Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-08-09
Observation-Disclosures. .l'...l..l..l..i..l..!.'
LOCAL AND PERSONAL. .
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Mrs. +. T.. Harrison is spending
this week at Tamassce visiting he:
daughter, Mrs. liayne G. Jones.
b. Perry Nicholson, Of Sapphire.
\. G.. was among relatives and
friends in Walhalla the first part of
this week
Mrs. Sarah Addington and son
Poscy and Mrs. T.. Wilson, of Easlcy,
were recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Miller.
MIR and Mrs. VIM. Burton Of
Atlanta, arc visiting at the home Of
Mrs. Burton's father. Whit Knox. in
the High Falls section
A party Of five Of our boys,
composed OF William Stribling, Rob
ert Rogers. lIollcman Scaborn, Cor
don FAINT and Albert Mciburg, are
spending this week on camping
trip in the mountains Of the Sapphire
country.
Two plugs Of World Beatcr to-
hacco l5c. onIy 500 pounds at this
price; $3.50 per caddy Of 10 pounds.
&. w. & }. II. Bauknight. ADV.
--Rev. DR.. J. l.. Stokes will con
duet the union services at the Bap-
iist church next Sunday night ut the
usual hour. 1t is hoped that the
people Of the town and vicinity will
bear these union services in mind
and attend.
There will be services at ST.
Johns Episcopal church next Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock. The men,
bcrs of the church arc urged to at
tend, and the public ia most cordially
invited to Worship with them at this
and all other services
REVIVAL services will begin at
Wbitmirc Methodist church next
Sunday, August 18TH, at II o'clock.
The pastor, Rev. II. 4. Whitten, will
be assisted by Rev. J. r. Miller. Of
Mccormick. The public Is most cor
daily invited TO attend
The Young Mems League will
meet next Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock at the Baptist church. Chas.
+. llctrick is the leader for this
meeting. The young men, whether
members OF the league or not are
urged to attend. and a most cordial
welcome will be extended to all.
Mrs. Mary a. Thackston. after
spending month in Walhalla with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Miller and fam
iIy, returned last week to her home
ut krnncsaw. Ga. Mrs. ThackSt0n
is Mrs. Miller'S mother. and enjoyed
her visit here very much. making a
Number Of friends among our people.
See our towels at sc. to soc
each. They were bought at the Old
prices. CIV. & J. E. Banuknight. nd
Miss Elizabeth Hay left Monday
morning for Ashcvillc, y. G.. where
she Will be for a week or ten days
visiting friends from Houston. Texas.
who are Summcring near Asheville.
Miss Hay will return to Walhalla
and spend the remainder Of the sum
mer here with her niece, Mrs. J. y.
Stcck.
hoy Ezell. the one -year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Ilolcombe, OF
Anderson, died at their residence,
3o7 east Earle street. last Friday,
August 4. at , o'clock. lntcrment
took place at Welcome church Sat
nrday morning. Mrs IIolcombo is
remembered by many in Walhalla as
Miss Corric Hays, and has many
friends here who sympathze with
the family in their bereavement.
Rev. II. Mack Striblng, Of Cc-
dartown. Ga. is spending short
while in Oconcc among his many rel
atives and friends. lie was in Wal
halla Monday in company with his
brother, }. p. Stribling, OF Richland.
who was attending the annual meet
ing OF the Oconce Farmers Mutual
insurance Association. Rev. Mr..
S'rlbllng will return TO his Georgia
home the latter part Of the week
Judge and Mrs. J. Henry Pitch
ford. OF rahlcquah, OKLA. arc visit
ing ut the home Of MIR. and Mrs. S.
\. pitchford. They will be here for
a week or more and then will 20 to
Franklin. \. G., to visit relatives.
Mr.. Itchiord has a host OF friends
here who are delighted to greet him
again at his old home. It Is Mrs.
Pitchford's first visit to Walhalla,
and she has made many friends
among our people.
Clearance Sale. for Ten Days,-
VIII close out all hats at and below
cost; some at less than half first
cost Big reduction on all dresses,
waists and notions. Now Is the time
to buy if YOU are looking for rare
bargains. Mrs. w. NJ, Brown G. Co..
Milliners, Walhalla.--Adv.
will Hudson was called to Char
lotte recently by a telegram an
nouncing the death of his brother,
who was drowned in the mountains
near Charlotte, while on camping
expedition. Members OF his party
were in bathing in mountain
stream when the accident occurred
His body was taken to his home in
Chester for interment. He Ia the
second member in this family to
lose his life by drowning. Mr.. Hud-
son, Of Walhalla, came near being
drowned in Seneca river while at
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