Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-02-18
u. e. Alexander sells Rock Hill

ne Lanes Ala Society of the
Lutheran church will meet at the
home of the Misses Burss this (Wed-
neSdaN) afternoon at O'Clock
---Rev. J. B. Umberger and O. Fl.
! schumacher. Jr., left yesterday morn
ing to attend the Lutheran Laymen S
| Convention at Columbia.
For buggies, wagons and har-
ness call on w. NJ. Brown. adv.
Miss Lizzie Stevens. Of Pcndle-
ton, is spending this week in Walhal-
In visiting her friend, Mrs. James
SeabOrn. Miss Stevens has made
many friends here during her visit.
Mrs. A. G. Sweezy. Of Green
wood, spent last week in this section
visiting at the homes of her relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Thompson and Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. w. Burnside, near
town.
A good. yard-wide bleaching.
worth lOc., this week at SC. G.. w.
J. f. Bauknight. adv.
The firm Of Quartermus & Nc
Donald have secured the contract to
erect new Baptist church at Jack
son. Ga, the contract price being
$4,000. This work is to be begun
in the near future.
- ldnh IL. HARRISON, Jr., OF Cnar-
lesion, and Louis c.. Harrison, of
Greenville, spent the latter part Of
last week in Walhalla visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. f.. Harrison,
and among their friends here at their
old home.
A home and small salary to
white girl or woman, in refined fam
lily OF five, who is willing to help
with cooking and housework. Ref
erences as to character required
Address Security" care Keowee
Courier, Walhalla. adv.-S
Mrs. J. B. Umherger and Mrs
Nellie Moore represented the Luthe-
| ran church in CcOnee last week at the
State Sunday School Convention at
Anderson.
MIR. and Mrs. Jay w. Hutchison
returned last week from their bridal
"Trip which included visits to points
Pm this State and Florida Their
many friends have given them most
cordial reception.
Try one Of our famous Interna-
tional stalk cutters. They do the
work. Sold by w. NJ. Brown. adv.
Fowler Bros, Of Salem, are go
ing to close out their stock OF general
! merchandise At cost for cash within
the next ten days. This is a rare op-
| porlunitN for the people Of upper
Ocon"c to get bargains. See advcr-
Iiscment elsewhere in this issue
Sunday hours will be observed
| At the Walhalla post office next Mon
! day, the 23d. WASHINGTON Birth
day falls on Sunday This year and
government employees are given
Monday following as holiday.
There will be no service on the rural
routes on that date.
Miss Elsie Kaufman returned
last week from Westminster, where
Cor some time she had held a position
as stenOgrapher for the Westminster
Oil and Fertilizer Co. Miss Kauf-
mann has taken similar position
with the Brown Lumber Co., West
Union. She has many friends here
who are glad to note her return to
her old home
MIR. and Mrs. John II. Brown, of
Mountain Rest have moved to Wal
halla to make their home, and are
most cordially welcomed to our
midst. Mr.. Brown is one Of the most
prosperous farmers Of the upper sec
ton OF the county, and for some time
past mas been associated with his
Drothcr, \. NJ. Brown, in managing
the latterS Farming and mercantile
business near Mountain Rest. J. II.
BroWn is graduate Of Clemson Ag-
ricultHral College and is one Of the
best qualified agriculturists in this
section, besides being good bust
ness man. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown are
occupying the Burton cottage in the
"Walhalla Highlands"
Eight dollars shot is prct '
dear "fun' for young men TO indulge
in Last Sunday night two youths
Jos. lln@hs and Lester Adams. who
reside, we are informed. between
Walhalla and Seneca, drove through
Walhalla and West Union. and as
they passed one Of them fired a pistol,
tour shots bcir < fired on Main street,
Walhalla, some between this place
ana West Union and several in the
latter town. 1t so happened that
| Marshall Adds, OF West Union. had
access TO a Saddlcd horse and he
! quickly overlook the two young men.
lni"ndant Biemann "soakcd" the two
| for $l5 and Mayor Brown called for
! So, Ten shots at SIS each--$8O.
experience is dear school, but"
Robert f. Cummings died at his
nome, 426 Shepherd Street, n. W.,
washington, ID. c.. on February 1St.
ne was ZS years Of age and man
| VINO was loved and respected by all
VINO knew him. He had been en-
| ploycd in the government service for
me past ten years. On June 27th,
I9OE he was happily married to Miss
| ONE Beatty, OF near Walhalla, who,
win one son, survives. The immedi-
ate cause OF his untimely death was
lnlammatory rheumatism Miss
IL ID 10
nome mere after having spent
month in Washington during the i'll
ness OF Mr.. Cummings. There are
! hOStS of friends of the fn nilu ,uhn