Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-09-23
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-First-class shingle mill and en-
gine for sale. T. e. Alexander, Wal
halla, S. C.--Adv. 40.
The Emery Circle will meet with
Mrs. John A. Ansel on Friday after
noon of this week at 4.30 o'clock.
Louis G. Harrison, Of Green
Vile, spent last Sunday in Walhalla
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. e.
Harrison.
Miss JAMIE Neville returned to
her home in West Union last week.
after pleasant visit OF several weeks
to points in the mountains OF North
Carolina.
Get your electric work done by
a practical man; nine years expert
ence in Atlanta. All kinds Of sup
plies on hand. Chas. w. Pitchford,
Walhalla.-Adv. 3S*
MIR. and Mrs. Wade Milan, Of
Greenwood, have moved to Walhalla
and are occupying the G.. l.. Reid res
idence on Tugaloo street. Mr.. Milan
is the new postal clerk on the Blue
Ridge run. We welcome them as
citizens of Walhalla.
DIR. John G.. Law left last Friday
for Charleston, where he will be for
several weeks. During his stay in
the city he will fiji the pulpit OF the
Second Presbyterian church, whose
pastor, Rev. j. X. G. Frazer, ID. D.,
has not yet returned from vaca-
ton being spent in Europe.
-Baylis Harrison left last week
for Greenville, where he has entered
the Droughon Business College. At
the same time Marion Moss left for
Spartanburg, where he has entered
Wofford College. We wish both
these young men great success in the
prosecution of their school work.
Up goes the smoke over the bat
tle-field down go the prices at
Jaynes's. 'Jaynes cuts the price and
sells the goods. ADV.
Miss Nettie Jones left last Sat
urday for Greenville, where she Wen
to be with her niece, Miss Ruth Kcl-
ley, who IS quite sick. Her father
J. E. Kelley, of Tamassee, also went
over on later train. We hope that
the young lady may soon be restored
TO perfect health. Miss KELLEY is at
hospital in Greenville, where she
is engaged as a nurse.
Misses Sallic and Frances Strib-
ling left Monday morning for New
York, whrec they will remain until
June next. They will attend one of
the art schools OF that city. They
have numerous friends here and in
other parts OF the county who will
join with The Courier in wishing for
them the very best OF success in their
chosen field of study
MIR. and Mrs. James Blanchctt.
Of Grecnville. and their daughter,
Mrs. Geneva Howard, of Anderson,
are spending some time near Wal
halla visiting at the home Of NJ. and
Mrs. w. Il. Blanchett. This is the
first visit of James Blanchett and
wife to Walhalla in about 15 years.
They are being greeted by numerous
friends, who are delighted TO renew
their acquaintance.
i am Offering to the public Of
Uconec car load Of Western horses
and mares, broke and unbroke. In
this lot you will find something to
meet your exact needs. Call at
Grant & Doyle's Stables, Seneca, and
look over the bunch. Ray Ivcster.
Seneca, S. C.-Adv. IS
r. C. Corbin, of Republic, Ala,
arrived in Walhalla last week and is
spending ten days or two weeks with
his mother, Mrs. W. b. f. Corbin,
and family. Mr. Corbin has numcr-
Gus friends who are pleased to wei
come him back home. He is en-
gagged at one OF the large mines in
Alabama as an electrician, he being
assistant to his brother, James w.
Corbin, who is chief electrician.
-ReH. L. Rigdon, pastor OF the
Walhalla mill church, Is conducting a
nEi1 tt,,,r
The services will continue through
next Sunday. He is being assisted
by Rev. j. Il. Davis, the WESLEYAN
conference evangelist. Services are
held only in the evenings. the hour
being 7.30 O'Clock. The public is cor
dlaliy invited to attend and take part
III the services.
-Bc sure to attend Mrs. Jayncss
nlilllhery opening Friday and Satur-
DAY OF this wcek--Adv.
Master Joe Moss suffered very
palnlul injuries last Saturday even
ing Wheh he was thrown from his hi
cycIe on Main street, the main force
OF the lall Delng received on the side
or ms mead. lie was unconscious for
quite Whllc' and a condition of
semi-ConSciOusness prevailed for
some 80 hourS. lie is resting com
paratively easy at the present,
though he still suffers greatly at
times. His injury is such as TO ho q
near approach to concussion OF thn
brain. We trust that our littIc
friend may soon be completely well
The cause of the accident was inc
skidding Of his wheel from under
him, his head striking on the hard
clay surface of Main street.
See Chas. w. Pitchford Cor all
kinds Of electric wiring. ~ work