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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-03-24
NOTES FROM WESTMINSTER.
District Convention X. of i. on April
6th-Other Matters.

Westminster, March 23.-Special:
Little Pearl, daughter of Dr.. and
Mrs. Strickland, is very i'll. We hope
she will soon be better.
Brownlee & Co. had their millin-
cry opening Of spring millinery last
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and
despite the cold weather the ladies
We're very much interested in the
new head-gear.
The many friends of e. II. Dick
son will regret to learn Of his Seri-
Gus illness. He suffered a second
stroke Of paralysis Sunday and has
never completely recovered con-
Sciousness since. The physicians,
however, entertain some hope OF his
recovery, and we trust that we may
soon hear of an Improvement in his
condition.
Miss Annie Cobb, Of Greenville,
spent Sunday with homefolks.
Trains Nos. 43 and "A made their
last trips Sunday morning. The de-
pressed financial situation is causing
the Southern to cut expenses in every
way possible.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Leathers visited
in Seneca Sunday.
Mrs. d. p. Butler has been very
sick for the past few days. but was
improving at last account.
Mrs. George Gary-Lee will ad-
dress the w. NJ. S. Of the Baptist
church Tuesday afternoon on mis-
sions. This will be most inter
eSting talk, as Mrs. Gary-Lee has
spent several years in the foreign
field and is thoroughly conversant
with the needs Of China and her
people.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Poore are en-
tertaining a young son, who arrived
last Saturday.
Miss Edith Dickson, Of Greenyille,
was called home Saturday on ac-
count of the illness of her father, e.
II. Dickson.
Depressed financial conditions do
not affect the shows, it seems. One
was with us all last week, and a
brand new one "shCwed up" this
week.
J. w. McGee is in Toccoa to-day
on business.
Miss Blanche Cunyus, Of Atlanta,
is trimming hats for Brownlee & Co.
this season.
Mrs. Lethia Ballenger and Mrs. w.
p. Reid of Seneca, spent Sunday and
Monday with Rev. and Mrs. J. T..
Wallace.
Mrs. Gary-Lee will talk at the
Emmanuel Baptist church Friday
afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The eighth district convention Of
the knights Of Pythias, embracing
Greenville, Pickens and Oconee
counties, will be held here on the
afternoon and evening Of April 9Th
Prominent speakers will be present,
and a great time is promised the Wis
itors and delegates from the lodges.
l.. l.. Jarrard Is in Charleston this
week
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-03-24
THE HILL-SLOAN WEDDING.
Charming Occasion Took Place at
Greenville on March 10th.
(Anderson Intelligencer.)

(Anderson Intelligencer.)
A wedding of great interest to the
groom's many friends in Anderson
his home town, was that of Willett
p. Sloan and Miss Hazel Frost Hill
Of Highlands, n. c., on Wednesday
evening, March 10th, at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Norris in Green
Vile. The decorations were .beauti-
full, but simple, making an effective
setting for the pretty bridal party,
being daintily carried out in every
detail.
To the sweet strains of the we'd
ding march, played by a splendid or
chestra, the bridal panty entered the
parlor in the following order. Little
Misses Eunice Evans and Helen Nor
ris, in dainty white, with pink
sashes, came first, and spread a
broad, white pathway for the fair
bride. The two DANES Of honor ell
tered next, Mrs. D. P. Sloan and Mrs.
were Miss Kathleen Norryce and
Miss Sue Carpenter and they stood
with Charlie Watkins and Spence
Perrin Of onion. Little Miss Sara
Evans came next with a basket of
flowers. The bride entered with
her father, Frank II. Hill, and the
groom with his best man, Archie
Cathcart. Little Miss Dorothy Nor
ris, all in pure white, brought the
ring in large white rosebud.
The sweet and impressive cere-
mony with the ring was performed
by Dr.. w. II. Frazer, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church. Mrs. Lu-
ceus Webb and Miss Natalie Norryce
had charge OF the wedding book In
giant salad course was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Sloan left this evening for
a short trip, Mrs. Sloan changing her
beautiful robe Of white satin, en-
train with veil, for 4 lovely blue
going-away suit, with hat to match
They will return to Anderson to-day
and will soon go to housekeeping at
Mr. Sloan's cottage on Society street
Mrs. Sloan i'll her short visits to An.
dersOn, by her sweet, gracious man
ner and charming ways, has made
many friends here. Mr.. Sloan is
one Of Anderson's most prominent
and popular young business men, and
has hosts of friends who extend to
him and his charming bride every
good wish.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-03-24
Przemysl Has Fallen.

