Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-11-22
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ne EmcrN Clrclc VIII meet with
Mrs. j. a. Anscl on Friday afternoon
at $40 o'clock.
Mrs. w. VI. Brown, Of Oakway.
spent the first part of this week in
Walhalla as a guest in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John T.. Craig.
Mrs. j. w. Davis and children,
Miss Blanche and Frank. spent some
time last week at Lavonia. Ga, visit
ing Mrs. Davis, Of that place who is
in her 9lst year Thcy report most
pleasant visit.
For Quick Sale. at Sacrifice
one new Oliver Typewriter. Apply at
Courier Office and max" examination
Of machine. c.-Adv.
We are requested to announce
that the Flat Shoals Graded School
will open for the winter session on
Monday. November 81. with Miss
Esta Arvc as principal and Miss Sue
Annie Todd. assistant. The patrons
and all children OF school age in this
district are urged to be present on
the opening day.
Married. at the residence Of
Clerk OF Court John +. Craig, on sun
day, November 18TH, Miss Lucy Nor
ton and II. W. Crumpton. The bride
is daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Morton and the groom Il son OF Mr.
and Mrs J. n. Crumpton. Both fami-
lies are residents Of this section They
have numerous friends who join with
The Courier in wishing them abund-
ant prosperity and happiness. The
ceremony was performed by Clerk Of
Court Craig in the presence of a num-
her Of witnesses.
Monday night about II 80 o'clock
an alarm Of fire was given, and it was
found that the garage at the resi-
dence Of DR.. II. NJ. Barton, in the
northern part Of town, was on fire.
The flames inside had gained consid-
cradle headway before the fire was
discovered and the garage and the
Doctors Metz runabOut car were to-
tally destroyed. The origin of the
fire Is unknown. Fortunately the
garage was well distanced from the
residence and there was at no time
danger of the residence burning.
-Lost--Between John Brandt's
and NJ. II. Hughs' farm, shoe of grain
drill (No. F77.) Finder please leave
at Moss & AnSel's and get reward
ADV.
II. w. IIarbort left with us last
Saturday two samples OF his turnips,
Of the rcd-top variety. He has about
a quarter OF an acre OF these, and
they are fine. but owing to weather
conditions he was unable to give
them the working that they should
have ha". and they got but one work
ing after planting. The two samples.
however. were fine. one weighing cX-
actly five pounds. the other three and
threc-Quarters Mr.. llarbort has sold
none Of his turnips, prcferring to use
:nem As stock feed.
Blue Stem Seed Wheat. $3.50 per
bnshcl G. w. Pitchford.--Adv.
The Paul Iaync Circle met ON
November l7th at the home Of Mrs
J. B. S. Dendy. A large number OF
members were present, and there was
added pleasure from the presence OF
Visitors--Mrs. Clinkscales. OF Green
wood; Mrs. Wallace, Of Atlanta: Mrs.
Sifford and Miss Crooks. The pro-
gram ccntcrcd the attention on the
New Testament and Jerusalem, Mrs.
Sloan reading an interesting article
giving n survey Of the New Testament
as whole; Mrs. lIctrick. telling OF
the enrirOns Of Jerusalem. and Mrs.
Darby, Of the birthplace OF foreign
missions. After the adjournment OF
the business meeting, the hostess. as
sisted by her little daughter Emma
and her sister. Miss Stribling. served
delightful salad course. The next
, meeting will be with Mrs. l.. NJ.
Brown on December lst.
Phone 76 for fresh fruits, vcge-
tables, something to boil O. II.
Schumacher. Walhalla.-Adv. 81 If.
-Rev. Columbus Wardlaw, of the
baptist church, is now a resident cf
Wyoming. Last week We received
from him several cards containing
seven reasons why YOU arc asked to
vote for Columbus Wardlaw for Rep
resentativc to the state Legislature
from Park county" Mr.. Wardlaw
at one time was pastor OF the Baptist
churches in Walhalla and Seneca.
The card does not state whether Mr..
Wardlaw sought office as a Democrat,
but closing his "scvcn reasons" he
says: "Thercfore, regardless of your
party affiliations. you are asked to
vote for Columbus Wardlaw." Writ
ten at the bottom Of each of the cards
sent us Is the significant word "Elcct-
ed" On the reverse side OF the card
appears a photo Of Mr.. Wardlaw
holding up two large fish. and the
card states that this Is photo of
him engaged Gin one Of his favorite
pastimes. The fish look suspicious
ly like suckers, but we will not assert
that they are. At any rate. he is too
good man to have rs his favorite
pastime, even in politics, "fishing for
suckers" and we merely mention the
fact in order to forestall any such in
situation should it ever be sprung on
him in his adopted home. we con-
gratulatt our good friend on his sue
cess.
If interested in getting the host