Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-07-14
+. Il. HARRISON, MANAGER.

lDcI Ill DutkSt Oi IiuUlS.
The Methodist Guild will meet
with Mrs. Elliott Rhodes Thursday
afternoon at ( o'clock.
-Lost-Between Faculty Hill and
S. y. Pitchford'S store, white enamel
and gold circle 4-pearl pin; one pearl
missing. Finder return to this Of
flee. Reward.-Adv.
Gus Sullivan, who has been in
Greenville county for the last few
months, returned last week to his
home near Walhalla. He is on the
sick list. His many friends hope for
his early complete recovery.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
T. Crenshaw sympathize with them in
the illness Of their lS-months-old
daughter Irene. The little one has
been sick for week. 1t is hoped
she may soon be restored to health.
Read the Seneca ChautauQua an
nOunCement on the 9TH page this
week. Seneca promises genuine
solutcly free-to the citi-
Hcns Of OGonee next week, July o.
%, inclusive. "Thcy'rc lOOkin' for
you" Go,
Lime and cement. Plenty for
all w NJ. Brown, Walhalla.-Adv.
Jesse S. Garter, Of Westminster.
has The Courier'S hearty thanks for
basket or the finest peaches we
nave seen this year. They were not
only fine looking, but the flavor was
unsurpassed by any peach we have
ever tasted.
r. II. Mccall has opened up a
IN N ~
Walhalla cotton mills. MIR. Mccall
has been an operator in the mill for
several years, but has decided to try
his luck at merchandising. We wish
him much success in his undertaking.
MIR. and Mrs. j. T. Mauney and
two little sons, Harold and Maurice.
are visiting at the home Of Mrs. j.
f. Rochester for few days. They
will return to their home at Norris.
Pickens county, Sunday. Their
friends here are pleased to meet
them again.
Married, at Oakway, Thursday
OF last week, July Sth. Miss Eunice
Moore, of Oakway, and Earle C.
Marett, Of South Union. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. C. ID.
Boyd. The bride is a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.. Moore, the groom
being a son OF David Marett. The
Courier joins with others in cXtond-
ing congratulations and good wishes.
Three shinglc mill outfits for
sale. Good shape. W. NJ. Brown.
Walhalla. ADV.
The friends Of &. IL. (Dork)
Chastain are glad to know that he is
improving after a recent severe ILL
ness, which lasted about three weeks
Mr.. Chastain is still unable to leave
his home. 1t is hoped that this ycn-
cradle gentlemen will soon be able
to be at his place Of business. Joe
w Davis has been in charge of AIR
CEaStains store during thc lattcr's
illness.
Hon. Wyatt Aiken and United
States Marshal Chas. f. Lyon. of
Abheville, were in Walhalla for a
short while Monday on business and
meeting their many friends. Mr..
Lyon was for number OF years
sheriff OF Abbeville county. In his
early years he attended school in
Walhalla, and is quite familiar with
a number OF the older citizens of the
Town. He and Mr.. Aiken were most
cordially greeted by their many
friends.
Mrs. Mary T.. Moore died sud
denly at her home in Midway last
Mriday morning, July 9th. death be-
ing due to heart failure. Mrs.
Moore had been in comparatively
good health up to the time of her
death. which came as a great shock
TO members 0f the family and
friends. She was 6S years of age
and was native Of Forsyth county.
Georgia. She is survived by three
sons and two daughtcrs-Stiles f..
Moore, who resides at the home place
in Midway; Mrs. f. c. Land, Of
Walhalla; ]. l.. Moore. OF Autun. An
dcmon county; Mrs j. b. Melton, of
Grc"nvillc, and w. Earle Moore, OF
West Union. Four children preccd-
ed her TO the grave, as did her hus-
band, who died about seven Years
ago. In March, 1866. she was mar
ricd to Willis Moore, Of Anderson
county. soon after their marriage
theN moved to Oconcc county. Mrs.
Moore had long been n consistent
and faithful member Of the BaDtist
church, and her body was inferred in
the cemetery Of the Walhalla Baptist
church Saturday afternoon at ,
O'Clock, the services being conducted
by Rev. l.. NJ. LYDIA. Of the Baptist
church, and DR.. John G. Law, of the
Presbyterian church. Mrs. Moore
was Miss Brown before her mar
riaGc to Mr.. Moore. The deceased
was ever Kind to those in distress
and ever ready TO minister 10 those
passing under the rod Of affection.
AS noighbOr and friend she ,ill be |
greatly missed, especially among the |
poor, to whom she was ever ready TO |
lend a helping hand. There are
many friends Of the deceased in thc |
county who viii learn of the death |