Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-03-10

wooden trinket case, and Mrs. j. r.
Anderson was presented with white
and yellow shoe-trees. The unusu-
ally tempting salad course served by
the hostess, assisted by che Misses
StTGther, carried out in every par
ticular the beautiful color scheme Of
white and gold. Music. given by
Mcsdamcs Sifford and Ansel. Miss
Irene Strother and William Bell
added greatly to the pleasure OF the
afternoon. Visitors were Miss Lord.
Mrs. Sifford, and Mrs. J. r. Anderson,
Of Anderson, a former member Of
the Ilaync Circle.
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get reward
Mrs Harry r. HughS cntertain-
ed most DELIGHTFULLY."-. on Thursday Of
last week, in honor OF her aunt. Miss
Villa ms, the occasion being the Gel
cbration OF her 18th birthday. An
hour was pleasantly spent in conver-
sation and the solving Of a little con-
! test, at which Mrs. S. X. Dendy was
the fortunate winner of a bottle of
| perfume. The ladies were then in
vited into the dining room. where a
beautiful table was set, having for a
centcrpiecc seventy-five lighted can
| dies and at each place a dainty little
| bouquet of violets. A delicious hot
supper was served, followed by cakes
and cream. Mrs. Hug'hs's guests in
| cluded. besides the honoree, Mes
DANES S. A. Lockwood, G.. G.. Strong,
| Dendy. S. c. Henry, Ida Darby, J.
l.. Stokes and NJ. T. Hughs. After
supper the hostess charmed her
guests with delightful rendition Of
many quaint old melodies. The
ladies then departed, after express
sionS OF a charming afternoon and
many good wishes for the honoree
We study to please. Come and
be pleased. Disqualification Milin-
cry Co., Walhalla.-Adv.
MIR. and Mrs. y. l.. Fant have
again set up housekeeping. They are
occupying rooms in the Craig-Nerner
| building, on Main street.
Frank Cross has been confined
to his home for several days. suffer-
| ing with grip. He is reported con-
sidCrably better to-day.
Cotton is not the only money
| CROP Bring me your corn, hay,
| fodder, etc, and get spot cash for it,
alI L.,
Mrs. J. r. Anderson. OF Ander-
| son, spent a short while in Walhalla
last week among her many friends.
She was a guest at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. d. Moss.
Miss Daisy Strong left last Mon
day for Columbia, where she will
spend a short while among friends.
| During her stay in the Capital City
she will consult a specialist with re-
! gard to throat trouble.
Seed oats-Rcd rust proof, Burt
or 9O-day and Black. c. w. e j. f.
Baukni ght.--Adv.
The many friends OF Mrs. John
d. Perry will regret to learn that she
| has been a sufferer from an attack of
grip during the past few days. 1t
is hoped that she will be out again
soon.
-Guss Sullivan, VINO resides in the
| Rocky Knoll section, left this morn
ing for Greenvillr, where he will be
engaged in the lumber and shingle
business. His many friends wish him
| success
Poultry wire, best grade, 150
feet to roll, galvanized. $1.95 for the
4-toot width and S2.45 for the 5-foOt.
"JayncS cuts The price and sells the
goods. '-Adv
Paul Frcdcricks has been quite
i'll for several da :, suffering from a
severe attack OF grip, by reason Of
which he has been unable to continue
his duties as conductor on the Blue
Ridge road. Mr.. and Mrs. Fredericks
are now Keeping house in Walballa.
I1hey are occupying the Norman cot
tagc on Mauldin street. Conductor
Lumkn is running in Mr.. Fredcr-
icks'S place during his enforced alb
sence from duty.
Two Young COWS, one older COW,
all with young calves, for sale at j.
+. Stribling'S $, Richland, S. C.-Ad. 10
Married, on Sunday afternoon.
Marcn tn, AZ O'Clock, at the home
OF \. p. Whittcn. OF Salem, Miss Myr-
tie Rcbecca Moss and Floyd Watkins
Whittcn. The groom is son Of
}. b. Whittcn, Of PendlctOn lie is |
a prosperous Young farmer OF this |
county, having received his training
at Clemson College. The bride is the |
fourth daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
A. Moss, of Salem. As Miss Moss
she was most popular with the
Younger social set. The groom is to
be congratulated upon winning the
heart and hand OF so charming and