Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-06-23
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next Sunday, Rev. J. l.. Harley. sec
retary of the Anti-Saloon League,
will make an address to the men Of
Walhalla on "The Prohibition Crisis
in South Carolina" All our citizens
are urged to be present Mr.. Harley
will also preach at the union SER
vices at the Methodist church at $50
y. IN. Mr.. Harley is strong
speaker and represents a sacred
cause. MIR. Harley is well known in
Walhalla, having many years ago
claimed a Walhalla girl for his bride.
II. e. Alexander sells Rock Hill
buggies. Walhalla. S. G. adv.-tf.
The following announcement
will be read with a great deal Of in
tereSt by citizens of Oconee here and
elsewhere: "Dr Edward Merriman
Coleman and Mrs. Laura Wadsworth
Stiff announce their marriage on
Tuesday, the 18th of June. 1918,
Charlotte, n. c. At home after the
first of July, 1924 Milledge avenue,
Athens, Ga" The Courier ioins
with many others of the old home
county Of the groom in extending to
him sincere congratulations and to
both DR.. and Mrs. Coleman the very
best of good wishes for their future
happiness and prosperity.
A party of gentlemen from Toe
Goa came over to WalhalIa last
Thursday mirning to inspect the
dam and plant OF the Walhalla Light
and Power Company, which is To-
Gated a few miles northeast of Wal
halla. The party consisted Of Mayor
Claude Bond, b. w. Edwards, ]. c.
Young, J. \. Leverette, e. w. Sha-
fer, r. w. McNeeley, E. e. Mitchell.
b. G.. Rothell, \. A. Garland and J.
ID. Adams. Mr.. Adams is brother
OF Mrs. John w. Davis, of Walhala.
while b. C. Rothell is we'll known
here, having for many years been a
resident of Oconee. The gentlemen
were met by numerous business rlen
and friends during their short stay.
One 20 h. p. Nagle boiler and
engine for sale. Apply to r. r.
Jaynes, w W~lhalla. S. C.-Adv. 25.
Albert C. Burton, of Atlanta,
spent a short while in Walhalla last
Wednesday evening, having come
over from Westminster, where he
had gone on the sad mission of bury
ing his 5-weeks-old daughter, Helen,
who died in Atlanta Tuesday of last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Burton have a
host of friends here and elsewhere in
the county to whom the news of their
bereavement will come as a source
of sorrow, and who will join wit l
The Courier in extending to them
sincere sympathy in their bereave-
ment Mr.. Burton returned to
Westminster Thursday morning.
Mrs. Burton has been quite sick for
some two weeks or more, and it is
probable that she will spend time
in Westminster with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Leathers, before re-
turning to her home in Atlanta
r. l.. Bunker is giving the movie
fiends Of Walhalla some splendid
shows these evenings. He has estab-
lished the "Triangle Airdome" on
Main street between the store of S.
n. PitchfOrd and the Enterprise
Bank, where he is being given nice
audiences each evening. He has
fixed regular prices Of admission at
5 and 10 cents to all shows, giving
occasionally special features that cit
izens here have been accustomed to
paying double price for The Air
dome will be continued in service
giving clean shows in comfortable
quarters at reasonable prices and
deserves liberal patronage. He is a
Clemson graduate, having finished
his course in that institution the past
session. MIR. Bunker's home is at
Easley.
Just received a car load Of High
Point buggies. Prices and terms
right. w. NJ. Brown, Walhalla. .--Ad.
Rev. NJ. o. Alexander. well
known to many in Oconee, has been
appointed as chaplain in the naval
service Of the United States. For
some time past Rev. Mr.. Alexander
has made Wilmington, y. c., his
home, but he is an Oconcean none
the less. For the present his head
quarters will be at Norfolk. Va,
where he will be stationed at the
navy yard for two months. After