Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-10-21

| =. j. Norton, of Anderson, spent
Sunday in Walhalla at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. w. l.. Werner.
Miss Helen FAINT, of Anderson,
| spent the weekend in Walhalla with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. l.. Fant
}. J. McSw ain, Esq, of Green
vile, is attending Court in Walhalla
this week. Mr.. McSwain has num-
ber Of warm personal friends here
who are always pleased to meet him.
-Wanted-Beef cattle and hogs,
| also hides. Highest prices. A. L.
Ellison, Walhalla.-Adv. t. f.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Rutherford
arrived in Walhalla last Monday on
their way to Alabama, where they
will spend some time visiting among
Mrs. Rutherford s relatives at her old
home at Pine Level. They will also
spend some time at Montgomery. 1t
was their intention to leave here yes
terday morning, but Mrs. Rutherford
was taken sick and they were forced
| to remain over at the Grant house.
They will leave this afternoon or as
soon as possible. We wish for them
| pleasant visit.
We regret to chronicle the death
OF Mrs. John Bearden, which occur
red at her home near New Hope on
Friday, October 9th. Mrs. Bearlen
was, before marriage, a Miss Owens,
| being sister Of Mrs. j. A. Keaton,
of Walhalla. The deceased is sur
vived by husband and a large fah-
| lily Of small children. To them aTd
! other relatives is extended the So.
| pathy Of many friends. The inter-.
ment took place at New Hope on the
day following her death, Rev. J. ID.
Grim, her pastor, conducting the
services. Mrs. Owens was a devoted
Christian and lived a life Of useful
ness to her church and community.
She was a member of New Hope
church for many years.
Died, in Charleston, on October
10th, 1914, Mrs. Doretta HesSe The
deceased was born in Charleston in
l%4S, and was a daughter OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cappelman, for
merly citizens of Walhalla. Mrs.
Hesse is survived by one daughter,
Mrs. J. d. w. Claussen, OF Charles
ton, and one brother and sister, John
d. Cappelmann, OF Charleston, and
Mrs. II. B. Schroeder, Of Walhalla.
Mrs. Hesse'S girlhood days we're
spent in and. around Walhalla. and
during the past summer she paid a
visit Of some length to her sister here.
Funeral services were conducted
from st. Johns Lutheran church,
Charleston, Sunday morning, after
which the inteIment took place in
Bethany cemetery. The bereaved
relatives have the sympathy of many
friends in their hour Of sadness.
Wanted - Reliable one-horse
share-cropper. Good house; good
land; good stock. Apply to Jas. D.
Isbell, Walhalla--Adv. 42*
John A. Kelley, of the New
Hope section Of the county, left at
The Courier Office yesterday a sam
pie Of his splendid syrup, made this
year from home grown cane. Mr..
Kelley has for ) years operated
stationary syrup mill at his home,
doing considerable amount of work
for the neighborhood. This year he
made 315 gallons of syrup for him
self and has in all turned out from
his mill 527 Y gallons. The sample
sent us is unusually fine. Mr..
Kelley informs us that the product
llllS Ntdl Is ldl dDoNt liS dNSIdSt Ill
quality. During the Is years that
he has been operating his mill he
has averaged a turnout of about 500
gallons, the smallest amount turned
out in any year being a little more
than 400 gallons, while the largest
was slightly in excess Of 700. The
sample presented us yesterday was
Of the sugar-drip variety.
Last Wednesday evening at 40
O'Clock, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Bischoff oCcu rred the marriage
Of their eldest daughter. Miss Mamie,
to Robert Junken. of Anderson The
simple but Impressive rites OF the
Lutheran church were performed by
Rev. j. b. Umberger The bride is a
young lady of many accomplishments
and was prettily attired in a gown
Of white batiste and lace Of her own
design and workmanship, having as
her only attendants Misses Wilhel-
nina Bischoff and Hannah Freeman.
both wearing white voil. The groom
is a young man of sterling Christian
worth. After the ceremony supDer
was served to about 80 guests. The
decorations were in green and white
and well suited 10 the occasion
Many useful as well as ornamental
presents in linen, etc, attested to thk
spirit OF friendlness which bids one
OF our faircst young girls Godspeed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Junken will make their
home with the grOOms mother in A.