Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-08-22
-Butterick patterns. c. w. Pitch
ford, Walhalla, 8. C-Ady IF

-Butterick patterns. C. w. Pitch
ford. Walhalla, s. C.-Adv. If.
C. w. Pitchford and John e.
Bauknight left Monday for New
York and other Eastern market CEN
ters to purchase their fall stocks of
goods. They will be absent from
Walhalla for about ten days.
Union services will be held next
Sunday night $3.50 o'clock) at St.
Johns Lutheran church. Dr.. ]. l..
Stokes, Of the Methodist church, will
preach and conduct the services. A
cordial invitation Is extended to all
to attend.
Twenty fine pigs, 8 weeks old,
ready for delivery. Cheap. w. NJ.
Brown, Walhalla,-Adv.
--Ex-Governor and Mrs. NJ. F An
sci, of Gfeenville, and Willie and
Ansel Ostendorff, OF Charleston,
spent Sunday last in Walhalla visit
ing at the homes Of the Misses Ansel
and Mrs. J. j. Ansel. The people of
Walhalla are always delighted to
meet Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel and the
Messrs. Ostendorff on their brief
visits to the old home town OF the
Ex-Governor and Messrs. Ostendorff.
james A. Lay, of Birmingham,
Ala, is spending few days in this
section visiting his mother, Mrs. A.
Lay, and among his brothers and
sisters. Mr.. Lay arrived in this sec
ton last Friday and will remain for
several days yet this week. He has
host Of friends here and elsewhere
In the county who are glad indeed
to meet him again. This Is his first
visit to his old home in four years
Mr.. Lay is numbered among the
prominent business men of Birming-
ham, in which city he has resided for
number Of years.
It. q. Alexander, Walhalla, S. c.,
sells land, buggies and harness. See
him before you buy.-Adv.
The Priscilla Club enjoyed a de-
lightful meeting with Mrs. Elliott
Rhodes on Tuesday afternoon OF last
week. Tables for rook were placed
on the shady porch, where a num-
ber OF games were played. Miss
Norma Moore won first prize, a beau
tiful box Of patriotic stationery, and
Mrs. w. r. Craig received dainty
note paper as consolation. A deli
cious salad course was then served
the guests by Mrs. Rhodes. assisted
by Mrs. Otto Schumacher. Besides
the regular club members enjoying
the meeting there were present as
visitors Miss Mamie Duncan, OF CO.
lumbia, and Miss Katie Robins, Of
MILESTONE, house guests of Mrs.
Rhodes.
James S. Wilson, a member of
the Butler Guards, First Regiment,
now stationed at Greenville, has
been drawn, along with 20 other
members OF that command, to serve
In the Engineer Corps. 1t Is thought
possible that the Engineer Corps
will be sent to France considerably
sooner than the regular army forces
now in training. Young Wilson was
the only one Of the Walhalla boys
drawn for this service. FIe is a
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. iao. l.. Wilson,
Paul Harkins and Frank Nicholson,
OF Oconee. are members Of Company
A, Engineers Corps. and Norton
Stribling, Of Walhalla, Is lieutenant
Of Company B, Engineers Corps. 1t
Is understood these companies will
entrain to-day for Long Island.
Auto for Sale-In good running
order; recently overhauled; bargain
IN 1t. Apply to VIM. A. Hetrick,
Walhalla, S. C.-Adv. IT,
j. +. Hedden and George Nor
ton returned Sunday from trip into
the mountain sections of Western
North Carolina, where they visited
at the old home OF Mr.. Hedden and
and spent few days fishing and
hunting. Their trip was one Of much
pleasure, marred only by heavy roads,
due to much rain, on their return
trip, and an accident on the road Mr..
Morton was driving his Ford run
about. and on reaching a sharp curve
in the road he encountered a large
Studebaker car. Mr.. Morton was
coming down the mountain, while the
Studebaker was ascending the grade.
The collision occurred at point
where there was ample room to
pass, but the road had been recently
worked, and both machines we're
"hugging" the bank. The ascending
machine, fortunately, came almost to
a stop just as the collision occurred.
Both cars were put out Of commits
sion, causing considerable delay. No
one was Eurt, though lady occupant
OF the Studebaker was thrown
against the Windshield Of tho car, her
head going completely through the
glass. Fortunately she had on
large hat, which protected her, and
she came out OF tho collision without
q scratch.