Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-08-12

-Bauknight's Friday and Satur-
day for clothing. Made right, fit
right. Don't forget.-Adv.
The AZ Club will meet with Miss
Julia Maxwell on Friday of this
week, the 14th, at 4.30 o'clock.
Mrs. G. X. Maxwell Is spending
a few weeks in the lower part of the
State visiting her daughter, Mrs.
John w. Ferguson.
spending couple OF weeks in Wal
halla, stopping at the home of Dr..
and Mrs. j. j. Thode.
The Hetrick Hosiery Mills have
closed for two weeks in order to give
the employees a vacation. We un-
derstand the plant will resume opera
tion on the oath.
Rev. ]. Marion Rogers, Of Sum-
ter, will arrive in Walhalla this af-
ternoon to visit his friend, Rev. S.
A. Weber, who is stopping at the
home of Mrs. Kate o. Smith.
Neville Bros, of West Union,
have erected a large and up-to-date
ginnery near the West Union oil mill.
The most modern machinery obtain
| able has been placed in the plant.
DIR. J. l.. Stokes and Rev. Mar
ion Stokes left last week for Alta
Pass and Lake Junaluska, N. c., to
spend ten days. They will return to
Walhalla the latter part of this week.
You will find that Jaynes is MAX
ing war on high prices. "Jaynes cuts
the price and sells the goods. ADV.
j. D. Werner is making prepa-
ra lions to have a concrete dam built
at the Wigington mill, near West
! Union. 1t is understood a first-class
| ginnery will be in operation at this
place during the coming fall
Mrs. L. r. VanDiviere and
daughter, Miss Margie, are expected
to arrive in Walhalla this afternoon
| to spend some time here with rela-
| tives and friends. They are always
most cordially welcomed in Walhalla.
Nathaniel Phillips has been
quite sick for several days. His con-
dition is reported somewhat better
| this morning His friends through
out the county will regret to learn
Of his illness, but hope for his early
recovery.
Miss Helen Beard, Of Spartan
burg, arrived in Walhalla yesterday
noon and was met and greeted by
numerous friends. She will spend
some time visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Beard, at Tamassee,
and among friends here.
C. S. Reid, after spending seve-
| raj days here and at West Union, re-
| turned to his home at Woodbury.,
| Ca, this morning. He was accom-
| panied by his wife and children, who
had spent the summer months at the
home of Mrs. r. G. Strother, in West
Union.
C. G.. Ensley has rented the
Walhalla bottling plant and will be-
gin putting up soft drinks this week.
Mr.. Ensley hopes to establish a rep
utation for palatable drinks. The
plant will be renovated and every
thing about the place will be kept
in first class order.
Mrs. J. G. Knox, OF West Union,
is spending a month in Atlanta,
| where she is taking course as mil
| liner. During her stay she will select
| stock of goods and will open a
millinery store in West Union after
her return. She is visiting at the
home of Mrs. G.. l.. Angel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Craig and
children are spending this week in
Lenoir, n. c., where they went on
| account Of the continued illness of
Thurston Henry, Mrs. Craig's bro
ther. They will return the latter part
Of this week, and we trust will bring
more favorable news Of Mr.. Henry S
condition. They made the trip in
their Ford car.
ALI those who have lots in the
Lutheran cemetery are urged to go
to the cemetery and view the work
| that has been recently done in clean
ing and identifying the same. No
assessment has been levied by the
Cemetery Association for this work
and 1t Is hoped that voluntary con-
tributions by those interested will
make an assessment on the members
of the association unnecessary at
this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will f. Hetrick
left last Sunday in their auto for an
extended trip through the country.
Yesterday morning they had reached
Roanoke, Va. When they reached
Charlotte, n. c., they we're Joined by
superintendent Fl. w. Gasque, OF the
| Walhalla schools, who will accom-
pany them. They will visit Philadel-
phia, New York and number Of
coast resorts before their return in
| l. Ny,,A xo1.