London, March 22.-The Galician
fortress Of Przemysl, which the Aus
trians had so staunchly defended
since the early days of the war, fell
into the hands of the Russian besieg-
ers this morning.
The last of the improvised field
fortifications were captured some
days ago and the final act OF the
drama began toward the close of last
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-03-24
HANIILfrON-NEHL MARRIAGE
Announced-EXtra School Tax to BE
Considered by Voters.

Seneca, March 23.-Special: Sen
eca had heavy snow on Saturday
morning last, and has since been in
the throes of cold wave. For three
days there has been ice and no sun
shine. 1T is thought, however, that
the fruit is yet safe.
Mrs. w. p. Reid and number OF
co-workers visited Oakway and West
| minister on Sunday last in the inter
est Of elementary Sunday school
work
Mr.. and Mrs. William Porcher. of
Greenville, visited Mrs. J. e. Clark
son the past weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Gignilliat and
| daughter, Miss Sue, have returned
from Florida, where they spent the
past several weeks.
At meeting Of the citizens of
Seneca last Friday night, at the
school auditorium, it was decided to
ask for an election to vote a three
mill tax for school purposes. The
date for the election has not yet
been set.
Mrs. w. NJ. Morrison and Miss
Mary Willie Morrison, Of Clemson
College, spent last Friday in Seneca
shopping.
The recital given by Mrs. S. X.
| Dendy's music class last Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. w. p.
Nimmons was an interesting occa-
sion, and was attended by a large
| number of friends Of the pupils. The
program, composed Of doll songs,
was beautifully carried out, includ-
ing the doll wedding and many other
attractive features.
On last Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
J. S. Stribling entertained at beau
tiful party, the occasion being the
! announcement Of the engagement of
| her friend, Miss May Hamilton, to
X. ID. Neill, the wedding to be an
! interesting society event of April
21st. Mrs. Stribling's guest list in
! Guided Miss Hamilton's young
friends and few among the mar
RED contingent "A Floral Ro-
nance was the clever contest intro
! duced, this being written on beauti-
! ful hand-painted folders representing
! shamrock, the decorations Of the en-
! tire pretty party suggesting st. Pat
I TICK day. A two-course luncheon
was served, when the engagement
was announced by envelopes placed
IN the pilates containing dainty hand
! painted shamrock, opon which the
! names Hamilton-Neill were written.
! The affair altogether was one of
! pleasurable interest, and the friends
( or the happy young couple are pro-
| luse in their congratulations and
! good wishes. Miss Hamilton, the
second daughte er Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
! y. Hamllton, has been a great social
favorite, which fact is already evil
denced by number Of pre-nuptial
social affairs planned in her honor.
/ Mr.. Neill has been a citizen of Sen
eca for number of years, having
until recently held position with
| the Southern here. BY exemplary
! conduct and splendid business prin-
4 clples he has won the esteem and
, confidence Of the entire community.
; FRIENDS of the young couple antici-
pate with pleasure the happy event.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-03-24

Edison Is credited with the state
ment that the United States will soon
be operating all its battleships by
100000 worth OF storage bat
teries.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-03-24
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
HOMESTEAD.
State Of South Carolina,
County Of OcOnee.

OUUIily UI OCUTtU.
Notice is hereby given that Mrs.
NJ. j. Grogan, in behalf Of herself and
five children, to wit: Leila G. Pierce,
w. l.. Gr6gan. Ada G.. Knox, J. NJ.
Grogan and Della G.. Moore, has
filed In my office her petition for a
homestead exemption in the estate
of her husband, Thomas w. Grogan,
deceased, and that the same will be
heard before me in my Office at Wal
halla, S. c., on April 1st, 1915, at
10 o'clock a. m.
w. 0. WHITE,
Master for Oconee County, 8. G.
March 10, 1915. 1913
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Center Township S. S. Workers.

>ShsSi ~" hSillD -. -. w OfKefS.
All the churches in Center town
ship-all denominations-,ar here
by requested to send as many repre-
sentativeH IS possible to New Bethel
Baptist lurch on the first Saturday
afternoon in April at $50 O'Clock
where meeting for the purpose Of
organizing a township convention
will be held. The meeting will
also elect delegates to our State Con-
Eemtion to be held in Newberrv
April 21, 90 and %. | hope that the
superintendents of the various
schools will see that their school is
represented. J. S. Glymph,
Center Township Executive Commit
teeman.
Fair Play, March 20.
(Other county papers please copy.)
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-03-24
Still "ToI'ping" Boats.

London, March 22.--The British
steamer Concord, of 1925 tons, was
torpedoed by German submarine in
the English Channel to-day. The
crew OF rs men were rescued by a
patrol boat and landed at Dover. The
vessel is reported to be afioat.
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Dies usb 1aS.

