Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-09-01
'i'.ist'.!!!..t.i.s. Observation-Disclosures.
i. LOCAL. AND PERSONAL. y.
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w. Lenhart, Of Clemson, spent
the Weekend at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. A. Norman.
Mrs. l.. II. Kocher and little
daughter Frances, of Atlanta, are
visiting at the home Of MIR. and Mrs.
J. l.. Parker.
Mrs. E. f. A. Wcters, Jr.. re-
turned this morning to her home in
Charleston, after spending some time
at the home Of DR.. and Mrs. John J.
Thode.
There will be missionary ser
vice at Oakway Wesleyan Methodist
church next Sunday morning at 10
o'clock, at the close of which Miss
Ina Gaines. Of Greer, will organize a
Young Peoples Missionary Society.
The public is invited.
H. II. Crenshaw will open pro-
duce and poultry market at West
minister next week. We understand
Westminster has never had a market
OF this kinu, and we feel sure il will
prove OF great benefit to the produc-
ers of a wide territory.
DIR. w. r. Craig's Sunday school
class is requested to meet with him
Immediately after the services next
Sunday morning at the Baptist
church. This meeting is very i'm
portant, and Dr. Craig hopes to have
every member of the class present.
Master Frederick Bischoff, son
of Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Bischoff, is
nursing a badly mashed foot, having
had the misfortune to drop a large
iron, similar to a jack prop, on his
foot three weeks ago, fracturing the
bone. 1t is hoped that he will soon
be entirely we'll.
The MANY friends or Nathaniel
phiIlips will regret to learn that he
suffered uur.n paiuru' = iurv thie
morning as \ result OF fsIlina from
his barn loIt Three of his .fbs vpro
broken and ne Was otberN,i lad,v
bruised. lie is RESTING rs easy as
russtblo under the circumstances
and We trust that our good friend
may soon entirely recover from his
injuries.
Postmaster Fant reuuests us to
Announce thc.. after this weok tha
mail collections from the street lei
ter boxes (eXcepting the one at the
deDoh will be discontinued The
boxes will be taken down and shin
bed elsewhere by authority of the
post office department, In lien of
the service referred to the rural car
riers will serve any one in town
along the line of the established
routes, provided approved boxes are
erected for that purpose.
WIN. A. Grant sustained ouite
ATTEMPTED TO crank an automobile at
the Piedmont Garage The engine did
NOT start. but in some wav as Mr.
Grant began to turn the crank. the
clutch slipped and LET the crank 90
over suddenly, his arm striking
the crank handle. breaking one hone
in the right arm, He is carving the
arm in sling with braces, but is
able to be out and attending TO busi-
ness. though greatly handicapped.
r Brake. of FORSYTH. Ga. is
spending a day or two in Walhalla
looking over the possibilities of rent
ing a small home for himself and
wife, In case he is able to find a
home it is his intention to move here.
For some time he has been visiting
at the home of his relative, John
Martin, near Westminster. Mr..
Brake and wife will be most cor
diallv welcomed to Walhalla. He
is a shoemaker by occupation. and
if he should locate here will open a
business in that line.
>,rs Viola uetrick returped to
G. Angmstino Fla laet weeL after
snnndin% short vacation here
omnna rolotives and frinnds Wre
IIntr;cl, 10 nursminp tbree-vaar
romrse for trained nurse IN the
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