Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-07-21
Lime and cement. Plenty for
w. NJ. Brown, Walhalla.-Adv.I

of Phoenix, Ala, were among their
Walhalla friends Saturday. They
have been spending some time with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. G.. Barker. at Milestone.
Wyndam Manning, Of Spartan
burg, is spending some time in Wal
halla pursuing the study Of law. Mr.
Manning is quite a pleasant gentle
man. lie is a son Of Governor II.
|. Manning.
Mrs. w. B. Lovell. Of Iowa, who
has been spending a week in Wal
halla at the home OF +. l.. Herndon,
Esq, will leave tomorrow for Greer
and Greenvillc, where she will spend
few days with relatives and
friends
Turn your grain crops into cash.
We want all the wheat. oats and rye
we can buy. Good prices. G. w
J. e. Bauknight. Walhalla. a.-Adv.
-SheriT John w. Davis spent the
first of this week in Greenville at
tending the meeting of the South
Carolina Sheriffs in that city Mon
day. lie was accompanied by Mrs.
Davis. They returned to Walhalla
yesterday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Weiters and two
children. Mrs. Herzog and three chill
dren and Miss Stellng, Of Charles
ton. are visiting at the home OF Dr.
and Mrs. J. J. Thode. They will be
here for some time. Mr.. Weiters is
spending this week on trip into the
mountains.
The report comes to us that
there was storm OF considerable Sc
verify in the Double Springs and
Mountain Rest sections last Sunday
afternoon. In several places GUt-
buildings were destroyed and many
trees uprooted. Crops were dam
aged to some extent, especially corn.
Mrs. Mason Duncan has returned
| to this section after a months ab-
ScnCe. during which time she visited
| her daughters. Mrs. w. J. Edmonds,
| Of llOnca Path, and Mrs. Dodd. of
| Grcenville. Mrs. Edmonds and chill
dren returned with her and will spend
a few weeks visiting relatives here
and at COnerOsS and Westminster.
| They have numerous friends here and
in the country who are always glad
to meet them.
Our sister town of Westminster
|
| rams Of Orr's Regiment, whose an
nual reunion will be held there this
year August 10 and 20. The survi-
vors and their friends who will then
assemble will find in Westminster
that same cordial welcome and
hearty comradeship and royal enter
tainment that has been theirs in
Walhalla and other places where
they have met. The program for
the occasion will be printed later.
ALL members of the Young Mems
League and all men and boys are
cordially invited to attend a meeting
at the Baptist church on Thursday
! ttO-morrOW) evening at $50 o'clock
A most attractive and helpful pro-
| gram has been arranged. Special
music will be furnished. The occa-
sion will be a farewell meeting for
| Rev. NJ. b. Stokes, who will leave for
| Korea on next Saturday. Refresh
mentS Will be served. A good time
awaits everybody who will attend
-Thr ladies Of thc Civic League
OF Walhalla have entered upon en-
dCaNOrS to interest lot owners in
| WcStvicw Cemetery in the formation
OF cemetery association. the OBJ
| iCCl being TO beautiiy and keen in
better condition the cemetery prop
crtN, which to-day is in a dcplora-
bly, unk"pt condition. LOt-owners
are requested to contribute 5 annu-
ally to the treasurer OF the aSSocia-
tiOn. Mrs. Geo. Scaborn Mrs. John
\. AnsCl is corresponding secretary
Of the new organization. Notices
have recently been mailed TO lot
owners announcing the plan and in
tention of the organization.
The mill section Of Seneca is be-
coming noted for its attractiycness
to parties in need OF cash It was
only about two weeks ago that the
store OF Robert II. Boyd was entered
and the safe blown open and a con-
siderable sum OF money stolen. Last
Sunday the room of Homer Jamison,
who operates store a the Seneca
Cotton Mill. was entered and S1O3
was taken from his trunk. It is
also stated that Jamison's pistol was
taken at the same time. II is pretty
definitely known who committed the
robbery. A mill operative OF the
roaming type was we'll informed as
to the Whereabouts of Mr.. Jamison's
money. and it is stated that the key
to this mans trunk and the key
to Mr.. JamisOn's trunk are exactly
alike, either of the keys locking and
unlocking both trunks. The posses-
sor OF one OF these keys. VIII Tram
mel, is missing, and suspicion points
directly toward him as the guilty
party, but so far he has nor been
located. Every cndCavor will be
made to locate Trammcl, who has
been missing since the robbery was
committed. \ reward Of $25 has
been offered COR his apprehension and
arrest. The description given of
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