Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-05-24
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL. !.
Observation-Disclosures. .i..,.ii..s..i.i....s.


OF Oakway, spent several days in Wal
halla last week visiting at the home
OF Mrs. G. W. Eaton.
Mrs. Julius Schiff, OF New York,
arrived in Walhalla Wednesday OF
last week and will spend short
while in Walhalla visiting her sister,
Mrs. Frank II. Carter.
Miss Marie Isbell, who has been
spending several months In Florida.
is at home again with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs J. ID. Isbell, to the de-
light Of numerous friends.
On and after June 1st, owing to
advance in price of BARRIERS supplies,
my charges for shaves will be l5c.
Jones Barber Shop, Walhalla. ad.
Miss Myra Fant has returned to
Walhalla for the summer months, her
school work having been completed.
Miss Fant has been teaching at keO-
woe during the past session.
REV J. l.. Stokes has decided to
prolong his stay in the lower part OF
the state. There will be no services
in the Methodist church next Sunday.
but services may be expected the first
Sunday in June.
Miss Annie keown, who has
been attending the Lincoln Memo
rial University at Cumberland Gap,
Tenn, returned last week to her
home in the Mountain Rest section.
She has numerous friends in this
county who arc pleased to welcome
her back.
Get the graduating class nice
presents at G.. w. Pitchford's Thurs
day and Friday, May 25th and 26th.
ADV.
Mrs. G. p. Corn, of Johnston, re-
turned to her home Sunday after Il
short visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Strothcr. Mrs. Corn was
Miss Irene Str0ther before her mar
riage to DR.. Corn, and was one Of
Walhalla's S most charming daughters.
Her visits to Walhalla are always a
source Of much pleasure to all who
know her
C. G. Ensley, who spent some
time recently engaged in work at
Sunburst, N. c., for the Champion
Lumber Company, returned to Sun
burst yesterday and will resume his
old position, after having spent some
weeks here with his family. MIR.
Enslcy recently received a letter from
friend. j. +. Nelson. now engaged
in work at Sunburst, who stated that
at that time (May 12th) forest fires
were still raging and that the loss to
the lumber company was estimated
vt 900. The Champion Lum-
ber Company is one Of the largest
lumber concerns in this section OF the
country.
-Duroc pigs for sale; $3.50 to
Sc. See E. o. IIutchison, West I'm
ion, or J. w. King, Rural Route No.
!, la.--Adv. %.
Last Friday afternoon the Paul
llayne Circle held an exceptionally in
tcresting meeting with Miss Ruth
Walker. who was ably assisted in re-
ceiving and entertaining by her sis
ter, Mrs II. G.. Carter. The program
was as follows: Roll call--An an
cient provcrb; Original and Existing
Manuscripts Of The Bible, Mrs. !. a.
Stcck; Original Languages, Mrs. w.
ID. Moss; Climate and Seasons OF Bi-
BILE Lands, Miss Strong: Natural His
tory, Miss Smith. Mrs. Sifford fav-
orcd the club with Il piano solo.
Mcsdamcs Aull, Hamilton. Schiff and
Sitford were the guests OF the after
noon. The meeting was greatly en-
j0ycd by the members and visitors.
MIR. and Mrs. John w. Lee and
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. Fred Brown left Wal
halla last Friday morning at 6 o'clock
for a pleasure trip to Charlotte, y.
c., in which city they arrived at
o'clock in the afternoon. They trav-
eled in Mr.. Lees Mitchell car and
had no mishap OF any kind on the
whole trip. Mrs. Brown stopped
over in Spartanburg with her sister.
Mrs. James Angel. the other members
or the party continuing to Charlotte.
taking in the great celebration at
tendant upon the anniversary Of
what is popularity known in South
Carolina as the "Mccklenhurg Myth"
but which to all true Tar lleelians is
in reality the 'Mecklenburg Declara-
tiOn Of independence The trip and
the occasion were greatly enjoyed.
the visitors being afforded an orpor-
tunity OF seeing President Wilson.
FOR Sale. at a Rargain-One s.
h. p. portable gasoline engine. \. &.
corn mill, crushcr, line shafting. pull
leys, belts, etc; also. one No. Gcy-
ser separator, guaranteed to do good
work. Anybody interested will call
on or write J. G. Mulkcy, or II. d.
liuskamp, West Union, S. Cad. %
One OF the ablcst discourscs ever
heard by Il Walhalla audience was
that delivered last Sunday morning
at the high school auditorium by Dr..
John G. Sccgcrs, OF Columbia, who
delivered the annual sermon before
the graduating class OF the Walhalla
High School. DR.. SccgcrS took as
his leading though; the commence
mcnt, the continuation and cOnclu-
sion or the Christian liIc, developing &
his discourse from cpochs in the life
Of the Apostle Paul as indicated by
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