Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-12-15
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The Young Mems League meet
ing will be held at the Methodist
church next Sunday at $50 o'clock.
We are glad to note that Mas
! ters Leon and Bruce Davis, sons of
Mr.-and Mrs. j. \. Davis, who live
on Route No. 2, who have been very
SICK with pneumonia, are improving.
We hope for their speedy recovery.
Nunnally's fine candies at Bells
drug store. Fresh every day.--AdV.
County Statistician B. r. Moss
reports 1926 bales OF cotton ginEed
in OcOnce to December 1st, 1915. as
compared with l6,03S bales to the
same date in 1914. This shows a de-
crease for this years crop Of 1852
bales for OcOnee
Married. on Sunday, November
2S, at the home Of the officiating min
lister, Rev. r. A. hudson, Miss Maggie
Alexander, of the Fall Creek section,
and Walter Alexander, of Salem. The
young couple have the good wishes Of
numerous friends.
Yoke nice young steers; weight
about 1900 pounds. Price right;
terms to suit purchaser. w. NJ.
Brown, Walhalla.-Adv. t. I.
MIR. ard Mrs. NJ. G.. Long. who
have been residing in West Union for
some time, are again residents of
Walhalla. Our people are extending
them a most cordial welcome. They
are occupying Mrs. A. G.. Burton's
residence, corner Tugaloo and Short
streets.
Mrs. G.. A. Burton moved this
week to her farm near town. 1t is
no. definitely decided that she will
reside at the farm permanently, and
for that reason she has not moved all
her household goods. We hope that
she may decide to return to town to
reside.
Best line Of toys ever brought
to Walhalla. See the sample line.
Only one Of kind. Make selections
now and have the goods put away
for you. Bells Drug Store.-Adv.
John w. Cannon, Sr., passed
through Walhalla last Monday on his
way back to his home at Salem. He
had been on a visit to his brothers,
Silas and Monroe Cannon, in Frank
lin county, Georgia. He reports his
brothers rs being we'll and getting
along fine.
At the regular meeting Of OCo-
nee Lodge, No. Ga, |. o. o.. F., held
last night the following officers were
elected to serve during 1916: II. r.
Hughs, Noble Grand; A. G.. Phillips,
Vice Grand; Anton Gerber, Secre-
tary; Paul l.. Steck, Treasurer: NJ.
l.. Phillips, Outside Guardian.
big line dolls and carriages at
Norman s..-Adv
There are many friends Of Misses
Maud and Bufiie Moss, of Greenville,
who will be glad to learn that the for
mer, after having undergone a very
trying operation in the Taylor Hos
pital in Greenville, is now3 greatly
improved. While still confined to the
hospital, Miss Maud is improving
rapidly, and with no unfavorable
turn, it is hoped that she will be
able to leave the hospital in a very
short time. Miss Buffie also was
quite i'll for some time, but after
spending some months at Mount
Pleasant under the care of her bro
ther-in-law, Dr.. Bowen, she has been
enabled to resume her position in
Greenville.
The citizens of Walhalla are de-
lighted to welcome Supervisor and
Mrs. w. c. Foster and family, OF
Richland, as residents of our town
They moved last week and are occu-
pyin" Mrs. Fannie Brennecke's resi-
dencc on North Broad street. Mr.
Fosters duties as Supervisor have
been very trying owing to the divis-
ION OF his time between his home, his
office in Walhalla and his duties over
the whole county, and his change will
not only prove Of great benefit to
him, but to the people of the county
as we'll, he being in position now to
give greater pei lSOnal supervision to
all phases Of his duties. We welcome
MIR. and Mrs. Foster to our midst, and
hope to number them among our per.
nllncnt residents.
Buy Nunnally'S candies at Bell S
drug store. Some elegant pieces to
select from in boxes, baskets. etc.
Adv.
The special services held at the
Episcopal church last week came to
close last Sunday morning, when
Rev. Mr.. Guignard preached an in
tcrcSting and forCctul sermon. His
series Of sermons during the entire
week proved most ullSllS 10 lHe
conversations, and it is regretted
that moro Of our people did not hear
him. lie is a minister of more than
ordinary ability. lie is now rector OF
the Episcopal church at Laurens. but
after January 1st will he in charge
Of the church at Mount Pleasant. He
made warm friends and admirers
during his week of services in Wal
halla, and he will carry with him to
his now field the good wishes of all
who know him.
--livcrything for Xmas going
cheap at Norman 'S.-AdY.
---LaSt Monday morning there was