Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-06-17

Pigs now ready for delivery;
fun Duroc; price SO each. John
KuemTerer, Walhalla. adv.-*
MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Johnson, of
Blackey, Va, spent last week in Wal
haila visiting at the home Of the lat
ter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G..
Deal.
Rev. NJ. o. Alexander, of Viii
mington. \. c., now visiting in Oco-
nee, will occupy the pulpit at the
Baptist church mex Sunday morning
at II O'Clock. Public cordially in
vited.
Meade Davis and his mother.
Mrs. l.. o. Davis, Of the county. spent
some time in Walhalla the first of
the week at the home of Sheriff and
Mrs. J. w. Davis, returning to their
home Tuesday evening.
The many friends of Hon. J. B..
Harris will be glad to learn that his
condition is reported considerably i'm
proved in the past week. We hone
- t he may SOon be enjoying his
- al good health.
Friends OF ilr. and Mrs. Leroy
/. Slaton sympathiZc with them in
the death of their infant. which oc-
NIIth ldSl ouIlNIdN evenings. lt. IN
tcrment was made at Neville bury
ing ground Monday afternoon.
Miss Leone Barrier opened her
art class Monday morning with eight
pupils. All others Wishing to take
lessons will please see her for terms.
She will be found over Mrs. Browns
store or al the home Of A. p. Crisp d
The many friends of Mrs. J. J..
Smith of INl1Nn~tnn mo l-a.~ -
meet her again after a long absence
from Walhalla. She is visiting at
the home of her sister. Mrs. J. J. An
sci, and among other relatives and
numerous friends. She is always
most cordially welcomed to Walhalla.
Sidney Adams, of Rock Hill, ar
lived in Walhalla yesterday to attend
n Biemann-Neville marriage. which
viii take place at the Biemann home
this, evening at $50 o'clock. Mrs.
Adams and little daughter. Miss
Katherine, have been in town for a
week and will remain over for some
time. Mr.. Adams will return to
Rock Hin the latter part OF the week.
Clifton +. Fincannon has been
promoted i'm the railway mail service
to the position OF assistant chief clerk
VI ~ lhtIu ulN lSlol. Will mead
quarters at L~ynchburg. Va. Mr.. Fin
cannon has been in the mail service
for some years, and the promotion
comes to him as a reward for his dill
gCnCe and painStaking care in the
discharge Of his duties. We join with
other friends in concentrating him
upon his good fortune.
DR.. Geo. w. Dick, Of Sumter.
cr,nnt a chnrt ,rhiIo 4, NNrolI.lI. Ill.,
day among friends, of whom he has
quite a few here, though this was his
first visit to Walhalla. DR.. Dick is
we'll known Owe the State as a Pyth-
ian at-dinncr and af%tcr-dinncr artist.
and on banquet occasions is noted for
eating as much as the next man at
the table, then talking more and say
ing less than anybody els. And at
that he's a good fellow, whose "paw"
We we're pleased to shake The Doc
tor should make his visits to Goods
country more frequent and lengthy.
k. O. Wright, Of Greenville,
spent a short while in Walhalla last
week mixing and mingling with his
old friends. Of whom he has many
here. MIR. Wright is now living with
his family at G~rcenvillc, though he is
travelling for the Kalamazoo Adver-
Using Company, with whom he has
been working for some time. Mr..
Wright was at one time engaged in
the mercantile business here. The
many friends OF the family Will be
pleased to learn that his father. Rev.
j. \. Wright, though getting to be
quite an aged man, is enjoying good
health, though not now actively en-
Gagged in the ministry, he having
taken the superannuatcd relation at
the last session OF the Methodist
Conference. He IS now living at Lam