Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-09-09

W NJ. Brown has real war prices
on fine lot OF mares, while they
last.-Adv.
The ~" Club will meet Friday
afternoon of this week at the home
of Mrs. Harry r. Hughs at 4.30
clock.
Mrs. J. A. Steck spent the latter
part of last and first Of this week in
Atlanta, being the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fair Dodd during her stay.
-Robt. II. Dilworth, Of Seneca,
spent a short while last week among
relatives and friends in and near
Walhalla. He is always welcome
visitor to this his old home section.
Miss Ida Hill returned last
week from a pleasant visit to her
brother. DR.. John b. Hill, of Green
Vile. She also visited among other
relatives and friends during her stay.
For Sale--Good milch COW; good
3-gallon COW. J. ID. Isbell, Walhal-
la, S. C.-Adv*.
W. NJ. Kay, OF the Walhalla
Hotel returned last week from a hos
pital in Rock Hill, where he went for
treatment about ten days previous.
light Of his many friends.
The regular weekly union SER
vices will be held next Sunday even
ing at the usual hour at the Walhalla
Baptist church, Rev +. l.. Smith, the
pastor, conducting the service. The
public is cordially invited to attend
and take part in the service.
George p. Steck, Of Norfolk Va,
is spending a ten-days' furlough in
Walhalla visiting his father and sis
ter at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Steck. Some months ago he joined
Uncle Sans navy and is now station
ed at Norfolk, being on the training
ship Franklin. He has numerous
friends here who are glad to meet
him again.
ALL kinds of picking spices, tu-
merle, white mustard seed, cloves,
cinnamon, ginger, etc, at Cash Gro
Gerry Co.-Adv.
The West Union school will open
on Monday Of next week, September
.4th. o. G. LylcS will have charge
OF the school this year, and he will be
assisted by Mrs. I.yles, who is also a
teacher of considerable experience.
1t is the intention Of the trustees to
build another room to the school
building. When this is finished a
third teacher will be employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Hutchi-
son, Of Columbia, spent several days
last week in Walhalla among rela-
tives and friends, who were glad
indeed to meet them again. Their
stay here was necessarily brief, they
q ni
day outing among relatives in Geor-
gia. They were accompanied by two
OF their children, a son and daughter.
D. Evans Brown, OF Anderson
county, was among the business visit
tors to Walhalla Monday, having
come over to attend the sales OF land
by the VIM. Wallace executors. He,
with his brother, p. A. Brown, of
OcOnee, paid The Courier pleasant
call. Mr.. Brown left Oconee some
% years ago. and has since resided
in Anderson county--his old home
He lives about four miles from the
city Of Anderson.
Seed Oats-200 bushels I'M
proved Applcr Seed Oats for sale; 81
per bushel {. o. b. cars Seneca or
Westminster. Write S. l.. Brown.
Seneca, S. c.. r. +. D.--Adv. 39*
John Underwood, 63 years of
age, died suddenly last Wednesday
evening, just after he had completed
Il days work for w. Il. McGill. whose
farm is about three miles west OF
Walhalla. Mr.. Underwood was living
on the Bulwinkle farm, now owned
by Mrs. A. G.. Fertwell, but was tenn
pOrarily helping in the fields at Mr..
McGilIs. He had been pulling fodder
during the day, and as he came out
OF the fields he sat down at the edge
to rest, complaining of not feeling
we'll. Mr.. McGill asked him if he
thought he had become overheated,
ana before he could make reply he
fell forward and was dead. He leaves
a VIE and five children, three sons
ana TWO daughters. He was an hon
est, Woodworking man, and the SYM
pathY or many goes out to his family
in their distress. The body was bur-
led at Bethel Presbyterian cemetery
Thursday last. Mr.. Underwood was
not native Of this section, coming to
this country years ago, 1t is thought
probable from North Carolina. He
claimed to be half Indian. lie vas
well known about Walhalla, where
he had from time to time lived and
worked.
Fresh bread received daily from
one of the best bakeries in the South
Uncle Sans wheat, raisin and gra-
ham bread, cinnamon rolls and but
ter cakes. Cash Grovery Co.--Adv.