Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-06-28

, spending some time at Greenwood
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cllnk-
scales.
Mrs. James Seaborn Is spending
this week In Lavonia and Bowers
vile, Ga, visiting among relatives
and friends.
Work has been begun and is pro-
crossing rapidly on the new resi-
dencc Of Mr.. and Mrs. John p Hutch
ison, on Tugaloo street.
For Sale---at half price--Library
OF "rhe Worlds Best Music" Sale
must be made before Saturday. Mrs.
Mary l.. Montgomery, Walhalla.--Ad d.
The residences Of Mrs. r. l..
Rogers and Mrs. J. X. Hughes, on
Faculty Hill. are being greatly i'm
proved by the application Of paint.
II. n. NcSmith has the work in
charge.
w. NJ. Fcnnell. Of Blackstock.
Is spending week Or ten days IN
and around Walhalla on business
Mr.. Fcnncll is pleased with his new
home, as are also the members OF
his family
The union services will be held
next Sunday night at the Methodist
church at $50 o'clock. Rev. II. l..
Smith, Of the Baptist church, will
preach and conduct the service. The
public Is cordially invited to attend
Mrs. S. p. Boozer, Of Greenwood,
is spending this week in Walhalla as
a guest Of Mrs. G.. G. Strong and
family. Mrs. Boozer is pleasantly re-
memDered here by many. For some
years her husband, Prof. S. =. Boo
Zcr. was associated with Adger Col
lego.
Mrs. Gaines Worlcy and son,
Anscl, Of st. Augustine, Fla, are Wis
iting at the home OF Mrs. Mary n.
Anscl. They have many friends here
who are pleased to meet them again.
Mrs. Worlcy is pleasantly remember
ed by many as Miss Gertrude Ansel.
daughter Of Ex-Governor Martin +.
Ansel
MIR. and Mrs. w. A. (Jubc)
Strothcr and family, Of Perry. Ca.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Reid and
family, Of Woodbury., Ga, arrived in
West Union last week and are visit
ing ut the homo OF Mrs. r. G.. Stro-
ther for the summer. They have a
host Of friends here who are delight
ed to welcome them to our midst
--For sale, upon easy terms
House and lot in Midway. Apply to
E. l.. IIerndon, Attorney.--Ad. 26.
Miss Lola Kaufman left Mon
day for Columbia, where she will
spend a month attending the Rich
land county summer school at the
University Of South Carolina. While
this school Is termed the Richland
county summer school, it is open to
all high school teachers OF the State
Miss Kaufman is very efficient
teacher in the high school depart
ment OF the Walhalla school.
We are requested to announce
that the stores in Walhalla will be
closed all day on Tuesday OF next
week, July 4th. The citizens of the
town and community will please bear
in mind this fact, making needed
purchases on Monday. This is one of
the few days that the clerks and bus
mer, AND the trading public should
be willing to aid them in getting a
full days rest.
The many Walhalla friends Of
Charley G. Burley, OF Harlowton,
Montana, the youngest son of the
late Capt. y. 4. and Mrs. Sarah E.
Burley, OF this county, will be inter
ested in the information that he has
enlisted for the war with Mexico. lie
joined the National Guard Of Mon
tana on June %. The best wishes
OF many will go with our young
friend wherever his duties as SOL
der may call him.
Two new sewing machines, bug
gy aud harness, also some second
hand buggies and wagons, for sale at
a bargain. See Carter & Co., Wal
halla. ADV.
Superintendent of Education r..
y. Smith has received notice that
there will be one four-year scholar
ship to Clemson College to be award
cd in our county this summer. The
law requires that the examinations
for the award OF these scholarships.
and for entrance to the freshman
class, shall be held on July l4th. The
college authorities are very anxious
for these scholarships to go to wor-
thy and deserving boys. The scho1-
arship in the one-ycar agricultural
course will be open as usual.
fall IidS Masonic l-odSe gave
barbecue picnic at South Union yes
tcrday (rucsday), and it proved to
be most enjoyable occasion. The
crowd was smaller, however, than an
ticipated, the hosts having prepared
for about 800 visitors. There were
some 200 present. The small attend
ance is accounted for by reason OF
the pressing necessity at this time
Tor the farmers to keep up with their
crops. The Fair Play and South Un-
ion people know how to entertain,
and their hospitality on this occasion