Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-04-09
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Rev. j. A. Bond will preach at
Poplar Springs next Sunday morning
at II o'clock. Public cordially in
yited to attend.
Miss May Haine, Of Fort Motto,
is spending some time here visiting
at the home of her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. |. H.. Harrison.
II. b. Shelor, after spending sew
eral days with homefolks, returned
Monday to GreenVille, where he IS
attending Furman University.
Mrs. c. G. Jaynes spent Sunday
and Monday in Atlanta visiting her
husband. She also made purchases
of additions to her line Of millinery.
MIR. and mrs. Lee G. Holleman,
Miss Kate Sharp and Miss Marie Is
bell, Of Anderson, spent Sunday in
Walhalla with relatives and friends.
They came through the country in an
automobile.
Mrs. Rosa Fahnestock returned
the latter part of last week from an
extended visit to relatives and friends
in Savannah, Ga. She had spent the
winter in Savannah and other points
in Georgia, and in Florida.
Gray Macaulay, after spending
a few weeks in Walhalla with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Macau-
lay, left last week for Statesville,
N. c., where he has accepted a posi-
ton. He has numerous riends here
who wish him we'll in his new home.
Announcement has been made
by Supt. A. ID. Rodgers, secretary of
the Oconee Teachers Association,
that the newt NICOTINE IF that hplv
will be held at the school building in
Walhalla on Saturday, April 10Th.
Teachers are requested to note
change in date Of meeting, which was
to have been held next Saturday, the
18th, but for reasons sufficient the
date has beer run up to the 10Th.
Lesley Deal, 10 years Of age, a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G.. Deal, Of
Midway, suffered painful and seri-
Il injury last Friday by being
kicked by a mule. Both bones were
broken in the left leg and he suffered
intensely from the injury. He was
given prompt surgical attention,
however, and is getting along as well
az could be expected under the cir
cumstances. We hope for his early
complete recovery.
On Tuesday afternoon, April LIST,
Mrs. Charles F.. Hetrick was hostess
TO the Paul Hayne Circle. An ex-
ceedingly interesting program was
rendered as follows: Musical selec-
tion, Mrs. Wilcox and Miss Daisy
Strong; 1.-The Burden of the Desert"
Mrs. F. H.. Carter; The Doom of
Occonestoga," Mrs. j. w. Bell; Ca
teechee OF Keowee," Miss Gertrude
Smith. During a delightful social
hour the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
j. A. Steck, served a tempting menu.
-Walhalla friends Of Robert
White, who spent some time here as
a pupil in the Walhalla schools some
years ago, will be glad to note that
he has risensin the army service, in
(which he enlisted fifteen months ago.
He is now stationed at Fort Terry,
N. Y, and has just received his sec
ond promotion since enliSting, his
present rank being that of cook, with
pay at $33 per month, board and
clothing. This is as high as a new
man can reach on first enlistment,
and Robert has attained the rank
during his first fifteen months.
The many Walhalla friends Of
Samuel Maxwell. formerly of Wal
halla, will regret to learn that he
sustained painful injuries about ten
days ago, when he was thrown from
his train as ii pulled out from Lau-
rcns. Mr.. Maxwell is holding the
position of conductor on a freight
train, and he missed his footing as
he ~endeavored to board the caboOse.
He was thrown under the car. but
fortunately his body struck the
Journals" thus knocking him from
directly under the wheels. In spite
Of this fact, however, one knee was
badly injured and the other slightly.
He was taken to a hospital in o.
lumbia, and is getting along well.
Some of our subscribers will
build new homes this spring. Some
will put on new roofs, and Of course
every n wants the best, pnvided
they can get it at the right price.
Perhaps you have noticed the advet-
Using Of COPYRIGHT metal shingles in
our columns. This roofing has been
-0n the market over a quarter of a
century, and roofs first put on are as
good as new to-day, and have never
needed repairs. In fact, in the
last issue OF the Cortright Metal
Single Advocate, a paper which the
Cortright Metal Roofing Company
issue, they quote letters from several
users who AVE used it for that
length OF time. Send for a copy of
this Issue. They will send Il 10 you
free OF charge Write to Cortright
Metal Roofing Co.. 80 North 23d
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sheriff John w. Davis and Dep
uty Marshal A. r. Reid made a raid
last Friday night in the western sec
ton OF the county, capturing two
men and destroying a s':ll. which
WAS lOCllNl AhNuL ono mile nm Ihn