Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-12-27

For Sale---Milch cows at. reason
able prices. Call and see them. E
Gillison, Walhalla, Il. +. d. ADV.
--Chas. Pitchford is spending some
days in Atlanta among relatives and
friends.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. John
25th, Il daughter.
DR.. J. ID. Werner spent the holi-
days in Walhulla with his parents.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. ID. Werner. DR.. Yer
ner resides at Griffin, Ga.
Mrs. Dora Mckinney, of Column
bia, is spending some time at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.. McKin-
ney, on Faculty HILL Her many
back to Walhalla.
TO pay more for hogs is foolish;
to get them cheaper Is risky. Geo
T. Norton, Walhalla.-Adv. ~
Miss Pauline Hughs. OF Wash
inSt0n, ID. G., spent last week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ~
IIughs, near town. Miss Pauline came
down on the sad mission OF attending
tho funeral OF her little niece, Eliza
beth Bowen. at Liberty, last week.
''''N iNlti itN w w SIOtudS.
Misses Tabtha Striblng, Julia
kaufmann, Frances Earle, Grace
Beard. Pauline Steck, Ida Pitchford
and Linnie Cudd, students of Win
throp College, Rock Hill, are among
relatives and friends in Walhalla for
the Christmas and New Year holi-
days. They will return to their
studies next Tuesday, January I'd.
N1rrin1 Of no
Clerk OF Court }. II. Craig, on Mon
day. December 25, Miss Sal;ie Lee
and }. b. Schultz. The bride is
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs |. f. Lee,
who live near Poplar, and the groom
IS son OF John f. Schultz. of near
West Union. The young couple have
the good wishes Of many friends.
Married. at the residence of J.
+. Craig, Clerk OF Court, on Sunday,
December 24th, Miss Rosa Belle Da-
Wis and B. f.. Duke, of Westminster,
and Miss Bertha [Hutchins and Hood
Chapman, OF near Walhalla These
| young couples have the good wishes
OF numerous friends. The ceremO-
nicS were performed by Clerk Craig.
the good wishes OF many friends. Mr..
Craig performed the ceremony.
We have been pleasing hundreds
or customers for years. Let us figure
on your monumental work. an YOU,
too, will not only be satisfied, but de-
lighted with our service and work
manShip. Seneca Marble and Granite
Works.--Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. King request
The Courier TO extend to the people
Of Walhalla who were so kind to
them during the Christmas holidays
their most sincere and profound
thanks. They were the recipients Of
numerous gifts that have been the
source o: great pleasure and comfort
to them, especially to Mrs. King, who
is practically blind and seldom able
TO leave her home. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. King state that they can never
adequately thank their friends for
these kindnesses, and they take this
means Of expressing to all--some of
the donors being unknown to them
their heartfelt gratitude. They wish
to extend to one and all the wish for
a New Year full OF happiness and
prosperity.
-Strayed---Two red pigs, weeks
old. Notify. Reward if returned.
Y. S. Medlin West Union, r.. f. d.
No. | 1.---Adv.*
--Shcrif John w. Davis returned
late last Wednesday from the Toll
Gate section OF the county. where he
went to attend the investigation into
the death OF McDufEie Winchester,
whose dead body was found in the
road in that section on the 10Th.
There were no marks Of violence on
the body, and 1t is supposed that the
unfortunate man was overcome by
cold, falling in the road and freezing
to death. His body was not a great
distance off the main public highway.
On Saturday previous to the finding
OF the body Mr.. Winchester was with
two other men, all three walking in
the public road together, and Win
chester took a by-road by himself. his
companions going on their way in the
public road. That was the last seen
of Winchester until his body was
found. In the meantime heavy
snow had fallen and the mans body
was completely concealed from view.