Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-09-13
Mountain rye for sale. G. w. &
T.. Bauknight, Walhalla. ADV.

ber 9Th, by Rev. Massih Cobb, in the
mill village, Miss Maggie Watkins
and Melvin Mccall. The friends of
the young couple wish for them
every happiness.
Mrs. II. q. Merrick and two chill
drcn, Of Greenville. are spending this
week visiting at tho home Of DR.. and
Mrs. Is. II. Sloan. They have many
friends in Walhalla who are always
glad to welcome them here.
MIR. and Mrs. Thos. V. l.. Fahnc-
stock and son, OF Grecnville, were
welcome visitors at the home Of DR..
Il. G.. &. Fahncstock, near town, last
week. They were greeted by num-
Der Of old friends Of Mr.. Fahncstock
here.
REV. II. a. 'Whittcn closed a sue
cessful revival at Ola Pickcns last
Sunday. lie was assisted the first
week by Rev. ID. =. Henderson. OF
Easley, who led the singing The
preaching for the second week was
done by Rev. J. VI. Stcadman, OF
CLEMSON AS a result 81 united with
the church-1S by baptism and vow
and three by certificate. The entire
community was upliftcd.
Miss S. Fincannon has with her
for the coming season Miss Irene
Worlcy, Of Atlanta, competent trim
mcr and designer. We anticipate
with pleasure your presence Friday
and Saturday, September 22d and
23d. Millinery Parlors at w. p. MINI
mons store, Seneca.-Adv. 3S.
j. Il. Lylcs. Of Kershaw county,
is among the visitors to this section
this week. Mr. Lyles is a son OF J.
I. Lylrs. Of the Mountain Rest Soc
ton, and for number Of years
taught school in various parts OF
Oconce. For some years past Mr..
l.ylcs has been merchandising in Kcr-
shaw county, where he is highly
thought Of. lie has numerous
friends i'm Oconcc who arc delighted
to meet him again. lie will return
this week to his Kcrshaw home.
In the official ,abulation Of the
votes, printed in last weeks issue of
The Courier, the vote Of w. H. Cole,
candidate for House Of Representa-
tivcs. appeared as 30 at the Oakway
precinct. 1t should have been So.
The total vote he received was pub
lished correctly. and this difference
did not make change in the total.
We call attention to this fact be-
cause Oakway is Mr.. Coles home
precinct, and not because the change
in figures in any way affected the re-
suit.
Capt. Henry &. Moore, recruit
ing officer for the National Guard of
South Carolina, arrived in Walhalla
yesterday and will be here until Fri
day. Capt. Moore Is native Of
Gaffney. this State. and Il very inter-
csting young man. He was in camp
near Columbia during the recent mo-
bilization Of the South Carolina
forces now on the Mexican border,
and was detailed for recruiting ser
vice in the State when the troops
were transferred to the border. He
is looking after any clgibles who
may desire to enter the military SER
vice Of the Federal government
We have seventy-fve tomb
stones, monuments. markers in stock
for YOU to select from. We do all
kinds OF cemetery work. Our prices
are more reasonable than can be
found elsewhere. We can save YOU
money. We employ no agents SEN
cca Marble and Granite Works. adv.
John e Moore, Of Long Creek,
is in town to-day with 4 load OF pro-
fcred a painful accident, and for the
present is prevented from doing his
accustomed farm work. While haul
ing shingles ybout week ago he
was thrown from his wagon. his left
FOOT being caught in the front wheel.
No bones were broken. but the mus
cles and leaders OF the foot and leg
were badly wrcnched. causing great
pain and rendering Mr. Moore una
bic TO walk without the aid Of
crutchcs. His many friends will
sympathiZe with him in his misfor-
tune and hope for his early recovery.
Wade w. Burley, who has for a
number OF years been employed by
G. w. Pitchford, OF Walhalla is now
employed by Livingston & Company,
wholesale grOcers. OF Seneca. MIR.
Burley left Monday and has already
taken up his new duties. lie was one
OF the most popular young salesmen
or Walhalla and was prominently
identified with church and social mat
tcrs. He will be greatly missed in
Walhalla, and his removal to Seneca
will prove an acquisition to our sister
town. His hosts Of friends here wish
him well. and we bespcak for him
marked success. He is one OF those
young men who makes a friend Of his
every acquaintance.
The Paul lIayne Circle was very
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. w. l..
Werner last Friday. The program
was as follows: "Dinicult Passages
in the Bible Mrs. Bell; Family
Life" Miss Strothcr: "Mountains Of
Lebanon and Galilee." Mrs. Darby:
"A Visit to the Land of Assnr," Miss
Walker. After the business session
a very Interesting contest was en-