Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-10-09

-Hrg. Lena PucEAaber recently
returned - her nome In Charlegton
alter having made An extended vlgit
~ her mother. Nrg. II. l.. Brandt,
and among other reiatives and
fricndg.
--~Dr. and Hra. J. -. bcll left FRI
day laat for Columbia 10 be with
their son, william, Who is attend
Ing the En!"eraity 0. south Caro-
lima. and "ho haH been suffering with
Influenza. He Ia, hO"c"cr, reported
TO DC conaiderabiy irnorOved.
ReY. and Mrs. T:d~. +. K. Roof
we're among friends IN Walhalla for
Il tea days last week. and Visiting
Mrs. KoOfs mother. Mrs. Geo. l..
Wilson. They left the latter part OF
last week for Ogle:thorpe, Ga. at
which place they will make their
home. Rev. Mr.. Root is pastor OF
the Lutheran church at that place.
For 2alc.--FOrd touring car,
1913 model; in excellent condition,
With shock absorbers, spot light and
Yale lock switch. Better see this
car at once II you want d good Ford.
Ballenger Hardware and Furniture
CO.. Seneca. 8. &. adv
home OF Mr. and Mrs. X. ID. Oclkcrs
lat "Wednesday eYening, October ..
At 8 O'Clock, when the death angel
came and took away their darling
baby boy, little X. D., Jr., aged
3 Years and months. The little rel
low was an unusually bright child
and will be misse1 by all who
knew him. The cauhn OF his death
WaB diphthcria. The bereaved par
cnts have the synpathy OF many In
their SOTrOw
News waB received in Walhalla
| last week Of the death OF LescBne
Cud wOath, which occurred at the
| Citadel on Thursday OF last week.
The dcceased was a son OF Mrs. +.
VI. CudwOrth, who at one time re-
sided In Walhalla. and the young
man was well known by many
here as a youth. He was attend
| Ing the Citadel at the time Of his
being taken III. Intcrmcnt was
made In Magnolia Cemetery. Char
lesion, on Sunday last. There are
many friends OF the family here who
| VIII join with us In extending sympa-
thy to the bcreavcd ones In their
sorrow.
-~OcOncc friends OF Prof. and Mrs.
J. s. Jennings, who have been re-
siding at Monroe, La, will be inter
cStch to know that they have moved
10 li0rnbcck, La, where they will be
engaged In teaching school, Prof
jennings az principal Of the lIOrnbcck
| High School ana Mrs. jennings as
first assistant. Prof. and Mrs. Jen-
ninEB were at one time connected
with public school work In Oconcc
| having had charge OF the Oakway
school. Mrs. Jennings Is a native
OF North Carolina. being daurh-
ter OF Grnndy Hill, formerly OF
iiorHc Cove. She is pleasantly re-
membcrod by many here as Miss
CancIe i'm.
Tho many Walhalla friends of
Sam N. PI,chfOrd, OF Anderson, were
glad to see him here Monday morn
Ing. though his visit to his old home
town was very brief. He reports all
members Of his family enjoying good
health except Sergt. Sam G. Pitch
ford. with tho American Expedition.
ary !Hor:cG * Europe. whc Is nov II,
a hospital in London, England, hav.
Ing been recently wounded. Mrs. s.
q. PitchfOrd, OF Greenville. last week
received n cablcgram announcing the
injury OF her husband. The message
came direct from Mr.. Pitchford, and
stated that he was slightly wounded
but doing we'll In the care OF Red
Cross nursoa in London. lie has a
host or friends here in his old home
who will join with The Courier In
the hope that he may soon be entirely
recovered from his wounds.
The members Of the Paul IIayne
Circle enjoyed Il delightful meeting
ON October 18th with Mrs. E. l.. IIcrn-
don. a patriotic program had been
arranged by tho hostosa and seve-
raj lovely musical Bclccti0ns wore
rendered by MoSdamcs John Anscl
w. G.. lluEhs. S. t.. Werner and H.
Il. IIuEhs. and an interesting read
ing by Mrs. II. j.. Rogers. At the
close Of the program. and after the
club had adjourned, the hostess
asked her guests to engage IN Il pat
ri0tic contest. Pictures representing
patriotic songs were placed about
the rooms. and the names OF the
SONGS were the answers. After 4
merry half hour II was found that
nearly all had guessed correctly
Miss StrOthGr and Mrs. John Anscl
were fortunate In drawing the. high
Csi numbers and were rewarded with
a blue and rcd ribbon, respectively
| pinned with dainty United States
flags. Delicious refreshments were
served by tho hostess. assisted by
| Misses Smith and Taylor. Miss
Smith, dressed az "Amorica," and
Miss Taylor M Red Cross nurse,
had earlier In tho afternoon grace.
fully presided over n most refresh
Ing and tempting punch bowl. The
house was beautifully decorated with
tho flags OF tho allied nations and
bowls OF lovely red. white and blue