Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-01-05

horse crop; above Walhalla. Ad-
dress Box 272, Walhalla, S. C.-Ad.3.
&C. w. Pitchford has cut prices
on coat suits and coats. See his ad.
for prices.
--Mr. and Mrs. Rholt left last We'd
nesday for their home in Augusta,
Ga, after spending the Christmas
holidays with their mother, Mrs. NJ.
A. Pool, and family, near town.
j. Fl. Thompson, Of Atlanta, was
among Walhalla friends for short
while Monday. We missed our usual
pleasant chat with him. catching only
glimpse Of him at the Court Honsc.
Mrs. ]. .. Dranson and children
and Miss Annie Roberts, after spend
ing some days here with Mrs l.. i.
Roberts, and among other relatives
and friends. returned to their home
in Columbia last Friday.
-AWc will have car Of good young
mules the latter part Of this week.
something well worth seeing and
owning. Don't fail to call on us if
you want a good young mule. C. w.
! e J. e. Bauknight, Walhalla.-Adv.
Misses Mary Ellen Wilson, Grace
Beard, Frances Earle, Linnie Cudd,
| ldah Pitchford and Tabitha Stribling
left Monday last for Rock Hill to re.
sumo their studies at Winthrop Col
lege.
Trnoc,,rnr loxo ;,,c
that up to the present just about half
the taxes have been collected for
Oconee-about $57,500. The pen
! atty will be added during this week.
About 1000 receipts have been is
sued. Nearly all the larger tax
| Eavers have been receipted. This
leaves the smaller taxpayers to pay
| with the penalty added.
The many Walhalla friends Of
Frank l.. Harrison, Jr., Of Charleston.
were glad to meet him again in his
| home town. He came up to spend
a part Of the holidays with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Harrison.
Col. A. A. Manning, of the Gov
ernment Forestry Service, now locat-
cd in North Carolina, spent few days
last week in Walhalla on business
and pleasure. He was most cordially
welcomed by his many Walhalla
| friends.
| We are requested to announce
that Rev. 7. l.. Smith, pastor Of the
Walhalla Baptist church, will preach
at the Wolf Stake Baptist church next
Sunday afternoon at o'cloik. The
public is cordially invited to attend,
and the members of the congregation
and church officials are especially
urged to be present.
| The following announcement
will be read with great deal Of in
| terest in Walhalla: miss Irma
Selma Dillaberry requests the honor
! Of your presence at her marriage to
Mr.. Cleveland Ray Green, on the
afternoon OF Sunday, the ninth of
January, 1916, at 2 o'clock, Middle
burg, Fla" The bride-to-be, while
not personally known to many here,
! is connected with several families in
Walhalla, being daughter OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillaberry, her mother.
before marriage, having been Miss
Selma Norman, OF Walhalla. After
February 18th Mr.. and Mrs. Greene
will be at home to their friends at
Fort Pierce, Fla. In advance Of the
happy event The Courier extends
best wishes to the bride, and to the
groom sincere congratulations.
-Chas. w. Merritt, who has had
charge Of the Double Springs school
for some months past, has returned
to Walhalla, having been elected to
have supervision OF the Walhalla
mill school, succeeding Miss May
Springfield. who resigned before 60
ing to her home for the holidays. Miss
Springfield came here from Green
vile several years ago, having made
the mill school. 1t will be Of interest
to many to learn that she was mar
ried on December 25th, the ceremony
taking place at her home in Green
vile. She is now Mrs. e. II. Minis.
Mr. and Mrs. Minis will reside at
Greenville. He holds the position Of
outside superintendent Of the Mona.
CHAN Mills plant. We extend to the
young couple our very best wishes.
Henry Moss. the 7-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Moss who
reside near Walhalla suffered Severe