Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-06-07

--ltaisins, currants and citron at
Cash Grocery Co., Walhalla.-Adv.
Camp No. 721, w. o. W., will
meet in the Masonic Hall tomorrow
tThursday) night, June s. at $50
o'clock.
Miss Sara Rudd teacher in the
Walhalla High School left last week
for her home at Summerville, where
she will spend her vacation.
| Mrs. James phinney, of West
| Union, and Miss Angie Fricks, of
Walhalla, VIII be among the cxcur-
sionlSts to Charleston tomorrow.
FLORENCE Automatic and Boss
Oil stoves at Moss & Ansels-Adv.
The attention OF our readers is
invited to the advertisement OF the
Bee Hive, Seneca, which will be
found on the 5th page. Mr. Harper.
the proprietor, is offering some very
attractive prices on summer wear
ables.
| The friends Of Hon. Jos. G.. Alex
andcr will regret to learn that he Is
quite sick at the home of his son, J.
Fred Alexander. in the New Hope
section. lie has been sick for
| week, suffering from an attack of
| dyscntcry. His friends hope for an
early restoration to health
-Il'or Sale. at Bargain-One No.
Oliver typewriter. Has never been
used Jas. A. Moss, Walhalla. ad. 81
Mrs. II. G.. Busch left yesterday
morning for Grecnville, where she
went to consult Dr. Black and other
consulting physicians with regard to
her condition. She will probably re-
main for some time at DR.. Blacks
hospital She was accompanied by
Mr. Busch and one OF her daughters.
The many friends Of the family will
regret to learn that Mrs. Busch's con-
dition has not improved as satisfac-
torily as had been expected We
hope for her early restoration to
health.
Last Wednesday afternoon about
O'Clock Rural Policeman Wm. l..
Littleton and Special Officer A. II. |
Reid made raid into that section OF
Oconcc lying between MILESTONE and
Long Creek. about l5 miles from
Walhalla. The officers found a still
ing plant, but no one was ait work at
the time OF their visit. However, |
about 500 gallons Of beer, eight fer
menters, singing barrel, flake stand !
etc, were destroyed. The plant had |
been in operation in the recent past. |
No arrests were made.
Married, at Townville, on Thurs
day last, June 1st, at the home OF the |
officiating minister, Rev. II. G.. Ligon,
Miss Kate Schroeder. OF Abbeville, s. |
G.. and j. f.. Peek. Of Commerce,
Ga. Also, on Thursday evening, |
June !, at O'Clock, at the home OF S. |
X. Johnson, father OF the bride, Miss |
Lucille johnson and Tugaloo Her.
ring. Both parties are OF the Town |
vile section. This ceremony was also |
performed by Rev. Mr. Ligon. We |
join with others in extending to the |
happy young couples hearty congrat- |
ulations and good wishes
--Duroc pigs for sale; $3.50 to
Sc. Sec E. o. Hutchison, West In
ion or j. w. King. Rural Route No.
|, Walhalla.-Adv. "a.
Jerry G. Alexander, of Ames,
Okla, arrived in Oconce last week.
and will spend a month visiting rela-
tives and friends in the county. lie
is son OF Hon. Jos. G. Alexander, of
the New Hope section, and a brother
OF Treasurer Il. II. Alexander. Mr..
Alexander is extensively engaged in
farming in Oklahoma, where he has
made his home for number of
years. Mr.. Alexander has recently
taken up government claim in Cali
fornia, and it is probable that he
Will move there in the near future.
This is Mr.. AleXander's first visit to
oconcc relatives in four years.
Jas. w. Harrison LETT yesterday
morning for Dillon. this State. where
he has gone to take charge OF the
municipal water and light plant in
the capacit. of superintendent. Mr.
Harrison has held similar positions.
haVihg at one time had charge Of the
Manning plant. He also started up
the Walhalla plant, rcsigning as SUI
perintendent here in order to wind
up personal affairs before taking
charge Of his new position at Dillon.
Ills many Walhalla friends wish for
him success in his new home Mrs.
Harrison will remain in Walhalla
with relatives for the summer
months.
News was received in Walhalla
last Thursday Of the death Of Mrs
Ry!and Swain at her home at Reeves.
Ca, after an illness OF considerable
length. Mrs. Swain was quite well
known to many in Oconee. She was
a daughter OF II. j. and Imma Shelor.
Her mother before marriage was
Miss Bruce, and was Il native of the
Townvillo section OF Oconce. The
deceased was niece Of j. w. Shelor
Esq, Of Walhalla. Besides many
other relatives Mrs. Swain is survived
by her husband and three children.
The remains were laid to rest Friday
last at Reeves. There are
many who will learn OF Mrs. Swains
death with regret and will sympa-
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