Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-09-18

at home. Apply to Hetrick Hosiery
Mills, Walhalla.-Adv.tf.
| Miss Carrie Darby Harrison left
to-day for Columbia to resume her
studies at Chicora College for Wo-
men.
H. F. l.. and H. G. G. ,Hoffmeyer,
Of Florence county, spent the past
weekend in Walhalla visiting their
| grandmother, Mrs. H. IL. Brandt, and
other relatives.
Gordon FAINT, Holleman Seaborn,
George Harrison, Clifton Cobb and
John Schroeder left yesterday for
Clemson College, where they will re-
sumo their studies.
Joe Moss, William Stribling,
Frank Schroeder will leave Thursday
| for Clemson, where they will matric-
ulate for the coming session.
| TO Rent The Schumacher
house on Main street. Apply to w.
l.. Werner at Bank of Walhalla.-Ad.
Clarence Earle, just from Pana-
ma, spent the past weekend in wal
halla among relatives. For the past
13 years he has held "a position in
the Zone, being an employ in the U.
S. Treasury Department.
On account of a number Of diph-
liberia cases in town none OF the
churches were opened last Sunday.
The school did mot open on Monday,
but will probably open Monday Of
next week if there are no new cases
Of diphtheria.
| MIR. and Mrs. II. S. Davis, of
West Union, have received word that
their son, Charles Davis, has arrived
safely overseas. From his letters it
is judged that he is somewhere in
England. He is in the artillery
branch of the service.
We have been requested to max e
the following announcement: "The
union meeting of the upper division
Of the Beaverdam Baptist Association
will meet with the Coneross Baptist
church on September 2Slh and 29th.
\ number OF prominent speak erS
have places on the program. A sure
treat is in store for all who attend"
For Sale--Lot OF pigs and one
1917 Ford touring car. See DR.. j.
w. Bell, Walhalla, S. C.-Adv. If.
1T is now Lieut.. Douglas S. Sea-
born. He received his commission
| .
Seaborn recently came to the States
from the Canal Zone, where he had
been for several years. We congrat-
ulate Lieut.. Seaborn aud hope for
his continued rise in the service. He
will be attached to the aviation
branch, and has been ordered to re-
port to the commanding officer at
Detroit, Mich, by the 23d of this
month. For the present his wife will
remain in Walhalla.
There are many friends here
who will learn with regret that
Harry r. Hughs, Of the aviation de-
partment of the army, will be una
BILE at the present time to pay an an
ticipated visit home. Mr.. Hughs has
just completed successfully the avia-
ton course, standing all eXamina-
tions with high marks, and will soon
be ordered to take up actual training
work. He had been granted two
weeks furlough, but the papers were
delayed in Washington, in all proba-
bility making a leave of absence i'm
possible now or in the near future.
Plenty of cement and roofing for
everybody. w. M. Brown C Son. ad.
--Fred Woodrow Taylor, aged IS
|
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Taylor, who
live in the Ebenezer section, on last
Saturday night at 10 o'clock, after
suffering few days from whooping
cough. Interment took place in the
Tairview cemetery on Sunday after
noon at 5 o'clock. Burial services
were conducted by Rev. e. p. Taylor
Of Walhalla. The many friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor sympathize deep
ly with them in the loss OF the little
one. The parents desire us to extend
thanks to friends and neighbors for
many kindnesses shown them in their
bereavement.
John Morgan. Of Anderson, has
recently purchased from Geo. n. Nor
ton his home place just above town
and will move to Walhalla within the
next week or ten days. Mr.. Morgan
will take possession Of his home
above town about January 1st and
will engage in farming. His family
consists Of his wife and one child.
There are a " acres in the tract
purchased by him. and the price paid
was $50 per acre. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
gan will spend several months in
Walhalla before taking charge Of
their new home. We cordially well
come these good people to our coun-
ty and community
DR. Geo. G. Mizelle, formerly Of
Atlanta, but now Of Camp Wads-
worth Spartanburg. was in Walhalla
for brief period last Sunday, hav-
ing stopped over here to see Mrs. J.
A. Steck, who recently underwent
an operation in Atlanta while under
his care DR. MiZel1e waS called FOR
army service some months ago, and