Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-06-02

suffered quite painful injuries last
Saturday. Mr.. Lusk, who is a Grip
pie, owing to a wound received dur
ing the war, was carrying a half
bushel of corn to the mill to be
ground, when he missed his footing,
falling to the ground in such man
ner as to dislocate or possibly break
his left hip bone. He has been suf-
tering intesely since, and Mr.. Craine
was unable to say to what extent the
old gentleman is injured. Mr.. Lusk
was alone at the time Of the fall, and
was unable to rise or help himself
at all. His calls for help, however.
were heard soon by his daughter.
Mrs. Silas Calhoun, who lives near
where the accident happened, and
she was able to give assistance
within short time. We hope that
this aged man and Confederate vete-
ran VIII soon recover. Mr.. Craine
was in town Monday to bring Mr..
and Mrs. Willis, Mrs Maude Decks
and Miss Aurelia Craine, who were
on their return to their homes at An
derson. They have spent the past
two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Craine.
the three ladies being their daught-
ers.
Geo. l.. Wilson is visiting his
family here this week
n1t q
tied relatives in West Union the past
Weekend
Misses Mary Cornelia, Kathleen
and Margaret Barton are visiting rel
atives in Orangeburg county.
Mems blue serge suits, Sc; boys
suits $l.75 to SO; mems pants, 81;
boys pants, l5c. to $125. +. E.
HarriSOn.-AdV
William Bell and Derrill Darby
are spending several days in Andcr-
son visiting their friend, Miss Caro-
line Maxwell.
Miss Adelaide Schroeder, of
Charleston, visited Miss Andrea
Schroeder the past week. Miss Ade-
laide had been visiting her brother,
who is a student at Clemson. She
Is there now attending the commence
ment exercises.
Mrs. Carl Oehmig and two young
est children, of Columbia, are visit
ing at the home of the formers mo-
ther, Mrs. NJ. A. Cooley, West Main
street. Friends Of the family will
be glad to know that the baby is rap
idly improving from its recent illness.
Attention is called to the new ad-
vertisements of C. w. Pitchford and
{. w. Il j. e. Bauknight, Walhalla;
the Ballenger Hardware and Furni-
ture Co., Seneca, and Norman's Dry
Goods Store, Walhalla. All these en-
terprising firms have something this
week that will interest the careful
buyers of Oconee.
DR.. A. A. Odom, the well-known
Greenviile optOmetrist, by special re-
quest, Will be at the Walhalla Hotel.
Walhalla, S. c., Wednesday, June 8.
to p. m., and at Gilreath Hotel,
Westminster, S. c., Thursday, June
10th, to p. M, for the purpose Of
examining eyes, fitting glasses and
artiticial eyes. To all glass wearerS
and sufferers: II you are not enjoy
ing eye comfort, Dr.. Odoms firm
guarantees satisfaction.-Adv.
An announcement that will be
OF interest to many in Oconce is that
OF the marriage Of former Oconce
lady now in California; The infor-
nation comes to us as follows: "Mar-
ried, in Los Angeles, Cal, on May
%. 1918, by Rev. Brougher, pastor
Of Temple Baptist church, Mrs. Alice
Conley and a. e. Brais." The Cou-
rier extends to the bride and groom,
along with those of hosts OF Oconee
friends of the former, its best wishes
for life Of happiness, peace and
prosperity.
MIR. and Mrs. w. l.. Werner and
Miss Harriet Werner, who have been
spending the past week in New York.
Will return this afternoon, their
pleasure trip having been unpleas-
anty curtailed in length owing 10
an unfortunate accident. Sunday
while the party was enjoying the |
sights in and around the Brooklyn |
Navy Yard, Miss Harriet Werner fell,
sustaining a broken arm. The in
jury is above the elbow, and we un-
derstand it is quite a severe and pain
tul wound. There are hosts Of
friends OF Miss Werner who will learn
OF her misfortune with deep regret.