Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-07-22
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Now is the time to enroll!
II. T.. Alexander sells Rock Hill
buggies. Waihalla, S. c.. udv.-tf.
A full meeting Of Ocol.ee Lodge.
No. Ga, /. O. o. f.. is requested for
next Tuesday night. Work in hr,t
and second degrees.
o. NJ. Mitchell, of Atlanta. spent
Sunday in Walhalla among friends.
making numerous acG~uaintances,
who will be glad to welcome him
back in the future.
We are indebted to our friend
Chas. w. Burnside for a box Of fine
apples and peaches. Charlie always
remembers us. If he does not give us
fruit we know that his trees are not
bearing that year.
w. NJ. Brown is selling buggies.
wagons and harness cheaper than
any body. See advertisement for
prices.-Adv.
The members Of Walhalia Lodge.
No. 67, X. Of p, are urged to attend
the meeting neXt Monday night. Be-
sides important business matters to
receive attention there will be fresh
meat" 'Nuff sed.
All. ana MIS-. .. y. PltcnfOrd and
little daughter, Miss Lillian, left last
Monday for Saluda, S. c., where they
will spend the week visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Mick
Ter. They drove drought the coun-
try in their Ford car.
ALI delegates to the Beaverdam
Baptist Association, which meets in
Walhalla August 4th, who wish en-
a rtniny,nr u;11 1-;>l1, --.l 49,
names, as soon as convenient. to w.
NJ. Brown. This request is made in
order that we may prepare to assign
delegates.
We can save you money on
building material-roofngs, metal
shingles, sash and doors, lime and
cement. Matheson Hardware Co.,
Westminster, S. C.-Adv. 81
THE union services we're well
attended last Sunday night, when
Rev. j. b. Umberger, of the Lutheran
church, conducted services and
preached the at the Presby-
terrain church.. On next Sunday even
ing at $50 o'clock Rev. &. NJ. Will
cox, Of the Presbyterian church, will
conduct the union service and preach
at the Methodist church. The pub
~ - lhNl''h W hlltllu anu
take part in the services.
On last Thursday afternoon J..
l.. Hudson, who lives in the Cheohee
section OF the county. lost two good
mules by lightning. The bolt came
from clouds that gathered quickly.
Two mules were in a stall together
in the stable and both were killed
instantly. Two colts occupying a
stall across thn railway in Tho horp
unframed. No other damage
was done. Fortunately the forage
and fe%edstufs kept on hand by Mr..
Hudson were stored in another build
ing. His loss is somewhere about
$500.
For Sale-One donkey; full
grown; weight about 375 pounds;
with neat buggy and harness to
match; price $40, complete. For de-
livery to buyer by August LIST. Call
at Mrs. r. G. Strother's residence,
West Union, S. G.. 800
A marriage that came as a pleas
ant surprise to many OF the friends
OF the bride in Walhalla was consum-
mated on Tuesday morning Of last
week at 1880 o'clock, at the Wal
halla Methodist church. when Miss
Joyce Beatty, OF Walhalla. and James
Angel, Of Grecnville, we're happily
married, Rev. DR.. j. l.. Stokes per-
forming the ceremony in the pres
ence Of a few friends. The bride is
pleasantly known here, where she
has a host OF friends. She is a
daughter of Mrs. c.. w. Beatty, who
lives ear town, and is a young wo-
man of many personal charms and
fine traits OF character. Mr.. Angel is a
young business man Of G~reenville, |
where he holds a responsible position
with the Grccnvillc branch OF Swift
& Co. Immediately after the cerc-
mOny the young couple left for a trip
to Atlanta and other points. We join
with others in extending congratulate
lions and good wishes.
One car 60, OO0) tin cans, with
solder hcmmCd caps, wire solder, SOL
dcring fuN, Gaping Steels, etc. Math-
eson Hardware Co., Westminster, S.
C.-Ady. 81