Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-02-20

--lnc woman missionary society
of ST. Johns Lutheran church will
hold a public meeting in the church
Sunday at 7.30 p. III. There will be
recitations, readings and musical Sc
lections. The Offering will be for
missions.
Miss Marion llctrick left Mon
day for Greenyille. where she has
entered the Grecnville Woman's Col
lugc. Miss EIetrick has for some
time been student at COkcr Col
lcGc. IIartsyillc. which institution
she has left owing TO the inaccessi-
bility OF the school to her home. Her
friends will be glad to know that
hereafter she will be nearer home.
In a letter from Guy +. Grove, in
which he requests change OF address
for his paper. he states that Mrs.
Grove and their daughter, Miss Lou
Use. have gone to "the plantation"
over in Mississippi, and that their
address will in the future be Clancy,
Miss. Box 81, Route No. l. From
this information we infer that Mr..
Grove is nearing the time when he
will abandon railway work and enter
the business Of farming and stock
raising. al enterprise in which he
has long tndulged the hope OF enter
ing on an extensive scale. MIR.
Grove is Il hustler and will doubtless
make a success Of whatever he un-
dertakes. Heres hopin'," Guy.
We manufacture memorials from
the smallest marker to the largest
monur' .nts. We always have a
nun Der finished ready for lettering.
rall at our show room and see them
nrfOre placing your order. Seneca
Marble and Granite Works.--Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Mongold, Of
Three Forks, Mont, returned to their
home last week after having spent
more than month here with rela-
tives in various parts Of the county.
They visited mainly at the home Of
Mr.. Mongold's brother, w. Fl. Mon
gold, Of the milestone section. Mrs.
Mongold is also native of this sec
tion Of the country, though not Of
Oconee county. she having been born
ut Pine Mountain. Ga. Before mar
riage she was Miss Lou Billingsley.
Their visit this year was the first in
l6 years. Mr.. Mongold Is engaged
extensively in agriculture and stock
raising in Montana, and has made
great success of his business since
going West. They have many friends
in Oconee who were delighted to meet
them again.
Married. at the Court House, on
Saturday afternoon last, February
10th. Miss Rosa Brown and Pleasant
Green Allen. The bride and groom
are both OF Walhalla, tho latter be-
ing a son of Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Allen.
The bride is sister OF Mrs. John
Allen, with whom she has been liv-
ing for some time. Friends of the
young couple will join with us in ex-
tending good wishes to them. The
ceremony was performed by Clerk of
Court John f. Craig, assisted by
Rev" Marguerite Brennecke, the
former reading the ceremony to the
bride. the latter using the mute al
phabet for the benefit Of the groom,
who is mute. They will reside in
Walhalla. Mr.. Allen being employed
at the Walhalla Plant of the Victor
Monaghan Mills.
Not only are Oconce's boys in
the home camps making good. but
now and then we hear Of "our boys
over there" and the reports are uni
formly good. The Courier has just
learned Of Il promotion for one of
Nconee's boys on the front in Eu-
|, g. J. w. Stribling, a second lieu
te mt in the headquarters company,
Field Artillery, has but recently been
promoted to a captaincy in the field
artillery branch Of the service. Mr..
Stribling will, therefore, have the
command Of some ten or twelve Off
GERS and a hundred and seventy or
more men, the service calling for
about hundred and fifty horses for
their active work. Young Stribling
is a son of Mrs. Matte V. Stribling,
formerly Of Seneca. but now of
Greenville. He has a host of friends
here and elsewhere who will learn
with great pleasure Of his attain
ments on the field Of action. Previ-
Gus to his promotion Mr.. Stribling
Was connected with the wireless SER
vice. in the capacity Of lieutenant.
He attended the officers training
camp at Oglethorpe last summer,
emerging with lieutenancy on an
examination average OF fraction
over 98 out OF possible 100. Young
Stribling is a graduate Of Clemson
College. and while in school was a
star player OH the foot ball team. He
is an all-round athlete. We and
other friends Of Capt. Stribling await
with pleasant anticipation news Of
further merited advancement.
Liquid smoke! The best meat
preserver on the market. Try it, G.
w. & J. E. Bauknight.- t.--Adv..
Lewis G.. Harrison returned last
Saturday to Camp Beauregard, La,
where he has been stationed for some
months, and from which camp he re-
turned to Walhalla some weeks ago
n nj hic L.
spent at home with his family and
among friends did much toward re-
cuperating his health. though he was
not quite back to normal when he
left for re-entering the camp. Mr..
Harrison lpTt n unn1