Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-05-17

Good wagon, buggy and farm
| horse for sale. T. E. Alexander,
| Walhalla. ADV.
| IF, as friend Of ours tells us,
| May dust is as good as gold dust, we
! have certainly been reaping, "unbe-
knowance," blessing in disguise.
| C. b. Oehmig is spending some
time in Columbia visiting among rel
atives and friends. Recently Mr..
| Oehmig has suffered a great deal
from severe attacks of indigestion.
and during his stay in the Capital
| City is being attended by a special
| iSt. His many friends here will hone
| to hear of his early complete recov-
cry.
We are requested to announce
that the sirls Of the Girls Auxiliary
OF Coneross Baptist church will rem
der special program next Friday
evening at the church. The exercises
Will begin at $50 o'clock. Rev r.
Il. Lee will make an address at the
conclusion Of the girls program. A
most cordial invitation is extended to
the public to attend.
Geo. f. Meldeau, after spending
about two weeks in Walhalla visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Louis Muller,
VIII return soon to Charleston.
Mr.. Meldeau was looking around
with view to the possibility of To-
eating, but his long life In cities had
formed too much Of love of hustle
and noise to permit him to settle
down to 1.-The simple life" in a
smaller place.
Base ball supplies! Teams want
ing complete outfits will do well to
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Hardware Co, Westminster, S. G. al.
j. l.. Aull. OF Greenwood county,
near Ninety-SiX, is spending this
week In Walhalla with his son, Rev.
w. b. Aull, and family, at the Luthe-
ran parsonage. Mrs. J. l.. Aull has
been with her son at the parsonage
since Easter. Mr.. and Mrs. Aull are
quite aged and in the near future
Will celebrate the Goth anniversary
OF their marriage. They have met a
number Of our people, who are de-
lighted to make their acquaintance.
The ladies Of the Walhalla Pres
byterian church may well congratu-
late themselves upon the fine impress
sions that have been carried away by
the delegates to the recent session of
Presbyterial which met in Walhalla.
We have heard Of a number OF en-
prcsslons that seem to warrant the
belief that these ladies did the hand
some thing in the way of entertain
ing the visitors among them. One
lady, writing to The Courier on busi-
ness matters. takes occasion to an
pend at the bottom of her letter the
following brief but very expressive
note: 81 am still talking OF the gra-
cious hospitality Of the people of Wal
halla to the Presbyterial"
The Courier Is in receipt of the
announcement Of the commencement
exercises Of the College of Charles
ton. which took place at the Hibern-
ian Hall on Tuesday yesterday
evening. This is the 131st annual
! commencement OF this great institu-
ton. Among the names of those
listed on the announcement as the
commencement committee we are
pleased to note that Of w. J. Bowen,
Jr., Of Mount Pleasant. Young Mr..
Bowen is son Of Dr.. and Mrs. w.
Joel Bowen, so well known to many
of the people Of this section of the
State. Mrs. Bowen is a native Oco-
neean, she being a daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Moss. Mr.
Bowen is scheduled to graduate from
the College Of Charleston two years
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