Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-03-10
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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Two cans pie peaches for 15c.

spent the latter pant of last week in
WaIhalla among his many friends.
He is holding an Ovclscer's position
with the Central Mills. He is al
ways a welcome visitor in Walhalla,
where he resided with his family for
number Of years.
All the nice things that You can
find in the city milliner's establish
mcut you will find right here at home
in our store. Disqualification Co.,
Walhalla la.-Adv.
News OF the death Of Or. John
G. Carman, viii h occurred at Spar
tanburg last Saturday, will be learn
ed with deep regret by many in Oco-
nee. Dr. Carman was a great Sun
day school WORKER 1T was antici-
patcd that he would hold the promi-
mont place in the proceedings Of the
recent nterdcnOmnational Sunday
School Association meeting at Wal
halla, but he was taken suddenly i'll,
his illness preventing his attendance
upon the meeting here. 1t was not
known, however, until a few days ago
that his illness was Of a critical ma
ture. His services were such that he
will be sorely missed from the ranks
OF Sunday school workers in South
Carolina and other States in which
he had been engaged, and in each OF
which he felt a personal interest.
II. e. Alexander, Walhalla, has
a few cheap mules and horses to sell
on easy terms. Also a one-horse
farm to rent.-Adv. II.
There are numerous friends Of
Prof. II. w. Moore, in charge OF tho
department of animal husbandry at
the South Carolina industrial School
at Florence, who will be pleased to
learn that his work at that insttu-
tion has proved successful to Il
marked dcgree---so much so that it
has attracted attention in other parts
of the country. Prof. Moore has ac-
cepted post with a college at Mon
roe, La, where he will take charge
in the near future. Prof. Moore is
a son of 6. A. Moore, Of the Oak way
section, and his wife is a Spartan
burg girl, a graduate Of Limestone
College at Galfncy Her maiden
name was Johns. We join with many
other friends OF Prof. and Mrs.
Moore in wishing them every success,
prosperity and happiness in the home
of their adoption.
The Westminster Oil Mill will
gin cotton on Tuesdays and Fridays
OF each week ADV. II.
The Oconee county Jail is de-
serted by all save Sheriff John w.
Davis and family. With the closing
OF the work OF the recent session of
Criminal Court all the prisoners
were disposed Of, some going to the
county works for varying periods.
some being released from custody to
follow their own sweet Wills, while
others were released on bonds for
their appearance at future terms Of
the Court. This is the second time
during Sheriff Davis's tenure Of Of
flee that the county Jail has been
empty. The other time this condi-
tlon prevailed only overnight, when
new prisoners were brought in. For
five days now there has been "nobody
home at the county Jail, and Sheriff
Davis looks greatly pleased with the
condition OF things.
For Rcnt-6-room house. near
Court House and depot. Apply to
J. w. Davis. Walhalla. ADV. If.
Friday. March 5th, was a dark
ana gloomy day, hut the members Of
inc Paul liayne Circle lost all sense
or gloom after meeting with Mrs. j.
w. Bell. Her spacious rooms were
bright with golden daffodils. sug-
gcStlng sunshine, and the members
could but feel that spring is waiting
Just round tn" corner. The. nrour,n,
for the afternoon ccntcrcd tho otton-
tion on Brazil and its bOundless notu.
raj resources: "Thc Mighty Anna
ZOn, Mrs. llCrndOn; "BraZilian For
cSts," Mrs. llctrick; Sons or tbo
Forests" After which the Circ,c !
was carried from the new world +o |
the old as Miss Irene Strother and
William Bell sang Its a Long Way
to Tipperary." The clever hostess
then entertained her guests with an
original contest about trccs and
rivers, suggested by the afternoons
program. Mrs. w. l.. Werner bore