Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-11-10
-Can Jaynes for coal.-Adv.
We are

that the first meeting of the Oconee
County Teachers Association will be
held in the auditorium of the Wal
halla High School on Saturday, No
vembcr 2Oth. All teachers Of the
county are urged to be present.
L. NJ. Presley, one of the pen-
tentiary guards, came up Monday af-
tornoOn and returned to Columbia
with Lester Sanders, sentenced last
week for breaking jail 1t was felt
that Sanders would be safer at the
penitcntiary, where he will spend
three years Mr.. PRESLEY has been
ON the guard force at the pcnitentiary
for 20 years. He arrived here early
in the afternoon and took Sanders
off on the next train.
The 40 Blue Ridge passenger
train this morning did not get to
leave Walhalla until several hours
late, owing to the fact that the boiler
sprung leak during Tuesday night.
all the water being drained from the
boiler, ncCcssitating putting enough
into the boiler by "bucket brigade"
to start the locomotive on short
trip to the water tank some blocks
away from where he engine stands
over night.
The many friends Of Capt. w. l..
Sanders will be glad to learn that he
has returned to Walhalla from Balti-
more, where he went to consult spe-
CialiSrS, fearing an attack OF appcn-
diCitiS. Mr. Sanders returns without
having had to undergo an operation,
his physician finding that he is suffer-
ing from severe indigestion. Instead
o. the surgeons knife Mr.. Sanders
on 10 Iii NG IL,
diet list. Capt. Sanders arrived yes
tcrday afternoon and will resume his
railroad duties at an early date.
-rairGcld Gormcrly Red Hind
Graded School will open Monday
morning, November 18TH. All pa
irons and pupils are urgently re-
QuCStod to be present at $50 O'Clock
for opening exercises. The public
is also urged to bear in mind that
Thursday OF next week (the lSth)
field. The cornerstone will be laid,
and a big time generally is expected.
Prominent speakers and singers will
be present, and an interesting pro-
gram will be carried out. Every
body is urged to go and take dinner.
The fun program was published in
last week S Courier
Attention is directed to the ad-
vcrtisement on the fifth page this
week of Carter's Spot Cash Store,
Walhalla. who will inaugurate a spe-
cial sale beginning Friday, November
18TH. at . a m, and continuing for
II days only. This firm has Il large
stock OF merchandise which they
wish to turn into cash quickly. and
to do SO they have made some
sweeping reductions in pirce. 1t Will
he we'll for all TO read carefully this
announcement. There are bargains
to be had and some special features
that will prove Of unusual interest
to buyers. Note the special for the
opening day.
If yOu want to save money on
stoves, ranges and furniture, rcmem-
bcr "Jayncs cuts the price and sells
the goods. ADV.
Mrs. H. p. Tcrhune and daugh-
ter, Miss Anna, after spending We'd
mcsdaY and Thursday in Walhalla,
returned to Atlanta Friday morning,
making the "trip in their car. They
were accompanied by II. G.. Busch,
who went over for the purpose OF in
Specling certain residences particu-
larly attractive TO the TcrhuncS, and
in the near future he will erect a res
idCuce here for Mrs. Tcrhunc on her
property OF TugalOO street. Mrs.
Terhumc contcmplatCs making Wal
halla her headquarters, spending the
summers here. The many friends OF
Mrs. and Miss Terhune will be glad
indeed to learn Of this contemplated
change.
Postmaster Fart has received
notice from the department at Wash
ington that recent recommendation
as to Rural Route No. |, from Wal
halla, have been adopted. The
changes are slight. and were recon-
mCnded in order that the carrier
might take advantage Of a better
road than heretofore travelled on a
section of the route. The changes
noted are, after passing Blue Ridge
school house to the Bear Swamp
road. East and southeast to Poplar
church road, south to Lees corner,
retracc to Abbott road. thence follow
ing previous lines to Walhalla post
office" Patrons interested will take
due notice. Change will be effective
November 18th.
We are requested to announce
that the play to be given by the la
ulcS Ol iHe NINlt League Will De pre-
Scntcd at the High School auditO-
rum Thursday night tomorrow
instead Of Friday, as originally in
tended. The change is made neCeS-
sary by reason Of the fact that Rev.
Geo. w. Morrow and Hon. John G..
WOOllcy, lecturers Of national repu-
tatiOn, have the auditorium for Fri
day night. Bear this fact in mind,
and attend rhc Civic League play,
"TeddY," or "The Runaways." which
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