Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-08-30
Observation-Disclosures .i.!'..!'.l..l'el.'!'.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Sumtor, arc visiting at the home Of
HE formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Cross.
Mrs. Wesley Ashc, of Cleveland,
Ga, Is spending some time at the
home Of her mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Mcr-
ritt, on Main street
Mrs. Il. I3. Norris and children,
Of Greenwood, arrived in Walhala
recently and are among friends here
for some time.
Preaching appointments for
ToXaway: Second and fourth Sun
days, and on Saturday before the see
Ond Sunday at 3 p. m.
Mrs. Ina Nora Phillips has been
appointed postmaster ut Long Creek,
given out by the department at
Washington last week.
We have Just received by express
a shipment Of striped silk hose and
half hose. c. w. & J. t. Baultnight,
Walhalla .---Adv.
C. NJ Barnett, county demon
stration agent, will speak at Oconee
Creek school house on the evening Of
September 9Th. at o'clock. Public
most cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Carrie OstcndorT. Of Char
lesion. is spending the excursion
term In Walhalla with her sisters,
Misses Maria and Kate Ansel, and
other relatives. She is being warmly
greeted by DImerous friends.
REV. i. A. Watt could not meet
his appointments at bethlehem and
Village Greek last Saturday and Sum
day. ilr was called to Pclzer on
Saturday on account Of the serious
illness Of his father, G.. II. Watt.
MIR. and Mrs. J. IIcrmie Osten-
d0rff ana children, OF Charleston, are
spending several days in Walhalla
with relatives and friends. Their
numrcuos friends are pleased to well
come them to our town. This Is Mr..
Ostendorff's old home.
For Sale-Five-room cottage in
Walhalla; half-acre lot. House in
good condition.. Cash or terms. W.
+. Friar, Walhalla, Rt. 1---Adv. Sc"
On Monday afternoon OF last
week Mrs J. A. Stcck entertained in
formally two tables OF auction Her
guests were Mcsdamrs j. II. Darby,
j. A. Ansel. 'tair Dodd OF Atlanta
and G.. p. Corn Of Johnston; Misses
Julia Maxwell, Eloisc Strothcr, Bcs-
sic Huchl Of Snofford, Texas. and
Elizabeth Hay Of Houston, Texas.
The Seconu Baptist church will
be opened to tn" public next Sunday
morning. The Baptists in the mill
village have recently completed Il
handsome new church, and on next
Sunday morning nj II o'clock Rev.
l.. ID. MITCHELL Ii former pastor of
the congregation, will preach. The
public has cordial invitation.
The ladies Of the Civic League
nave had Ncstvicw Cemetery cleaned
on and put in splendid condition.
Not few lot-owners have their lots
cleaned and the refuse is indiscrimi-
nately thrown about the cemetery.
II Is hoped that those who have their
own lots cleaned off will cooperate
with the Civic League ladies to the
extent OF having all trash and refuse
taken from lots removed from the
cemetery.
Three packages ARM and Ham
mer soda for Zoe. Geo. NJ. White,
Jr.. Merchant, West Union. .--Adv. SO
Master Julius Grant Bardcn, the
I-ycar-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
harden. OF Walhalla, suffered Sc
we're injury last Saturday evening
When he was run over by the Blue
Ridge freight train in the vicinity of
the warehouses near the station. 1t
Is stated that the little fellow was
lodging from rocks thrown BY
'CraZy Henry" an old larkey we'll
known about town. and in his en-
dcavors to avoid the missiles sipped
and fell on the tracks. one foot get
ting under the wheels OF the freight
train moving along the side-track.
me foot was crushed at the auklc.
the bones being so badly cracked and
hahGlcd that 1t was found necessary
10 amputatc the leg just below the
knee. phySlcianS were summoned
at once and the operation performed
as quickly as possible. the young suf-
1crcr standing the operation well
lie is getting along nicely, and when
VISITED yesterday morning was about
az cheerful a youngstcr as one
ever meets. His great regret is that
he Will be unable to attend school
at the opening OF the session OF the
high school here, but he will enter
Just as early as his condition will
permit. No little interest has been
manifested in the unfortunate little
fellow, and the community as a
whole wishes for his early and COM
plete recovery from the accident and
operation following it. ct should
be stated here that the unfortunate
colored man who was probably the
innocent cause Of the accident, Is in
no way to blame. He was being teas
ed and tOrmented by some boys, and
was throwing at them and not at
young Harden.)
Try one package Of "Wash-