Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-08-16
Mrs. G. f. Hetrick returned last
week from a visit to PHILADELPHIA.

| y. VI. NoolHsol, 'A fClZer, Is
visiting his brother-in-law, j. B.
Tompkins, at Oakway. Mr.. Robin
son and Mr.. Tompkins attended the
campaign meeting in Walhalla yes
| terday.
MIR. and Mrs Arthur Phillips re-
| turned from Clayton last Thursday.
They have set up housekeeping in
the Thompson residence on Aiain
| street. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. jon )
also cccnpy part Of this house.
| See our towels at sc. to soc.
each. They were bought at the old
prices. CIV. & j. f.. Banuknight. ad
Mrs. A. d. Mckinney and two
children, OF birmingham, Ala, will
arrive in Walhalla Thursday evening
to spend Il few weeks with their un-
| Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A.
Grant. Mr.. Mckinney will follow
them in about a week. Mr.. McKin-
| ncy is conductor on the Louisville
and Nashville road, running out OF
Birmingham.
| The ladies Of the Walhalla Civic
| League will appreciate the help OF
those interested in civic work They
request citizens to improve the looks
Of the town by cleaning up the street
| Hover plots nearest their homes. BY
this form Of cooperation Main street
can be materially beautified. and at
comparatively little expense or trou-
! bic to any one.
| The annual meeting Of the Bca-
vcrdam Association, held at Fair
Play tBeaverdam church) was one
or the most pleasant and largely at
| tended in the history Of the associa-
tion. Rev. l.. NJ. LYDIA was re-elect
| ed moderator: Jas. G. BreaZeale.
treasurer. and Walter r. Davis,
clerk. The association next year will
| meet with South Union church.
Try one package of "Wash-
Clean" Cleanses without rubbing
or "Dattling." Satisfaction guaran-
| tccd or money refunded. Try a pack
age now at manufacturers expense
if not entirely as represented. Sold
by II. A. Nichols, Walhalla, and
liutchison Bros, West Union. S. G.
--Ady. 36*
C. IL. Chastain, who has for
some time been conducting mer-
camille business at the old c.. l..
Reid stand, corner Main and Tugaloo
streets, has moved his stock Of goods
| one block further downtown to the
building occupied upstairs as tele-
phone exchange, at the corner Of
Main and College streets. This store
was last week vacated by l.. Fay0n-
sky, who has moved all of his stock
three doors below the Bank Of Wal
halla.
John II. Zachary, Of the Gross
Roads section, was in Walhalla yes
terday on matters Of business. He
| is making preparations to attend the
Zachary reunion at Cashiers, N. c.,
on Saturday. the 26th Of this month,
and asks us to urge all those inter
ested in the Zachary reunion-all
the family and connections and their
friends--to bear the date in mind
| and attend this years reunion, which
| is looked forward to as the best
since the reunion association was
| formed.
There are many in Oconee who
will regret to learn Of the death Of
| lIN-Sheriff VIM. b. King. which oc-
Cured at his home in Anderson, yes
terday morning. For several years
Mr.. King was chief Of police of An
her&On and later served one term as
candidate for election in the coming
primaries. MIR. King was 40 years
| of age. Death VISA caused from gan
creme. which resulted from running
4 splinter in the foot several weeks
ago.
Harry Suiter. representing
Southern Farming" is in Walhalla
for week or ten days. Mr.. Suiter
is connected with the circulation de-
partment Of Southern Farming, one
OF the well-known publications of
the Orange-Judd Publishing Com
pany. He Is presenting some very
attractive subscription offers to the
| public, and is making a thorough
canvass Of the rural routes Of this
section. He is an Englishman by
birth, though lie has resided in this
country FOR many years. his home at
present being at Taylors, Greenville
| county. Fle is being assisted in his
work by B. A. Wilson, OF Greenville.
The Paul Hayne Circle held
most enjoyable meeting on the af-
ternoon Of August 11th at the home
Of Mrs. w. G. Hughs. The following
program was carried out: Reading,
lnspiration--Its Nature, Mrs. Sloan;
domestic Life--The Home" Miss
Harrison; "The Maritime Plain"
Miss Strong; piano solo, Miss
Iuchl. The visitors who added
much to the pleasure OF the club
were Mesdames Sifford, Aull and
Dodd, Misses Iuehl and Smith. Az
ter the adjournment of the circle,
pencil and pad were provided each
guest by the hostess. and then
lively and unique "quotation con-
test was entered into by all. Mrs.
Fair Dodd being the lucky one to
draw the prize. During the social
hour the hostess. assisted by Miss