Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-06-14
Sweet potato slips every week at

tables, something to boil. o. IL.
Schumacher, Walhalla.--Adv.2 81 TT.
born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Red
June 5th, a daughter.
Last week, by an oversight, the
name of Fl. B. Gilbert, candidate for
the Senate, was placed under the
House Of Representatives heading.
The name Of w. II. Mcclure, candi-
date for the House, was placed under
the Senate heading.
Mrs. r. VI. Ellison, of william
ston, has been for some time visiting
among her children in this section OF
Oconee. Her children are Mrs. A. r.
Smith, Mrs J. II. Cason and A. l..
Ellison, Of the West Union commu-
nifty. Mrs. Ellison made her visit
this spring with a view specially Of
witnessing tho graduation Of her
grandson, ellison Smith, from the
Walhalla High School.
The lS-months-ol daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James George died at
their home in the keowee section on
Wednesday. June 7th, after Il brief
illness from dysentery. Funeral SER
vices were conducted by Rev. w. FL.
Hamilton. OF the Presbyterian
church, the interment taking place at
Bethel on Thursday. The sympathy
of many friends goes out to the be-
rcavcd parents in their sorrow.
We are in receipt Of the follow
ing notice Of two marriages perform
ed by Rev. J. W. Head: Married, on
Sunday, June ith, at the residence Of
Lem L0oper, Miss Lula Breckenridge
and James Chastain. Also, on the
same day, at the residence Of VIM.
Crainp, Miss Sue Nicholson and Carl
Powell. All OF the parties are Of
Oconce. We join with others in ex-
tending congratulations and good
wishes.
We present to our readers this
week in supplement form the annual
announcement OF Clemson Agricul-
tural College. which will be found to
contain much valuable informal ton.
This supplement was to have ap-
rearcd in our issue Of last week, but
reached Walhalla a day late. missing
cur edition Of the 7th. The matter,
however, Is in no way STALE" the
Clemson facts and other information
being we'll worth reading and pre-
serving.
Work has been begun looking
toward the erection OF a Baptist
church in the Monaghan Mill vii
lagc. Grading has been completed
and some material has been laid
down. a part of the necessary funds
have already come into the hands of
those in charge Of the work, but con-
siderable more money will be needed.
Rev. l.. B. Norton requests us to
make the announcement that any
contributions made will be gladly re-
ceived. Any and all who feel an in
terest in assisting in the erection Of
n church for the Baptists of the mill
village are urged to contribute as
literally as possible.
We have nice lot of jewelry,
guaranteed, that we will close out at
and below cost. Now is the time and
here is the place. Carter & Co., Wal
halla.--Adv. 2G.
Thomas Adds, aged SIS years,
died at the home Of his niece. Mrs.
G. b. Morton, Of Walhalla, last Sat
urday afternoon. after lingering
illness. Mr.. Adds had been residing
for some time at Newry, but, realz-
ing that the end was near. he re-
qucsted that he might be brought to
Walhalla before he died. He had
been here for only a few days when
the end came. lie is survived by
his wife and four children and num-
c"ous other relatives, to whom the
sympathy OF many goes out. Fun
cral services were conducted Sunday
afternoon. the interment following
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services were conducted by Rev.
Wilburn Abbott.
Mrs. Jas. RI. Darby entertained
most delightfully."- the members Of the
~ Club, and a number OF invited
guests. at her lovely home in Midway
on Tuesday OF last week. In spite OF
the disconraging elements all assem-
bled promptly. and a number Of de-
lightful games were played. Miss
Sue Maxwell, scoring highest, receiv-
ed the guest prize, a lovely pin cush-
ion, while Mrs. John Ansel won first
membership prize, beautiful fern
basket. Miss jamie Harrison took
the visitors consolation. while Mrs.
G. w. Pitchford. Jr., was presented
with consolation for members, and
both proved to be, on examination,
dainty embroidered handk erchiefs.
y delicious salad course, with iced
tea, was served by the hostess. as
sisted by Miss Strother and Mrs. Jack
Darby. Those so fortunate as to en-
10y Mrs. Darby's delightful hospital
ity were Mesdames John AnSel,
Bloomner, Montjoy, Steck. Tant, G..
w. Pitchf0rd, Jr.. Mcdonald and Jack
Darby; Misses ElOisc Strother, Ger
trude Smith, jamie Harrison and Sue
MAXWELL
Residents Of the Monaghan Mills
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