Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-06-11

he will be. engaged in the lumber
business.
Miss Virginia McMahan, an eff
cient young teacher Of the county. is
in Walhalla for few days, attend
ing the Normal Training Class.
Auto owners, make our shop
your headquarters while in town.
Walhalla Tire Shop.-adv. loft
The Methodist Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. J. Il. Earle on to-
morrow (Thursday) afternoon at
$50 o'clock.
Mrs. II. l.. Brandt has for seve-
raj days been quite i'll, requiring the
attention of physician. We are
glad to learn, however, that she is
improving. and hope soon to note
that she has entirely recovered.
j. ii. Barnett, of Westminster.
has number Of tracts Of land for
sale. See his announcement on an
other page. Keep ali eye on his
space for nice farms and other prop
erty, and correspond with him.
Another shipment of refrigera-
tors Just received. See us before
hardware Co, Westminster, S. c.
adv.-21-tf.
Mrs. NJ. J. GlaZener, of Rosman,
\. c.; Mrs. William Langhausen, Of
Grace, Idaho; Mrs. Kannie Cobb
are visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Brown. These visitors in
our midst have many friends who are
delighted to welcome them among us.
There will be an ice cream fes-
ut O.
afternoon, June IA. Cream will be
served in the grove near the church
from until 10 o'clock. The public
is cordially invited to attend and pa
tronize freely. The proceeds will 60
to the church, and the w. NJ. S. will
have charge of the work.
The many friends Of H. C. Busch
will be glad to know that he is i'm
proving, after an illness Of a week or
more. Mr.. Busch came home some
weeks ago on account Of the illness
of Mrs. Busch, and Just before the
time he intended returning to Char
lesion he was taken i'll, suffering Il
return Of an old trouble. He expects
soon to be quite himself again.
Our vulcanizing Is done the
factory way"--the only way. Wal
The Paul Hayne Circle enjoyed
a delightful meeting, with Mrs. W.
ID. Moss as hostess. on Friday last,
June 9Th. Readings by Mesdames.
Bauknight. Steck and Miss Strother,
and Il lovely piano solo by Mrs. Hern-
don. made up the program for the
afternoon. During the social hour IA
delicious salad course was served.
The Circle will meet on June goth
with Miss Daisy Strong.
MIR. and Mrs w. c. Hughs and
their little daughter, Gertrude, left
yesterday morning for Charleston.
Mr.. Hnghs is attending the annual
business meeting of the Association
OF Graduates of the Citadel, and is
also taking in the commencement
| exercises for this year. One inter
rSting feature Of the occasion will be
the unr"iling OF bronze tablet from
III" HsSOriatiOn to the memory OF
Lieut.. David. the first Citadel gradu-
ate TO di" in France. Hrs. lIughs
;i.i daughter will visit relatives and
pruh-hly attend some OF the above
mentioned exercises. They expect
to return to Walhalla Saturday after
noon.
Iohn W. Allen and wife return
| ed last Saturday from Whitmire, S.
| c.. where they went on account Of
| the serious Hines Of Mrs. Aliens sis
| ter. who recently suffered stroke
Of paralysis. We arc glad to learn
| that they left the young woman in
considerably improved condition. We
learn from MIR. Allen that Dr.. j. II .
Moore is still residing with his fam
lily at Whitmire. and is prospering,
practicing his profession and enjoy
| ing splendid practice. He sent by
| Mr.. Allen his kindest regards TO the
people of Walhalla, who will be glad
indeed to hear Of him and his, and
| to note that they are getting along so
| well in their adopted home. Dr.
Moore hopes, he said. to be able to
make a pleasure trip this summer
| to Walhalla and other Oconee points.
| -Buggies-Buggies and buggy
| harness.-We have just received a
shipment Of the Taylor-Cannady high
| grade buggies. Our stock of buggy
harness Is complete. 1t will pay you
TO SEQ us before placing your order.
Whitmire Marett Hardware Co.,
| Westminster, S. C.-adv.-21tf.
Last Sunday afternoon heavy
rain and hail storm visited the sec
tons of country west and northwest
Of Walhalla. The storm lasted but
Il few minutes. but considerable dam
age is reported in some sections.
where advanced cotton and corn were
pretty badly beaten down and shred
dcd. The area covered by the storm
| was rather prescribed. and the dam
| age. so far as we have been able to
| ascertain, is not OF II nature such
as TO prove permanently injurious
| TO the crops. II is generally thought
| that they will recover with but COM