Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-07-07

people or Walnalla, WAS dlnonB
! friends here for short while Mon
! day. Mr.. Veal is now holding po-
sition with the Seneca Cotton Mills.
| His many friends were pleased to
meet him again.
MIR. and Mrs. S. \. Pitchford re-
turned last Saturday morning from
/ Russell's, where they had been
spending short while. Mrs. Pitch
ford has been unwell for some time,
and it was thought that the change
would be beneficial. Her many
friends are pleased to note that she
is improving.
On Friday Of last week, while
at work at the old Sargeant place
above Walhalla, f.. NJ. DuPre, who
! has charge OF part of the place,
killed large rattlcsnake 1t meas
ured 3 u feet in length and had ten
rattles. This is the fourth rattle
snake that Mr.. DuPre has killed in
that immediate locality.
-Peas-5O bushels peas, $1.5O
per DuSuSi. y. w. q J. l.. bauk-
night, Walhalla.-Adv.
Two cotton blooms reached The
Courier last Wednesday morning, too
late for mention. They were sent in
by VIM. A. White, who farms near
Walhalla, and Davis Tollison, who
lives on the farm Of J. S. Tollison, in
the Fairview section. These blooms
were picked from the fields on the
day previous, June 29th.
We are requested to announce
that the Children's Day exercises to
be held at the Fairview church have
been postponed until the third Sun
day in July. The .postponement has
been made necessary by reason Of the
recent constant rains, and it is
thought better to wait until the wea-
ther has thoroughly settled
-Elvin Handy, formerly Of Wal
halla, is spending this week among
his friends here. He has just
completed a shorthand and book
keeping course at Draughon's Bus-
ness College, Greenville, and is here
for a short vacation before taking a
position in North Carolina with a
large lumber concern. He has num-
erous friends who are pleased to
meet him again.
-Chas. S. Reid, Of Woodbury., Ga,
arrived in West Union the latter part
Of last week and will spend a short
while there with his family at the
home OF Mrs. r. C. Strother Misses
RoXie and Annie Reid, Of Woodbury..
arrived Monday evening and spent
the day with relatives, leaving Tues
day for Seneca. where they spent the
day, going from there to BatesburG
to visit at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
J. b. Reid
MIR. and Mrs. AT. Whitmire, of
the Pine Mountain (Ga.) section,
passed through Walhalla last Mon
day. They were on III }ir way to the
state of Oregon, where they will visit
their daughter, Mrs. Samuel Massey.
| They will be absen, from home for
some months, returning in the late
fall. Their many Oconee friends
| wish for them pleasant trip They
will take in the exposition before
their return.
Little Miss Ruby Badger, of
| Greer, is visiting friends in Walhalla.
Gordon Keeler, Of Central, is
spending a few days in Walhalla on
business and with friends.
Born, on Thursday last. July st,
unto Mr.. and Mrs. John Brandt, a
daughter; yesterday, July 9Th, unto
DR.. and Mrs. H. Fred. Thode. son.
Congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Is. Watson, OF
Columbia, are spending some days ut
| the home of Mrs. WatsOn's mother
Mrs. l.. T. Simmons. They will re-
| turn to Columbia the latter part Of
this week.
The Young Mems League will
hold its regular meeting Thursday
evening at $50 o'clock at the Baptist
| church. Services will be conducted
by Rev. Marion B. Stokes. At this
| meeting an election Of officers will be
held, and all men and boys are cor
daily invited to be present
MIR. and Mrs. G.. f. Hetrick and
family have moved into G. A. Nor
mans cottage on Mauldin street, re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
Fredericks, who are now boarding.
c. G. Jaynes is having his Main street
residence, vacated by Mr. and Mrs.
Hetrick. remodeled, and he and his
family will occupy it at an early date.
B. Tillman McLees left this
morning for Iartwell, Ga, where he
will engage in business, opening
jewelry store and repair shop. He