Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-08-30
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DIR. w. Lee Ballenger, of Allan
ia, spent yesterday in Walhalla
among friends, who were delighted to
meet him again. Tho Doctor is
making good in the Gate City of the
South. and his many friends here are
glad to learn Of his success.
C. T.. Rhodes, who has for some
time been working at the printing
business at Greenwood, returned to
Walhalla last Saturday and will re-
sumo his old place with The Courier,
succeeding John III. Ernest, who will
give his attention to other matters.
--Supcrintendent and Mrs. II. W.
Gasquc, after spending the vacation
period at Marion, this State. the old
home Of the former, and at other
points. returned last week. They
arc at present at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. o. White, on Main
street.
"A series Of prOtractcd services
closed at Clearmont church on the
third Sunday in this month by rea-
son Of which a great spiritual revival
is reported and ten members were
added to the church. Rev. l.. NJ.
LYDIA, formerly Of Walhalla, is pastor
at Clcarmont, and has been for nine
years.
Three packages Arm and Ham
mcr soda for &c. Geo. Nj. White,
Jr., Merchant, West Union.-Adv. SO.
Misses Addie latham and Onic
Kennedy left yesterday for Green
wood and Mccormick, respectively.
Miss Tatham expects to return to
Walhalla the latter part Of the week.
Miss Kennedy had spent several
weeks here during the summer as Il
guest at the home Of Mrs. Fannie
Brenneckc
Miss Pauline IIughs, after 4
lengthy absence from Walhalla. re-
turned last Friday from Saranack
Lake, y. Y, where she had been for
some time for her health. Her many
friends are glad to know that she re-
turns greatly benefited. Miss Hughs
is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
l. llughS, near town, and her many
friends are delighted to welcome her
back home.
Citizens Of Walhalla were shock
ed Tuesday morning to learn Of the
death Of IL. A. Edwards, Of Seneca,
which occurred at his home Monday
night MIR. Edwards was among the
foremost citizens Of the county, a
man OF great worth in every sphere
OF activity, and his death brings to
Oconee distinct loss, which will be
felt .keenly wherever he was known.
The sympathy of many here goes out
to the bcrcaved ones.
Make it point to visit our show
room. We have Is monuments and
tOmbstones for you to select from.
You can see the kind you are going
to buy before it is lettered. Seneca
Marble and Granite Works.-Adv.
Married, at Welcome church. in
the Ebenezer section, on Sunday,
August Goth, by Rev. d. p. Bearden.
Miss Carrie Powell mnd Jesse ID.
Thomas. The bride is an adopted
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Powell. who live near Richlund. The
groom is Il son Of Mr. and Mrs. Y. III.
Thomas, Of the wolf Stake section.
The Courier joins with others in eX-
tending to the young couple all good
wishes.
The many friends Of Miss Carrie
Perry will be interested in the an
n0unccment OF her marriage, which
was sOlemniZcd at Columbia on
Tuesday, the Sth Of this month.
when she became the bride Of NJ.
DevcauX Moore. OF Statesboro, Sum-
ter county. Mr. and Mrs. Moore are
on an extended bridal trip to resort
points in North Carolina. but will
later take up their residence in Sum
ter county. We join with numerous
other friends Of the bride in extend
ing to her all good wishes for great
happiness, and 10 the groom sincere
CONCENTRATIONS upon his good for
tune in winning the heart and hand
OF one OF Walhalla's former girls
.-Wantcd-Cow fresh in milk,
giving to I gallons. Description
solicited. w. o. Hamilton, Seneca.
S. C.--Adv. SO.
Mrs. John f. Craig entertained
the little friends OF her daughter
Sarah at a beautiful birthday party
last Tuesday afternoon. Many merry
games were played on the pretty
lawn and spacious porches, after
which Mrs. Craig invited them into
the dining room. Margaret Craig
and Elizabeth llughs passed the nap
kins, and Mrs. Craig, assisted by Mrs.
IL. II. Hnghs, served delicious sher-
bet. green frosted block cake, waters
and green and white mints. The
cake with its twelve green candles
graced tho lovely table. and the
gncsts found much pleasure in the
cutting. The little hostess received
such pretty, useful gifts that she will
be reminded of her little friends
thoug ghtfulneSs for many years, and
they in turn will cherish the mem
DRY OF mighty good time and
lovely party for long, long time.
lion. John y. Cappelmann, of