Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-07-01

Frances and Decie Earle last week.
For Sale-Nice, young Jersey
COW with calf. Also plenty good
corn. Apply to w. A. Grant, Wal
halla.-Adv.
Mrs. Il. A. Ratliffe, Of Anderson,
is spending this week in Walhalla
visiting her sister, Mrs. n. l.. FAINT,
! and among friends.
Miss Annie Kay returned to her
home in Westminster yesterday, af-
Miss Ruth Kay.
w. II. Toy, Of Highlands, spent
yesterday in Walhalla on business.
He reports crops better in North Car
Dina than in Oconee, rs that section
has not suffered as much for rain as
we have in Oconee.
Ladies' 10c. undervests-this
week only for 25c. G. w. & j. f.
Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Harry r. Hughs and little
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, and Miss
Pauline Hughs left yesterday for
Highlands, where they will spend a
month. They were accompanied by
Mr.. Hughs, who returned to Wal
halla.
The public will please take no.
tice hat The Courier Office will be
closed all day next Saturday, July
It'll. All matters of business will be
given careful attention, and rush
work will he handled promptly dur
ing tomorrow and Friday if handed
to us at once.
Master Frank Sloan, young son
of DR.. and Mrs. b. f. Sloan, had the
~, % N,t |, ~ To fn1l nnI hrrnI- h;r n-l
lar-bone last Sunday afternoon. He
was playing on top Of his playhouse
when he became overwhelmed and
fell. The young gentleman is get
ting along nicely, however, and, as is
the case with most youngsters, will
oon be ready to do it again.
Mrs. w. p. Hutchinson and lam
lily left last week for Columbia.
where they will join Mr.. Hutchinson
and will make their future home.
Several months ago Mr.. Hutchinson
accepted a position with the South
crn Railway and has been in Column
bia since that time. : Mrs. Hutchi-
son and children have been living in
Walhalla. They have many friends
here who wish them much success in
their new home.
C. A. Kelley and San Pitchford
accompanied J. b. Quartermus to
Wilmington, n. c., last Monday. Mr..
Kelley will have charge Of a part of
the work being done there by Quar-
termuS & Mcdonald, contractors, and
Nj. Pitchford will also be employed
by this firm, which has taken a con-
tract for the erection of a large ferti-
li2er warehouse on the waterfront in
Wilmington. A number Of others
left at the same time to accept en-
ployment on this contract.
Court will I've in Walhalla
next Monday morning, and The Cou-
rier extends its usual invitation to
the people Of the county to make its
office headquarters. We are always
glad to have III friends call and to
extend any courtesy possible. Come
in at least and take a drink (of wa
teri with us. We keep it always
Ion tap" And don't forget that one
dollar will pay a full years subscrip-
ton to $50 our friends tell u.s. the
best paper in South Carolina.
Miss Sallie Goodman, Of Staun-
ton, Va, who is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. w. Shelor,
had the misfortune last Friday to
fall from a doorway into the yard,
badly d~islocating her shoulder. When
the alarm of fire was given from
premises not far distant, Miss Good
man hurried to the door, and it was
then that she fell. She is quite an
aged lady. and this fact adds to the
seriousness of her injury. She is,
however, doing we'll, and we trust
will oon recover from the effects
of the fall.
DNhnrn n - manu- nnnnnn friNNl-
Of Dr.. s.. r. Heller, Of Townville,
who will learn with deep regret of
his death, which occurred at his
home at Townville last Monday
night about 8 o'clock. DR.. Heller
had been in failing health for quite
a while, suffering from a complica-
ton Of troubles, and was taken
worse on Thursday Of last week, his
condition gradually becoming worse
until death came Monday night. lie
was about 60 years of age. DR.. Hell
Ter was born in Newberry county,
and after practicing medicine there
for two years, moved to Townville
about 80 years ago and had lived
there ever since. He was a gradu-
ate of the Patrick Military School in
G~reenville, and also attended South
Carolina College at Columbia. Later
he graduated in medicine at the
Charleston Medical College. He
leav'E " wife and eight children. His
wife ~ Miss Ellen Cromer. daugh-
ter OF the late Lewis Cromer. They
were married in 1879. The follow
ing are the children: DR.. John r.
Heller, Of Fair Play; Joe Heller. of
Sandy Springs; DR.. w. b. Heller, of
LaVonia, Ga; Mrs. Furman Bolc-
man, of Augusta, Ga; Misses Venie
and Bernie Heller and Guy and
Christopher Heller. DR.. Heller was
a member Of the Methodist church.