Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-06-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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buggies. Walhalla, s. c. adv.-tf.
Gents furnishings. Read Hun
ter's advertisement in this issue, then
call at his store in Seneca.
Frank Brennecke, Of Columbia,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Wal
halla visiting his mother and family.
Miss Helen Beard spent the lat
ter part Of last week and the first OF
this visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Beard, at Tamassee, and
among friends in Walhalla.
Mrs. VIM. A. Hetrick and daugh-
ter, Miss Florence, returned to Wal
halla last Saturday, after having
spent some mouths in Philadelphia,
where they were visiting the formers
mother and other relatives.
Rev. Wade II. Nicholson will
preach at Rocky Knoll on the first
Sunday in July at II O'Clock. Ow-
ing to circumstances beyond his con-
troll he was unable to meet his ap-
pointmgnt there on the fourth Sun
day.
-Lost-Brown coat, size 80, on
road near Oakway, SUNDAY, June l.
Finder leave at Ed. Gambrells, Oak
way. Reward. adv.+
The special excursion train for
Charleston will leave Walhalla to-
morrow morning at 40 o'clock.
Don't forget that. splendid time to
take a cheap and pleasant outing.
Fare for round trip from Walhalla,
West Union or Seneca, $3.50.
Thermometers in Walhalla yes
terday morning registered anywhere
from As to SO, according to their To-
cation, the wind having decided
lowering effect. We heard OF no eX-
posed thermometer registering lower
than As, and none higher than So.
We are requested to make a
correction in the announcement that
appeared in The Courier last week.
Rev. G.. r. Abercrombie will preach
at Pleasant Ridge church on the
fourth Sunday at 4.30 o'clock in
stead of at Clearmont, as announced
previously. Parties interested will
please take notice.
After Saturday, Jue 14th, my
grist mill in West Union will be
closed down until about July 10. All
interested will please take due no.
tice. Jas. C. Mulkey. adv.-24*
A. J. Brock, OF the Oakway sec
ton, formerly a citizen of Walhalla,
was here among friends for short
while yesterday. He reports crops
good in his section, with the excep-
tion of some cases where farmers
have been unable to get cotton thin
ned and corn worked as much as
necessary for first-class results.
DIR. John &. Law returned last
Monday from Easley, where he
preached last Sunday the first SER
mon and conducted the first service
in Easley's handsome new brick
Presbyterian church. The building
has not yet been dedicated. DR.. Law
says the new church is a credit to
Easley and an honor to the congre-
CATION. n .....
--Layonia (Ga.) Times: .,"V. l..
Loehr happened to, the .misfortune,of
losing his household effects and 1925
in money in a small fire in Ayden,
N. c., the first of this week. An en-
tire block was burned, including the
newspaper for which Mr.. Loehr was
conducting a contest and the hotel at
which Mr.. and Mrs. Loehr were
boarding. They escaped uninjured,
but had time to save nothing"
Pleasant and profitable employ
ment for women, girls and boys. APP
ply to Hetrick Hosiery Mills, Wal
halla, S. G.. t. f.-adv.
1t will be noted with pleasure
by number Of friends here Of Elvin
Handy, who now resides at Liberty
with his parents, MIR. and Mrs. John
l.. Handy, that he is taking a promi-
nent stand in the school at that
place. We note in the reports of the
closing exercises of the Liberty High
School that young Mr.. Handy took
part as one of the pupil orators. He
also won medal as the best ."shot-
put in the Pickens county contest.
jay w. Hutchison, who has
been confined in the Anderson Hos
pital since the Blue Ridge-Southern
wreck last February, returned to
Walhalla last Saturday afternoon and
is now at the home of his mother,
Mrs., S. j. Hutchison. He has hosts
of friends here who were glad to
know that he has so far recovered as
to be able to be brought home. Mr..
Hutchinson, however, is still confined
to the home, though he is able to
sit up at intervals.
-Easley Progress. June 4: ED.
Farr was happily married to Miss
Margie Knox, daughter of James e.
Knox, Rev. w. p. Holland officiating
The marriage took place near the
Easley Mill, all the parties being res
idents OF that place. The numerous
friends OF these young people join
with the Progress in wishing for
them happiness and rrcsD Gritty" The
bride has many friends in Walhalla,
where she spent several years Of her
life, who will join us in extendfn,
best wishes for long and happy life.
My old thresher customers will
bear in mind that ! will call on them
~ ts1 Il 4, l.,
Will start out June 10th. Jas. c..
Mulkpy West ITcion adv odA