Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-09-11
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president ID. B. Johnson. Of Win
throp College, has made the an
nOuncement Of awards of scholarships
for this year, among which we note
the following: Miss Grace Watson
Beard Miss Lillian Ethel Martin,
Oconee. Miss Mary Eta Foster, also
Of Oc0nee, has been awarded a schol-
arship, vacant for Marlboro county,
for which there was no applicant oil
gible this year from Marlboro.
Fall line Of dry goods and no.
tions arriving daily. Call and in
Spect our stock. G. w. PitchfUrd. ad.
The announcement OF the mar
riage Of Miss Dora Herring, Of Town
Vile, and VIM. T. McGuff1n, of West
minister, was announced last week.
The couple were married at tho Meth
odist parsonage in Seneca on August
22d. Only a few relatives were pres
ent at the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
McGufiin will make their home in
Westminster. They have the best
wishes OF large number Of friends.
We have complete line Of boys
school suits and shoes: also girls
school dresses Buy now for the win
ter and save money. The Peoples
Store, Walhalla-"More goods for
same money; same goods for less
money. ."---Adv.
--Atteati"n Is directed to the new
advertisements Of The Globe Store,
Westminster; 9. w. & J F. Rauk-
night and G. w. Pitchford, Walhalla;
Il. X. Nimmons and Ballenger Hard
ware Company, Seneca; Mitchell &
Reeder, Westminster. The quarterly
statements Of the banks of Oconee
are also published this week. Note
all these advertisements and give the
merchants named full consideration
when in need OF articles in their line.
For Sale-Forty pigs. Now
ready for delivery. w. NJ. Brown &
Son, Walhalla.-Adv.
The many Walhalla and Oconee
friends Of Harry Earle, who has
been in a military camp In Florida,
will be pleased to learn that he has
been promoted to the rank OF lieuten-
ant. His promotion carries with 1t
removal to Atlanta, which city will
for the present be his headquarters.
Lieut.. Earle Is son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
}. II. Earle, OF Walhalla. He Is en-
pected home for a brief period within
Il few days.
Girls Wanted-To loop hosiery
at home. Apply to Hetrick Hosiery
Mills, Walhalla.-Adv.tf.
Mrs. Joel w. Bowen and children.
Of Mount Pleasant, accompanied by
her three children. William and
Boone and Miss Aretha. arrived in
Walhalla yesterday about noon, nav
ing driven through the country in
thor touring car. They will be here
for week, visiting at the homes of
B. r., w. d. and J. NJ. Moss, brothers
Of Mrs. Bowen. Tney have numerous
friends here who vi i'll he delighted to
meet them again.
We carry one of the largest
work shoe lines in the city. We han
die nothing but standard makes at
right prices. See us first. The Peo-
pies Store. Walhalla-''Sells 1t for
less ADV.
Miss lneZ NJ. Douthit will leave
Walhalla tomorrow for Virginia., in
which State she will visit friends at
Danvlle and Alton. going from there
to Washingto D. c., for brief stay
with friends Miss Douthit will en-
ter Blackstone College. at blackstone,
Va. for the coming session. She has
numerous friends here who will Join
with us In wishing her every success
in tho prosecution Of her studies at
this splendid institution.
Red cedar has been famous for
It's remarkable durability. Red ce-
dar shingles will last your lifetime
We have them. Matheson Hardware
Co., Westminster, S. C.-Adv.
Sadness came to many people
Wednesday afternoon, August 21st.
when it was learned that Marie Nor
Marie was the 6-year-Old daughter of
near Walhalla. She suffered from
conducted by Rev. w. NJ. Thompson,
cemetery. The heartfelt sympathy Of
Il large circle Of friends is extended
to the bereaved ones.
For Sale-Small quantity Of
hairy vetch; two-thirds vetch, with
oats and rye; 15c. per pound. Also,
scrricea bic pony at reasonable price.
w. b. Aull, Walhalla. ADV.
Last Thursday evening a most
original party was given by Mrs. J.
w. Rankin in honor Of Miss Mary
Ellen Wilson, whose. engagement
to Rev. f.. +. *. Roof was announced
last week. After spending a pleasant
period in talking and sewing, the
guests We're attracted by the sound
Of sweet voices singing "The Flower
Romance Presently Misses Ruth
Hctrick and Retta Covington and
Master John Hetrick entered the
room singing as they advanced. They
carried a large dishpan filed with
Kitchen utensils of every size and do