- 9ie @sinieipal art SoeiefD
,pill BON Der GntieruitlIg Der 9dume
oui ser egpIaun6e uuo Der Grid
tiing uon stonfryfiduIen an ibrcr
stelle abiolut nid,ts iDiiicn. sSn oent
Yrotetid,reiben, oas Die @cielli6alt
an aie .Souoelstnuuner ianSte. miro
bctont, 6ab Die @1iime ani Der Us.
plnnaSe eiuen peit i6onereH SduII'f
bilben aIs stpnfreidltlen es tgun
iUi;roen.
Or. =. u. Sirgan BON bier,
Der graiiocnt Der Solttblpeitern SID
ouo Sane 93rotectipe aiicelafion
ipurSe aeitern pom Goirperneur gum
W1itaIieS Der nelien tStaot%aderball'
beb6rSe ernanni. Wiit oem Init 1T
fem 8ebaIt perbunoer.
- III Cambridge, Tdii.. no CT
ipabreno Der lettcn Sabre arllniiig &C.
fueial, 1T Idlrt bier eingetroneneh
yscd,lifien gsroieiior @onIane ". ge'
nebici. Der friiber Ihnge Sabre an Der
6ieIigen llniperiitat oo3irt bate, &C.
jtorber.
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lie Sierbraner.
Ini ibrem @oltsfeit wollen nc fraitia
gegen grobibition nusbolen.

Die 9isrbrausr Union 90. IL tpire
aelsa,nilia ibrss @oI.sfeitss ben erfien
Dffsntlihsu unb offisi.lsn S6lag ae.
gen bic probibition fiibren. Dos Seit,
pelhes Elm Ref Der organtfirisn 4r.
beii isiH pirb, ipirb am Samitaa, "a.
Suli, in Rsidratbs Bar. besanaei
grsubs unb ernIts arbeii nerben 6isr
6anb in Sanb gehen, ipie es ia bei
beutifen f}eitsn Der i5aa Isin mub,
neil ihrs Spibs iit INNER sesen i5ren
arimmiasH Y5einb, bic probi6ition.
tetrsn muB, ams bieiem9eii4tspunit.
betradisn bic 9isr6rausr Si.Ie De-
moniiraiion, bic eeasn ben INNER mos
biisn Ssinb gsrihtet III. @ute unb f6s
biae Rebner iperoen bonn tultureIlen
Stanbpunit sr1pdsen, mas Der M.nffs
bit ben arobsren9ieHit lsiItet. ibr BON
ar0Bsrem Riissn TT. bic probuitip,
8rduinbuitrie obtr Der unprobuttioe
'Sanaiismus Der prObibition.
Wie aefaat, es banbslt iid bier I'm
isin gsipSbnli6es 0sranigunasfeIt,
ipnbsrn um cine olIgstpdIiigs Demon.
itratlou, I'm cine Rainbssbung gegsu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-23

