Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-12-19


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J. e. Bauknight, Walhalla.-Adv.
Martin (Ga.) Cor. Lavonia
Times: .'Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Craw-
ford announce the birth of daugh-
ter, Vivian Doris, December 3D."
The Woman's Missionary Soci-
city Of Rocky Knoll Baptist church
will meet with Mrs. e. NJ. DuPre on
next Sunday, December 23d, at 3
p. m. All members are urged to be
present.
Jas. II. Fowler, who has for
some time been engaged in carpenter
work at Camp Sewer, Greenville,
spent few days in Walhalla visiting
his mother, Mrs. n. A. Fowler, at
the home Of his brother, Walter d.
Fowler, and family. He returned to
his work at the camp Saturday.
&C. l.. Sorrels and family moved
last week from the Salem section to
Walhalla. Mr.. Sorrels will be en-
ploycd in the Walhalla Plant of the
Victor-Monaghan Mills. He and his
family will be welcomed here by
many friends. Mr.. Sorrels has been
engaged In farming during the past
year
Gainesville (Ga.) Herald. "Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Isbell and family,
of Fair Play, S. c., have moved to
Gainesville, and are occupying a
home on Boulevard. Mr.. lsbelI has
purchased the Wallace farm west Of
the city, and gives farming as his oc-
cupatiOn. He moved to Gainesville,
however, to educate his children in
our schools. He has five children,
and he very properly considers
their education Of the highest i'm
portahce.' The Courier regrets ex-
ceedingly to lose Mr.. Isbell and his
estimable family from our county.
There are hosts Of others, too, who
will have similar regrets. Our best
wishes go with this good family.
In the Atlanta Constitution of
last Monday there appeared a large
triple column illustration, under
which appeared the following: Cant.
Harrington, Lieut.. Anna Terhune and
Corpl Rosalie Maier, of the motor
service, National League For Wo-
mans Service, carrying coal for the
Associated Charities. The three
young ladies were snapped" by the
Constitution photographer while en-
gagged in their work Of relief to fami-
lies suffering from the cold and
shortage Of fuel. Miss Terhune is
well known in Walhalla, having lived
mere for number OF years with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Terhunc.
Mrs. Terhune and her daughter spend
a great deal of their summer vacation
each year in Walhalla among old
friends. who will be interested in
Miss Terhnne's work for the relief of
suffering humanity in Atlanta.
-Lavonia (Ga.) Times, Dec. II:
"A wedding OF interest in this sec
tion, and especially at Martin, was
that of Miss Mabel Werner, OF Mar
tin, to Dr.. +. r. Chaffin, of Martin,
which was solemnized at Toccoa on
tuesday, December 4th. Immediate-
ly after the wedding ceremony the
pride and groom went for a bridal
tour Of several days, after which they
returned and are at home to their
friends in Martin. The bride Is
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.. II. Ver-'
ner, Of Martin, and is one of the
many attractive young ladies of that
town. DR.. Chaffln came to Martin
from Walton county about two years
ago. He has built up a fine practice
and Is numbered among the best ply
sicians In Stephens county. They are
receiving congratulations from a
host Of friends The bride is a niece
OF j. ID. and w. L. Werner, Of Wal
halla. and has visited here on seve-
raj occasions, and has numerous
friends here who will join with The
Courier In wishing the young couple
a happy life.
The body Of Mrs. Mariah NJ.
Bauknight, who died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. T.. G. Oliver, Of
Statesboro, Ga, last Friday, were
brought to Walhalla last Saturday
night and interment was made in
the Lutheran cemetery Sunday morn
ing. Funeral services were conduct
ed at the home OF Mrs. Mary E..
l3auknight, sister of the deceased,
the services being conducted by Rev,
e. p. Taylor, of the Methodist
The deceased was about sc
years OF age and was well known by
many of the older residents Of Wal
halla. she having at one time resided
here and on many occasions having
visited her sister and other relatives.
BESIDES her sisters-Mrs. NJ. T..
Bauknight, Of Walhalla, and Mrs. l..
5. Matthias, Of Irmo, S. C.-she is
survived by three Mrs.
B. NJ. Holland. of Liberty; Mrs. Geo,
5. Roach, OF Oliver, Ga, and Mrs. e.
J. Oliver, Of, Statesboro. Ga. The de-
ceased was the widow OF J. Irwin
Banknight, who died in 1873, and
vas before marriage Miss Smith.
She and her husband moved to Wal
lalla from Lexington county in the
sarly 70's and resided here for
number Of years. She was life
ong and consistent member OF the
Methodist church, and her life was
n keeping always with her profess
lions. Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Holland
md two sons. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S.
Roach. Mr.. and Mrs. 70. G. Oliver,
md Mr.. and Mrs. l.. g, Matthias came