Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-10-14

ana no DOUBT all VINO see JnSSe ar
lists as they appear here will be well
pleased. Twenty-Five per cent of the
proceeds, after paying for lighting
anG other expenses, will be given to
the Walhalla Graded School. Sea-
son tickets may be purchased from
Supt. II. w. GasQue at So for adults
and 81 for teachers and pupils. Ad-
mission at the door for those not
holding season tickets will be % and
so cents.
MIR. and Mrs. w. +. Hodge and
family have moved TO the country to
the regret Of numerous friends here.
Mr.. Hodge has charge Of the power
plant about four miles from town,
and his duties require closer resi-
dence to his work. He has been oc-
cupying a residence on North Broad
street.
Best quality wheat shorts at
$1.35 per sack. 7. \. Carter, West
minister, S. C.-Ady. 39-tf.
-Protracted services were begun
in the WalhaIla baptist church last
Sunday. and they are being largely
attended, especially at the night ser
vices Music is being furnished by
selected choir, which has been un-
der the training Of Chas. f. Hetrick
for some time. Rev. 7. l.. Smith, the
pastor, is being assisted by Rev. Fl.
VI. Fallaw. of the New Westminster
Baptist church, who is doing all the
preaching for the series Of meetings.
lie is giving his audiences strong and
practical sermons at every service
an inf &c. hnipC n N ifnStn1
from the beginning. The morning
services begin at 10 o'clock and close
promptly at II O'Clock. while the
night services begin promptly at 7.3O.
The public is earnestly urged to at
tend. and the members Of all denOmi
nations are invited 70 take part in
the services.
The diphtheria situation here
continues about the same as for the
past two weeks, there being OCCASION
al cases reported. Little Miss Claire
Sloan, daughter of Dr.. and Mrs. b.
+. Sloan, who was recent sufferer,
is now entirely we'll and the Quaran-
tine has been raised on this home.
Little Miss Carolyn Rogers was taken
suddenly i'll Sunday night, and it was
found that diphtheria had developed
quickly in this case. The home was
quarantined Immediately. The little
girl is getting along nicely, practically
all traces of the disease disappearing
after SO hours, during which time
antitoXin was administer
ed. The home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
ID. Abbott has also been Quarantined,
their son Ben being sick Of diph-
iberia. The situation has not been
deemed of such serious nature at
present to close the public schools
again.
Good second hand top buggy for
sale cheap. Will take in payment
dry COW, pork or corn. j. w. Shelor,
Walhalla.-Adv.*
Mrs. r. l.. Rogers was hostess to
the Paul Hayne Circle on October I'd,
At which time a most instructive and
enjoyable meeting was held. After
roll call responded to by current
events, the program for the afternoon
was rendered. Mrs. UmbergeT, With
the aid Of two cleverly drawn Maps
by Miss Daisy Strong, gave us avery
clear idea of THE Geography OF
South America" Mrs. Brown follow
ing with a reading on the same sub
ject. Life in Columbia" by Mrs.
Steel. and The Pan-American Un-
ion by Mrs. Werner, We're both well
read. After short business session,
the social hour was spent with
''Scott" and Dickens" by means Of
an original and pleasing contest pre-
pared by the hostess. At the close Of
the contest it was found that most
all present were familiar with these
two authors and had to draw for the
prizes, which were beautifully bound
books by these writers. Mrs. Darby
drew first prize. the second going to
Mrs. J. Is. 5. Dendy. A delicious
sweet course was served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. J. A. Sleek
and Miss Carolyn Rogers. Mrs. Sif-
ford and Misses PelZer and Hill were
welcome visitors. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. j. A. Steck on Fri
day, October 18th, at O'Clock in the
afternoon.
The Brown Lumber Co. offers
easy terms to responsible parties in
Oconee county wishing to purchase
lumDer-Ady Al