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

Only 2S days left In which to put
your name OH Il club roll. Get busy!
Miss Myra Fant left last Friday
for a visit to friends at Prosperity
and Laurens.
Miss Corina Dilworth, Of Cone
ross, spent last week in Walhalla vis-
iting Miss Blanche Davis.
Mrs. J. G. Montjoy and daugh-
ter, Miss ElOise, are visiting among
relatives and friends in Spartanburg.
The Walhalla post office will
observe Sunday hours next Tuesday,
July 4th. There will be no rural
service.
-Overalls, 81 to $l.25 value, only
81. Carter & Co., Walhalla ADV.
Miss Kathleen Fant, who has
been visiting relatives in Atlanta for
the past two weeks, is expected home
tomorrow.
John +. latham, OF Rock Uill,
spent short while in Walhalla the
latter part OF last week with his fam
lily and among friends.
-Begnning July lst the mail for
Highlands, Mountain Rest and Rus
sell, and for Salem. JOcassec and Ia
massce. will close at 6 Il. m
Post Otficc inspector Henry
Curran. OF Greenville, was here last
week looking after matters pertain
ing to the postal service In this Vi
entity.
Fresh graham flour, made from
new wheat. 40c. Il peck. G. w. C J.
10. Rauknight, Walhalla..--Adv.
In effect July lst Walhalla will
have direct connection with South
crn vestiblc train, No. 81, BY auto
mail car leaving daily at I D. III. for
Seneca.
Married. at Corinth church, on
Sunday, June 18th, Miss Gussie Har-
vey and John A. Norris. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. J. b.
Tramel. The young couple have the
good wishes Of many friends.
The Children's Day exercises at
Mountain View church, near Salem,
on the second Sunday in this month,
were successfully carried out. The
children did exceptionally welt. All
present enjoyed the service greatly.
We are requested to announce
that there will be an afternoon sing
ing at Poplar Springs church next
Sunday, beginning at 2.30 o'clock
The public Is cordially invited TO at
tend. and all are requested to bring
their song books.
Phone &c for fresh fruits. vege-
tables. something to boil. o. II.
Schumacher, Walhalla.--Ad 2l If.
Here's the first word from our
volunteer boys: "Columba, S. c.,
June 2G.-llOw are the folfs that
print the best paper in the world?
About 200 Of our men came to CO.
inmbia to-day. We are canned
about seven miles out-3. 900 of us.
Yours. Sam G.. Pitchford." This ad-
dressed to The Courier. We appre-
clate the compliment. We won't say
'Herc's lookin' ut YOU, Sam" That
sounds too suggestive Of old Column
bla canal water. But Walhalln will
he Watching for reports from you.
DO your duty, come what may. That's
soldi 'riEg in a nutshell.
best patent Hour only 75c. 81
pound sack at Carter & Co.'S, Wal
halla.-Adv.
The many friends Of Mrs G.. f.
tletrick sympathize with her in her
suffering, which is the result Of nc
cnliar and, at first, thought to be
very insignificant accident Several
weeks ago, while Mr.. and Mrs. Het-
TICK and the lattcr's mother and sis
ter. MIS-. and Miss Paterson. OF Phil
adelphia, were travelling by auto in
the New Hope section, going to a
special service in one OF the churches
IN that section. the car struck n bad
place in the road. BY the Jolt Mrs.
Paterson was thrown upward and
forward, her elbow striking against
Mrs. Hetrick'S chest. Nothing was
thought OF the incident though Mrs.
ilctrck felt rs if slightly bruised.
Last week. however, the pain sud
denly increased, Il physician was call
rd in. and on examination it was
round that one rib had been broken.
Mrs. tirtrick has been confined to
nor room or week at times suffer-
ing "rtdt deal It is hoped that
no sorions results will follow. and
her many friends anticipate seeing
her out soon again.
Mrs. Sarah S. Duckeu (nec
Crenshaw) died at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. II. b. Hayes, in the
mill village last Saturday, June 2Ith.
Mrs. Duckett had been in failing
health for some time. Her husband,
John w. Duckett. died only few
weeks ago. She was SO years Of age,
having been born August 2, 1884, in
Pfckens District, South Carolina. In
March, 1865, she was married to
John w. Duckett. and Of this union
five children survive-George, Will
liam and John Duckett, Mrs. Nor
man Vaughn and Mrs. II. B. Hayes.
Mrs. Duckett had for many years
been a consistent member Of tho
Methodist church. Funeral services