Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-04-24

--Lost--S. G. auto license tag No.
32336. Notify Thad, Wood, Salem,
S. C.-Adv.* ~
. ---Mrs. LIN. Murphy and chill
dren, kof, Anderson, spent the week.
end in Walhalla Visiting the formers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. d. Isbell
Mira. Lucy Maxwell and children,
OF Columbia, arrived III WalNalla
Yesterday afternoon to spend a short
X. Maxwell.
Gordon Fant, George Harrison,
Clifton Cobb, Holleman Seaborn and
John Schroeder, OF Clemson College,
spent the weekend in Walhalia with
their parents.
-~-Rev. G. II. Abercrombie will
preach at Cheohee next Sunday at
o'clock a. m. instead Of p. M. The
singing at Salem.
Corp. Bishop Grant, of Camp
Sewer, and Miss Pauline Grant, OF
Anderson, spent the weekend in
Walhalla with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. A. Grant.
Ship your chickens and eggs to
John J. Reeder, 45 East Hunter St.,
Atlanta, Ca, and get the highest
market price, Spot Cash.--Adv.
Mrs. T.. C. Bischoff and son
Frederick will leave Thursday for
Jacksonville for a ten days visit to
Mr. Bischoff, who Is special agent for
the Clyde Steamship Company. Since
the taking over Of The steamship
companies by the government Mr..
Bischoff has been looking after basi-
ness aboard boat operating be-
tween Jacksonville and Federal
Point. Miss Augusta Crenshaw, Of
Atlanta, will join Mrs. Bischoff and
With her attend the graduation OK
ercises for nurses at st. Augustine,
whore Mrs. Viola Hetrick, their sis
ter, will graduate as one OF the class
of 1918.
-Chas. G.. Burleyi&of Harlowton,
Mont, Is spending ten days in Oco-
Nee, being on Visit to his mother,
Mrs. S. %. Bhrley, IN the Blue Ridge
sncti ion. Charlie came east last
SepteImbar with the First Montana
Regiment, OK which he was mem
her. For two months he was sta
toned at camp Green, Charlotte N.
G.. On December SGtt.hhs his regiment
cal examination was had for foiSslgeh
did not pass. He saw his regiment
leave for foreign service, but could
not 60. He was transferred to hos
pital in New York State. After stay
ing there about two months he was
finally given discharge, and came
home last week. He Will leave the
last of this week for Harlowton,
Mont. where he has a government
land grant. This Is Mr.. Burley's first
visit to his old home in over eight
years. Mr.. Burley is over the draft
age and it Is hardly probable that he
will ever join his old regiment.
Auction sale of secondhand
wagons, buggies, wagon and buggy
parts, farm implements and supplies;
also some merchandise. Come and
cave money. Sale starts Saturday,
2 o'clock; at the old store room just
above the post office. r. G. Carter,
Walhalla. S. C.--4Adv.
Invitations have been received in
Walhalla to the graduation exercises
OF the Flagler Hospital and Training
School for Nurses at St. Augustine.
Fla. Mrs. Viola c. Hetrick, young
est daughter Of our townsman, New
ton Crenshaw, has made most en-
viable record for herself, in the
Tlagler Hospital. and her name
heads the list Of graduates this year.
Mrs. Hetrick has been chosen to de-
liver the essay on "Nateri Medici"
at the graduation exercises on May
I'd. She Is also honor graduate Of
her class and has been dubbed the
Star Nurse On May 4th Mrs.
Hetrick will take charge Of Flagler
Hospital for a month in place Of the
regular superintendent, who will at
tend the National Nurses Conven-
ton 1T Detroit, Mich, and will then
visit other points North. After that
Mrs. Hetrick will remain on duty un-
til other plans mature. We feel
special pride in Mrs. Hetrick in that
she Is a Walhalla young woman, one
Of our own girls. We will note her
future career with deep interest.
Rev. Massih Cobb died at his
home in the Hetrlck Hosiery Mill
village, just out Of Walhalla, last
Wednesday night. He had long been
a sufferer from Bright's disease,
though he had never given up, and
until within few weeks Of his death
had retained active charge Of pasto-
raj work as pastor Of the South Side
Baptist church. He was born in
January, 1853, and was a native Of
the Mountain Grove section of Oco-
nee. His parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Robert Cobb, are still living. He
leaves wife and seven children to
mourn his death. All Of ME chill
dren are married. He was good
man and had lived an active and use
ful life. devoting his time to physi-
cal labors as we'll as serving weak
churches in his denomination. Fun