Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-04-29
Bank of Wa1ha11a,
WALHALLA, S. G.

-" ahIeu- good, aDle-bOdied
men to work at saw mill. Apply to
J. c. ~Shockley, Salem or West IN
ion, S. G.. adv.-17-lS+
Sam Maxwell, of Columbia. spent
several days this and last week in
Walhalla among relatives and
friends.
The Paul Hayne Circle will meet
this week at the home Of Mrs. J. b.
Umberger. The members are urged
to bear in mind the change in date OF
the meeting, which will be held on
Saturday next at 5 o'clock. The
change is made in order to avoid con-
fiict with the school exercises to be
held at the auditorium on Friday af-
ternoOn.
The series of protracted meet
ings at the Walhalla Presbyterian
church closed last Sunday night,
services having been held twice daily
for a full week. Rev. Mr.. Smith, of
StateSville, \. c., conducted the SER
vices throughout, and he made a
splendid impression on the large con-
gregations. The meeting. it is felt,
will result in great good.
Have you ever seen a copy of
the Cortright Metal Single AGvo-
cate, that little magazine issued by
the Cortright Metal Roofing Co. of
Philadelphia? If not YOU ought to
send them your name and address.
1t is full Of information about roof
ing. and has a lot Of other data that
is well worth reading. last tell
them that You saw this notice in The
keowee Courier.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Fl. Cannon and
children, Of Clayton, Ga, spent the
latter part of last week and first Of
this in Walhalla visiting at the home
OF Mrs. Cannon's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Phillips. They have
numerous friends who are always
glad TO welcome them to Walhalla.
Mr.. n is recognized as one Of
the leading business men of Clayton,
and is doing remarkably we'll in his
Georgia home.
The Courier regrets exceedingly
that it was unable to attend the
smoker rendered at the enlisted
Mems Club" at the Charleston Navy
Yard last Monday evening. This
'smoker' was rendered by the crew
OF the L. S. S. Hartford and the crews
OF the torpedo boats in ordinary to
the crew Of the L. S. S. Tacoma on
the 9th from 80 O'Clock to 1890
O'Clock. We are indebted to Il
friend, w. Harry Cary, for the invi-
tatiOn.
There are many in Walhalla.
OcOncc and other sections of South
Carolina who will be interested in
hearing Of the Hayes boys, who are
on their way to San Francisco, trav-
cling by wagon. The "boys" last
week reached Winchester. KY, hav-
ing 90 far made slow progress owing
to tie bad roads encountered in many
sections along their route. The
young men, however, are enjoying
good health and are by no means dis
COuragcd.
We are informed that on We'd
ncSday last the barn on the place Of
i. f.. Kilburn. in the South Union
section, was totally destroyed by fire.
The barn was situated on a farm
rented to a Mr.. Richardson. who lost
two mules, Onc or two cows and all
his feedstuffs. There was no insur-
ance carried either on the buildings
or the stock. The loss falls heavily
upon both Mr.. Kilburn and Mr.. Rich
ardSon, and there are many friends in
the county who will learn OF their
misfortune with deep regret.
-Walhalla has her second hotel.
Mrs. Lucy BurrisS having opened her
boarding house to the transient trade.
For some months past Mrs. Burrisss
has been conducting a private board
ing house at her new place on Main
street, and last week she decided to
throw open the doors Of her house to
the transient trade, and In the future
she will cater to tourists and COM
mercial travellers. She has made an
cnViablc record for her boarding
house, and the public has every rea-
Son to expect the same degree Of sue
cess to attend her efforts in the newer
field Of a tourist and commercial
travellers hotel. The new hotel will!
be known as the "Hotel Terrace"