w Z. 2uIbrisan, Jefe Golbfmita,
syrant Seim, abam QUIT, .. gaumiI-
Ter, Gb. gaIdans. Geo. 9. Whiie.
Sorrn Usad, pbil. arus, R. ). Mers
rer. Soc. gsiemebsr, Oscar 6dlfsr,
Glen. WsaIon, gbas. 9erbrstt, ar'
thur Yubb, 5rsb. Bred, 3arriiOH9in-
belle, Sobn ensel, SuIs Gilisn Mm.
aIoedsr, SO. 8. Suraonid. 4.9. WOl'
ting, Sydeob 0ieemiillsr, Jrsb. Stsr'
ninssr, 20. g. WiibIsntamp. Wn,
Siel,r, u. gautbnn. 8. gdsnrOtb, g,
M. Gone, Grant O. Rsif, Soc; gh.'
mper, 81. 8. Roib, Jrnut Sslbauer
Carl G4ol, @lbert Whasr, Wdlter
Joremon. Sionep alsin, g. 6. Usi!'
fer, Simon glod, 6. 9. WcRGmdra,
s 3. GeIIarius. J. s. 9u4tdbtsr,
aouis O. Strdub, Sol. u. Wlagnus'
Maurice 8. Sbott, aouis SteintOnig
g6ds. q. Roitntbal, Gbfpin 6erbss,
e. O. gensde. s. .. BALM. Rorris
Mi6elfon, 9. 6. RisIisn. Oaie Gslb'
baus, Wm. g. Brofper. GId.snts ga
eobs, 6. =. Seimbd6, Clinton WuR'
Der, Robert 9, Wife, 2ouis Ssbmar
Darn Stepens.
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Subur6nn BEL Telephone 60. nit
6errlt @eorae g. Me5drldnp. beln
prdfibsnttn Der pdeifie States Seles
rhone u. telegraph So. ertttntt. ipos
tcuf ii6 bann 6err Me6drlanD mil
feinem lanai1briaen sSreunoe 5errn
r. II. McGemos. bem Silfs .@enes
rolbetriebsIeiter Der bieiigen 2eleppon
osielif,ait untsrbielt. gla6oem bann
9iiraermeiiier GpisaeI unb Der Der
treter bes Manors bon Gan Tranetsec
nit einanber o.ipro6en bdttsn, folaten
nod turae llnterrebunssn sipiiden z
6. ppipen, bem prdiibenten Der ble'
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Moore, bem Qrdiibsntn Der Son'
beIstommer in Gan nroncisco, 5fpi'
iGen 81. .. Roaers. Dem Yrdlioeneir
bes 8uiineBmens Club unb BEN
9rdiioenten CHARLES 6. WlOOre oer
Banana 9dcifit Qusitslluns. Sipi=
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benz 9ojtmeiiter gbarIes 20. 5np Don
Gon ssranciseo, alpifdn Sotuoro
Sorbn unb Or. csenninas pom IRE
thobii; Boot Concern in Can 6rdn'
cisco unb sipiihsn Serrn Wlianro ge.
Nad unS 6errn SO. 6. Gultins,
bem aur 3eit in Gan Irdntiseo bs'
finbIiden Gstret6r Der bieiiasn 9dn'
niIstdmmer.
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f;taIiifN 0arbietunssn. bic isitens
tr Gan sfrantiseoer oe6otsn ipurosll.
tort IieB nan ndmlid, .Wlp DIP
Stertiidp Sone" iuo 1Girie" auf CT
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9eutIi6teit boren.
Ghe bic prattii6e @orfiibruna Der
FcrnIprttleituug eriOlste. hielt nod
6err Ratban 6. &inssburp, Der 8i3ss
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belbiIber illuitrirt.
On Dem Gbreniif6 auf bem pO'
biiub mo iih Der Selephonnppa.
rat. burh tpeIden bic Nsrbinoune mil
Gan Nrancisco unierbolten ipurbe,
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6. 8su unb 81. z. Wegpmos.
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9irainid Maraaret See, 10, 6amils
ten. - Gus. Seafert. 30, unb aatbez
rine Woobts. 80. bsibs BON SamiltOn.
- Reues Seu entaiinbete ii6 sel
tern Nahmittoa bon ielbit In Der
Steune BON Wi1iam Wtusfopf BON
ifairIab an Der 0eriee 2anbitrabe unS
Die Sheune bes Farmers iammt benz
Seu. 500 BuideI Wsisen, 100 8uiheI
WSois unb fsarmaerdtbe purben Elm
Iaub Der sslammen. Der Berluil
niro auf $4,000 psranIhIaat.
- Die Champion Goateb paper
So. oe6raud,te felt lanaer 3eit Mai.
ier Der itdbiiiden Waferiperte unb bi.
Refnuna ipurbs aeitern i'm Yeiras:
ron $3.50 beaablt. Die 2lrbeiter be.
nubten bds Wdier aus elmer R0bre
peIdle nit einem 9ermefsr nift in
gerbinbuna itanb obne MiFen be,
Seiter Der ssabrit.
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Der Gde Der $oiab unb 8. Strabe
irurbe porlebte Rad,t Don sinenl
WibboIb dufoeboben unb mittelft eineE
GutpmobiIs mad WibbIetoipn aenom,
men uub bort auf bic Strobe aeTelIt.
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einem 8errpeis eHtluiien.
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ghriitman auf Steiouna uHb Sbbut
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8irb iid Der gusfIns Der 2i6eral
aeague am Samiias uad Gomez
SslanS ssitaIten.

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Samftaa. "a. SuIi. mad Gonsp g.
lamb, alIips elm arobartises Bolts
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Weni6en tbeilnebm.n iperoen. Gin
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iponnen tperbsn. glb.nbs in 9rinants
isusripert unb ouberbem eeben e. Der.
auiisungsn unb 3sritreuunssn obn.
3abl. als fporili6es Gr,ianib feb;
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Square nod gonsp sJsIanb nuf BEN
programm uub BEN iissr,ihen aau'
fer mint oIs qrsis ein grober 2ies
besbehsr. aubsrb,m iptrbeu oui
gonsn s5sIanb olI,rlei Ws!tfpi.le fir
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italtet
Die WitgIitbsr Der oiea uerber
unt.r 9orantritt bon gsbsraer's Ga
peu. na6 bem Iub bss 8roobtpap
marihieren, I'm ron bort bic Jobri
mad epn.b Sslanb ousuirst.n. aber
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preis erbolien tpirb.
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