Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-07-19
MISUNDERSTANDING. .!..!..l'.l-.l'''.l''
. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. .
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Put your name on the club roll.
II. Il. Alexander sells Rock Hill
buggies. Walhalla, S. C.-Adv. Il.
Louis Puckhabcr, of Charleston,
arrived last week and will spend
some months in Walhalla with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
Brandt
We are requested to announce
that there will be an all-day singing
at Fants Grove on the fourth Sun
day in July. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
Another shipment OF bicycles
and tires. Matheson Hardware Co.,
Westminster, S. C.---Adv. 32.
Union services will be held at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
night. Rev. II. l.. Smith, OF the Rap-
list church, will preach and cOnduc!
the service. A cordial invitation Is
extended to all to attend
The h0rsc-swappcrs Of Oconcc
are going to have a great "convcn-
ton" ut Westminster on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, August 2,
and i, next. Abundant accommodate
tions for man and beast will be made,
and great time is anticipated.
Phone 76 for fresh fruits, vege-
tables, something to boil. o. II.
Schumacher, Walhalla.-Adv. 81 If.
We are requested to announce
hat there will be a reunion Cat &C.
dar Grove church, Fork township.
Anderson county. on August 18th,
1850 of the children, grandchildrCn
and grcat-grandchildrcn Of William
Sears, Jefferson lliX. William Pal
more and Andy Graham.
Lewis G. Harrison, Of Savannah,
is spending this week in Walhalla
visiting at the home Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. t.. II. Harrison. lie
will leave next week for Il pleasure
trip which will include visits to New
York City and New York and New
Jersey coast pleasure resorts.
Remember next Saturday and
Monday, July 22-24, at Moss & An
sells for the best tailoring
-Clearmont school will open next
Monday, July oath, with Miss Bew-
ley llunsinger as principal and Miss
Mayme Wynnc, Of Carrolton, Ga, as
sstant. A full attendance OF both
children and patrons is desired, as
the Rural Improvement Association
will hold its first regular meeting on
that day.
-Alr. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Anscl and
children will spend tho summer
months at their home rear WalhaIla
(the Fennell place., they having
moved to the country the first Of
this week. They were accompanied
by Mrs. II. II. Lcgare, Mrs. Ansel's
mother. and Mrs. Mary n. Ansel, mo-
ther of Mr.. Ansel, who will be with
them during their stay out OF town.
~-Misses Marie and Annie Thcil-
kuhl and Miss Wilhclmna Mencke,
OF Charleston, arrived in Walhalla
last week and are visiting at the
homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Theilkuhl. Miss Marie Theilkuhl and
Miss Mencke will remain till late in
August, while Miss Annie will spend
the summer here. They have numer-
GUS friends who arc glad to meet
them again.
Just received car load tin cans.
packed 100 cans in case. Wire SOL
der, soldering copper. Matheson
Hardware Co., Notwithstanding 30
Among the young ladies who
last week received certificates as
trained nurses on examination before
the state Board was Miss Lila Strib-
ling, Of PcndlCton, a daughter OF J.
host OF Occnce friends who will be
glad to note her successful entry
upon her chosen profession She
completed her course at the Andcr-
son County Hospital this year.
M. j. Patterson. or Rural West
minister, holds IT," record so far as
we have been advised, in the matter
Of "anti-racc suicide" Mr.. rattcr-
son has 20 children. He has been
twice married. his first wife having
hrcn Miss Louisa Lewis. The pres
rnt Mrs. Patterson was Miss Emma
tornwcE. The Pattcrsons live on
f. {. Marctt's farm near KnOX's
BridGc. Mr.. Patterson was born and
raised at lionea Path. lie has been
living in Oconce for 80 years, and is
now 6i years old.
For some time past citizens OF
Walhalla have realized that the Wal
halla Hotel has gained rapidlv in
public favor. and it is gratifying in
decd to know that this rcalizat ton is
not contincd to local people. AS il
lustrative OF this fact we reproduce
here the following item taken from
the Anderson Daily Mail Of last Fri
day: 1.-THE hotel at Walhalla, run by
Mrs. Paul l'redericks. Is one of the
nest in the state" declared ]. j.
BALDWIN, a local architect. 81 have
visited Walhalla several times lately,
and think this hotel is one OF the
most delightful places to spend the
Weekend that know Of. The table
is always excellent and the rooms are
clean and nicely furnished AS soon
as this hotel, under it's present man
agement, becomes better known It
Will be rendezvous for travelling