Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-09-20
September rs and 26--the best
in tailoring at Bauknight's, Walhalla.
Next Monday and Tuesday.-Ady.

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Frank Brennecke, OF Hopewell,
Va, spent short while in Walhalla
last week visiting his mother, Mrs.
Fannie Brennecke, and among his
many friends here. He returned Sun
day to resume his duties at Hopewell.
The many friends OF MIR. and
Mrs. A. Jafferson will regret to learn
| that for some days they lave been
quite unwell. We are glad 10 note,
however, that they are both greatly
improved at present and able to be
up and about their home.
| Miss Gussic DuPre left last week
for Branchville, S. G., where she will
be engaged in teaching this winter.
| Miss DuPre is a winthrop graduate
and is one Of OcOnee's most capable
| teachers. We wish her much success
with her school work at Branchville
Watch our columns for "Tailor-
grams" the first number of which
| appears this week. Moss & Ansel, Of
Walhalla, represent Lamm & Co., of
Chicago, expert tailOrs. You will do
well to consult the local representa-
tives if you want the right thing in
clothing.
Revival services will begin at
the Walhalla Wesleyan church We'd
ncsday night, the Goth, and will con-
tinue for ten days or two weeks. Rev.
Jake Murk, OF Pickens, will do the
preaching. All denominations are in
vited to take a part in these services.
Everybody welcome!
Coffee! Coffee! If you want
better coffee !oi the price cali on
JayneS. "JayneS cuts the price and
sells the goods. ADV.
The Junior Priscillas were very
pleasantly entertained by Miss Mar
ion Hetrick on September 18th. The
usual hour was given to sewing. af-
! ter which Il delicious ice cream course
was served. The next meeting will
| be with Miss Alice Belle McLees on
September 22d.
Capt. Henry G. Moore, recruiting
officer for the South Carolina Nation
| i'll Guard, had some success in getting
| recruits in and around Walhalla
Those enlisting were: John Edwards.
ID. X. Chastain, Davis Bynum, Sam
| Hutchins. We wish the boys much
success.
-Scholarships for Oconee boys
and girls have been announced as
| follows: Clemson College-Vacancy
A. D. Harkins, Walhalla, Route 2;
w. ID. Moore, Seneca, Route q Cor
don w. Fapt, Of Walhalla, was allot-
ted the vacancy existing for George
town county. Winthrop-Lillian
Ethel Martin, of Westminster Miss
Martin is a daughter Of Rev. and
Mrs. J. A. Martin.
A. D. Harkins, Of Walhalla
Route 2, left last week for Emmits-
burg, Md, where he has entered
Mount st. Mary's College. Mr.. Har-
kins Is son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Harkins and is young man of
promise. We wish him much success
in his college work.
Millinery opening Thursday and
Friday, 2lst and 22d. You are cor
| daily invited. Mrs. Jay w. Hutchi-
son. over Mrs. Browns store, Main
street, Walhalla.-Adv.
Rev. S. e. stephens, of China,
was in Walhalla for a short while yes
terday. Mr. Stephens was here for
the purpose Of making application
through Clerk of Court John r. Craig
| for passports to return to his mission
ary work in China. Mrs. Stephens is
also in OcOnee and she will remain in
| this country for a year for the bene-
fit OF her health. Rev. Mr.. Stephens
anticipates sailing from Vancouver,
b. c., on October 9th. He has many
friends in South Carolina who will
join with The Courier in wishing him
safe voyage and abundant success
in his work.
Miss Minnie Tollison and Walter
| ID. Fowler were married last Sunday
morning at the Methodist parsonage
| by Rev. Dr.. J. l.. Stokes. The cere-
| mony took place at $40 o'clock, and
was witnessed by few friends Of The
bride and groom. The bride is
| daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John S.
Tollison, Of the EbeneZer section,
| and is charming young woman. Mr..
Fowler has for some time been en-
ploycd here as a machinist for the
Piedmont Garage. We join with 9TH
ers in wishing the young couple every
happiness through life. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fowler will reside in Midway
with the formers mother.
We invite you to attend our
opening exhibition Of fall STYLES in
millinery and accessories, Friday and
Saturday. September 22-23. Tell
your friends to come. Mrs. Fannie
lIarbin-Bruce. next to Pastime Thea
tire. West Main Street, Seneca. adj
The evangelist, Rev. d. p. Mont
gomcry, and his singer, ID. Paul Mont
gomcry, are here and at work in the
revival going on at the First Baptist
| church. In the three services already
held the power Of the presentation Of
the Gospel message and the sweetness
OF the singing has scarcely, if ever.
been equaled. Large crowds are
in attendance upon the ministry Of
the Word, and are increasing at every