Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-11-17

ID, at y. m, by ). =. Field, \. p,
at his residence near Salem, Miss
Corrie Callas and c. T. Bryant, both
OF Salem. They are receiving the
congratulations and best wishes Of
many friends, with whom The Cou-
ricr joins most heartily.
Allen CAN'T, of Hodges, spent a
short while in Walhalla last week
among friends and attending to mat
tcrs Of business. For a number Of
years Mr.. CAN'T has been living away
from OcOnee, and he is now in the
ep!pIOv Of the Piedmont and North
ern Railway, with headquarters at
Hodges.
--Tulghrum oats, very best quail
iuy, S5c. per bushcl; 25 bushel lots
SOC; Appler oats, 75c., lots OF 25
bushels, zoe; Blue Straw wheat,
$l.40 per bushel. All the above
grown on highly manured land Seed
Of very best quality, and pure. West
mintscr Oil and Fertilizer Co., West,
minister, S. C.-Adv. Al.
Major d. II. Russell, OF Ander-
son, one OF the most prominent citi-
Zens of the state, pasesd away last
week at the age Of n years, follow
ing an illness of some three months.
His death will be deeply regretted
wherever he was known. He was Il
Confederate veteran, high-tOned
gentleman and u true Christian.
The trustees OF milestone
Graded School request us to an
nounce that all those who are inter
estcd in the school should be present
on the grounds Saturday next. No.
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the purpose Of cleaning off and beau
tifying the school grounds. The help
Of all will be greatly appreciated.
The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vim Brown sympathize with them in
the death Of their l3-year-old son,
Claudio Brown, which occurred at
their home in Midway on November
9th. The youth had been in declin-
ing health for some time. The in
tcrmcur took place at Neville bury
ing grourd the day following his
death.
Union Thanksgiving services
will be held in Walhalla this year at
the High School Auditorium Thurs
day OF next week, November 25th, at
10 o'clock a. m. Rev. w. b. Aull. of
the Lucheran church, will preach the
sermon. The usual contributions for
the orphanageS Of the State will be
taken, and it is hoped that this year
the offerings will be even more libe-
raj than is general.
The first meeting of clipper
South Carolina Methodist Confer
ence" will be held in Spartanburg be-
ginning next Wednesday, November
,
last year divided into two bodies,
known as the "Upper" S. C. Confer
encc and the other as S. c.. Confer
ence. DR.. Stokes, of Walhalla, will
be the guest Of G.. p. Sanders during
the session. Jas. NJ. Moss, lay mem
Der Of the conference, will be a guest
at J. +. Frceman's. The list Of ho.'ts
and guests has not been made com
piCtc.
Joseph Hopkins died at his
home at Phoenix, Arizona, last We'd
ncsday. November 10th, after lin
%cring illness from tuberculosis. He
was son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Hop
kins. OF Seneca, and WIS widely
and faVOrably known in OCOnce. He
had a host OF friends in Walhalla, to
whom the news OF his death came as
Il source Of deep sorrow. During the
past summer Mr.. Hopkins and his
wife visited Mr.. llOpk ms parents in
Seneca. After their return to Ari-
ZOna Mr.. Hopkins condition grew
rapidly worse. He VS. about 50
years Of age. His body was inferred
at Phoenix last Thursday. The Cou-
ricr joins with hosts OF other friends
Of the family in extending sympathy
in their deep sorrow.
-Fulghrum oats. very best quail
ity, S5c. per bushel; % buShel lots
soc; Appler oats, 75c., lots of 25
bushels, zoe; Blue Straw wheat,
$l.40 per bushel. All the above
grown on highly manured land. Seed
of very best quality, and pure. West
mintser Oil and Fertilizer Co., West
minister, S. C.--Adv. A..
The regular monthly meeting of
IsSaquena Literary Society will be
held next Friday, November 10, in
the school auditorium at 1915 a. m.
Following is the proSram: Roll call
and reading Of minutes; Scripture
reading by Mary Kelley; song; reci-
tatiOn by lneZ Douthit; current
events by Robert Rogers; humorous
reading by Kathleen FAINT; instru-
mental solo, by Emmio Ansel; decla-
nation, by Clifton Cobb; jokes, by
John Schroeder; recitation, by Isabel
Macaulay; vocal solo, by William
Bell; defamation, by Ralph IIetrick ;
reading. by Mcna BischOff; instru-
mental duet, by Mildred Moore and
Ruth Brown; debate, "ReSolved.
That the United States government
schould adopt penny postage" Al
firmative-Ruth Brown, Elise Hunni-
cutt, Albert Meiburg; negative
Mildred Moore, Pauline Stcck, Boone
Fitzgerald. Music by Glee Club;
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