
thu Southern Railway, on the run
from Greensboro, y. c., to Atlanta.
Pure Brown Leghorn eggs for
setting. SOC. per setting; 81 if
shipped. Mrs. l. Good, Walhalla,
r. T.. d. No. J.. adv.-l4#
--fNilSiilloh 10 "IlS'lIh W NIN III
nounccmcnt of c. l.. Zimmerman, of
Westminster, Oconeo county repre-
sentative of '"Thc Overland' autOmo-
bile, which will he found on The
fourth page. See hin If interested
in automobiles.
Master Dcrrill Darby is the lat
est measles patient" reported from
the Walhalla Graded Schools. His
is a thorough and typical case, but
the young gentleman is improving
to-day and will o o be out among
his little friends again.
Married, on Sunday, March 80,
at the home Of the officiating minis
ter, Rev. Y. G.. Lyon, near Town
Vile, Miss Bonnie May T%Ompkins and
J. p. Ables. We join with other
friends Of the happy couple in eX-
tending congratulations and good
wishes.
Mrs. VIM. A. Hetrick and three
children, Miss Florence and the
twins, left last Sunday for Philadel-
phia, Pa, Where they will be with
Mrs. Hetrick'S mother and family
for a month or more. Mr.. Hetrick
will join them there about the first
of May, when he will drive through
the country in his automobile. He
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younger IONS. Mr.. Tietrick's visit
will include the annual meeting and
pleasure trip of the Hosiery Manu-
facturers.
Pleasant and profitable employ
,ment for women, girls. and boys. APP
ply 70 ff5tTicK Hosiery Mills, wal
halla, S. C.. t. f.-adv.
Miss Gertrude Ciemann was
hostess to several o her friends last
Wednesday evening, when she enter
tanned at IN Easter '42' party. The
score cards were be- utifully hand
painted by the hCs,eSS. After a num-
Der of exciting games, Misses Dora
PitchfOrd and rene StrOthCr drew
for the prize. a deck OF ~ cards,
which was won by the former. The
guests were then invited by Mr.. and
Mrs. ulghs into the adjoining room,
where Il delicious salad course, with
coffee and mintS, was served. The
color scheme of yellow and white was
well carried out in refreshments and
also in the little h~and-painted Easter
favOlS. Those who were so fortu-
nate as to be present were Miss
Elain Lord and NJ. r. Mcdonald;
Miss Gertrude Smith and Ernest O.
Hutchinson; Miss Sue Maxwell and
Rieppe Biemann; Miss irene Stro-
thCr and =. Rae Dendy; Miss Dora
Pitchford and Willie Hetrick; DR..
w. r. Craig.
Mrs. Lula Abbott, wife of J. Da-
Wis Abbott, died at their home near
Coneross Tuesday. morning (yester-
day. at J o'clock, after a severe i'll
ness from measles. She had been i'll
for Is days, but her condition was
not generally realized to have been
of a particularly serious nature until
the latter part OF asst week
Mrs. Abbott was a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H.. Dlanchett, OF the
Rocky Knoll section, and was 43
years of age. She was a devout
Christian and an earnest worker in
the Coneross Baptist church, giving
literally of her time and means to
the support OF the church in it's vari-
Gus branches Of Christian %endeavor.
She was also a leader in the Sunshine
Society OF that church, one Of the
strongest and most active societies in
the county. She will be s0rely missed
both in the home, in the church and
in the community at large. Mrs. Abb
bolt is survived by her husband and
several children, her aged father and
mother, six brothers and three sis
tiers. The brothers and sisters are:
Walter ~Blanchett, of Quincy, Wash;
Calvin Blanchctt, OF Touchet, WASH;
Oscar B~ldHchctt. of Chewalah, WASH;
PaIm Blanchctt, OF GrOvetown, Ga;
Sidney and Lewis B~lanchett, of Wal
halla; Mrs. Apple Schleuter, OF Che
walah, WASH; Mrs. Alice Morton, Of
G~rOyctOwn. Ca, ana Mrs. Ella SIN
glctOn, OF Westminster. To these
ana numcr" us other relatives in the