Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-11-22
--Butterick patterns. G. w. Pitch
ford Walhalla, 8. C.-Ady, II,

Miss Nellie MCCULLOUGH, VINO mas
been spending some months In and
near Walhalla as the guest Of Mrs.
G.. VI. Ansel and other relatives, left
Friday for Kentucky. She made many
| friends here during her stay who re-
grct he: departure.
For Salc--One good mule. See
l.. ID. Abbott, Administrator Estate Of
John W. Abbott, deccased.-Adv. As.
Attention is directed to the ad-
vcrtiScmcnt OF the I}allcnger IlIrd-
ware and Furniture Co., OF Seneca.
they have all the things necessary to
meet the needs Of the hunter and the
houSckccpcr. See advertisement on
the fifth page this week.
If you are in need Of monuments
write us for estimates. We can give
quick delivery and satisfactory work
Seneca Marble and Granite Works. .ad.
Mrs. $. G. Henry returned last
week to Walhalla and is with her
daughter, Mrs. John +. Craig. and
family. Mrs. Henry has been spend
ing some months at Canon. Ga,
where she visited her sister. Mrs. II.
W. Gordon.
We are requested to announce
that Rev. l.. b. Norton will preach at
at II o'clock. and at Bethlehem in
at II o'clock. and at Bethlehem in
cations at these two places are ur"cd
to attend. and the public will be cor
daily welcomed.
See r. G. Marctt, at the West
minister OH Mill, for fine mares and
mules. Prices right: terms if de-
sired. DO it now. ADV. HAS
l.,
drrSOn, where he spent the day
with his daughter. Mrs. Murphy. and
attending 10 matters OF business He
goes from there to Columbia to at
tend Il meeting OF mutual insurance
representatives. and on his return to
the up-country will stop over in
Grccnvillc for II visit among relatives
and friends. Mr.. ISbell is the man
aging agent for the Oc0nee Mutual
Farmers Insurance Association,
which organization is ranked among
the best and safest OF the mutual
companies doing business in this
state.
blue stem Seed Wheat, $50 per
bushel. G. w. PitchfOrd.--Adv.
w. B. Youngblood, of Wcstmn-
stcr. was in Walhalla yesterday
morning for short while. Mr..
Youngblood is preparing to move to
South Georgia late in the year and
has rented out his farm near West
minister for th& coming year. He will
not dispose Of his Oconee holdings
until after he has given the South
Georgia country thorough trial, and
may return here later. He has al
ready taken up active work in his
new location, however, having had
much Of his land there broken and
six bushels OF wheat sowed. Mr..
YOungbloods post Office will be
Cobbville, Ga. We wish for him and
his abundant success, but hope that
they will decide that Oconee IS best
after all and return.
A Rare characterized Fruit
Trees.--Fair Notice: All persons de-
string any Of my apple trees like my
famous prize winners, please give
me your order or come on Monday,
November 27th. and get same at low
prices. d. T.. Good, Walhalla, r. F..
ID. No. 1.--Adv. 49,
Mrs. Rosa Famcstock died at
her home on Mauldin street here last
Wednesday afternoon about 40
o'clock. She had been in declining
health for many months, suffering
from cancer. and the end came as
result OF the weakening OF the heart
from this cause. The deceased was
born at DrOheda. Ireland, on Novcm-
her ., lS45, and came to America in
lS62. On her arrival in this cOun-
try she became houSekeeper at the
Screvcn House. savannah, Ga, then
the leading hotel OF that city. Four
years later she married George W.
Sargent. who WAS steward Of the
Screvcn House. Both remained as
employees Of that hotel for five years
after their marriage, when they ac-
quircd possession as lessces, manag
ing the hotel for some years, until Mr..
Sargcnts health began to fail, and
they were compelled to seek another
climate on that account. They moved
to Walhalla in 1856, Immediately af-
ter rclinquishing their hotel business
in Savannah. They resided here con-
tinuously from that date, living on a
farm west OF Walhalla until Mr.. Sar-
gents death, when Mrs. Sargent
moved to town. Mrs. Sargent later
was married to DR.. T. G. G. Fahne-
stock. who survives her. She is also
survived by several nephews and
nicccS. two OF whOm--.J. &. Owens, OF
'Alp"na, Mich.. and Mrs. Thos. Grum-
bly,. Of Ashtabula. Ohi0-arrived in
Walhalla in time to attend the fun
cral, which was held from the new
Catholic church, just opposite the de-
ccascd's residence. Friday morning
at | ! o'clock The intcrment was
made in Wcstvicw cemetery beside
the grave OF brother, Stephen
Owens. who died here about eight
years ago. Joseph Brown, Of Savan-
nah. a lifelong friend Of the Sargent
family and OF Mrs. Fahnestock, also
arrived in time to attend the funeral