Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-07-19

--Rev. r. l.. Smith is attending the
Baptist Assembly in Greenville.
We represent the best in tailor
ing. We guarantee quality and tits.
Moss q Ansel.--Adv.
Miss Eula Matthias, Of Lexington,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mary l..
Bauknight. She will spend about ten
days.
Misses Idah Pi.chford and Pau
line Stcck are spending this week at
Tamassce rs guests Of Miss Grace
Beard
-Rev. Massih Cobb will preach at
Holly Springs church on the 5th Sun
day in July at | o'clock. Every
body invited.
The Courier extends thanks to
Mrs. Ed. Sullivan, Of Rural Route No.
|, cor basket Of fine apples. This
Is a treat that Is greatly appreciated.
Miss Ethyl Shelor, who has been
visiting her uncle, J. w. Shelor, and
family, for several weeks, will re-
turn to her home in Calhoun, Ga,
to-day.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. w. Pitchford
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Werner and
children, arc spending two weeks at
the country cottage of the former
near OcOnee Station.
-R. J. Shelor, OF Gordon county,
Georgia, is expected to arrive in Wal
halla next week on a visit to his bro
thcr, j. W. Shclor Mr.. Shelor is an
older brother Of J. w.
The Ballenger Hardware and
Furniture Company. Of Seneca, will
have an interesting exhibit at the
chautauqua next week. See an
nouncemcnt on the 4th page
Born, unto Mr. and Mrs. Jas. w.
Harrison, on July 18th, son. Mr..
Harrison, who is in charge Of the
electric plant at Dillon, S. c., Is
spending several days here with his
family.
The Young Mems League will
meet at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday afternoon at the usual hour
All young men of the town and visit
ing young men are cordially invited
to be present.
Revival services will begin at
Laurel Springs church on Friday
night, July 21st. at o'clock. The
pastor will conduct the services. The
in the services.
Mrs. j. w. Reeder and children,
Of West Union, are spending several
days in Greenville visiting the for
| mer's sister. Mrs Doyle Dodd, who
has been very i'll for several weeks,
suffering from an attack Of rheuma-
tism and malaria.
Our regular tailor that we have
been representing for many years
| will be with us Saturday, July %,
and Monday, the 2Ith, with his COM
plete line for fall and winter Call
and inspect this line. Moss & Ansel,
| Walhalla.-Adv.
We are requested to announce
that there will be an all-day singing
at Long Greek church on the fourth
Sunday in July. All good singers are
cordially invited. Everybody invited
to come and bring books and we'll
filled baskets. Dinner will be served
on the ground.
The Peoples Cooperative Store
is now open for business in its new
building adjoining the cotton mill
property. W. l.. Bruce is manager.
The business last week was very sat
isfactory. Mr.. Gregory, of Union,
! has taken Mr.. Bruces place as over
seer Of weaving.
The Whitewater and Smeltzer
boys will hold joint debate at
Smeltzer on next Saturday night, the
22d. Subject: "Resolved, That
South Carolina should have woman
| suffrage" The Whitewater boys will
represent the affirmative and Smeltz-
| er the negative.
The school at Salem will open
on Monday, August 7th, with the fol-
lowing faculty: e. c. Pickens, prin-
cipal; Milton Nicholson, intermedi-
ate department.; Mrs. E. G. Pickens.
primary department. A full attend
ance Of public is desired on the open
ing morning.
When you give Moss & Ansel
your order for your fall or winter
suit you are guaranteed that you will
get quality aud workmanship. See
this line If you want the best.-Adv.
j. a. Lay. who has for some
time been employed at Winnemucca,
Nevada, returned last week to this
county, and is now at home with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Lay,
near Walhalla. He has numerous
friends who are delighted to well
come him back.
j. G. Sherman. Of Rural Wal
halla, is disposing Of some unusually
fine cabbage these days. Last week
he brought to town a small load,
which was readily disposed Of. Three
heads that were brought into our
office weighed 33 pounds. the largest
Of the three weighing 1924 pounds.