Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-10-29
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&C. W. Bauknight is this week
in the Western mule markets and ex-
poets to return to WalhaIla within
la week, shipping here two or three
car loads Of the finest mules he has
ever handled. He will bring with
the lot Il number Of such horses and
mares as he may be able to find that
properly suit the needs of farmers
and others IN this section.
| Mrs. j. II. Kay, Of Jefferson,
Texas, w;\ a visitor IN Walhalla dur
ing last week, visiting her sister,
Mrs. +. A. II. Schroeder, and being Il
guest several times during her visit
IN the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Earle. Mrs. Kay Is pleasantly remem-
bered by many here as Miss Aloe
Hicks. Mr.. and Mrs. Kay have for
number Of years been residing in
Texas, and now count that "home."
will always feel q deep interest in
them though in distant State.
&C. l.. Dean, civil engineer and
surveyor, Of Central, was in Walhal-
la for short while last week on
business Mr.. Dean was engaged in
plating a number Of tracts Of land
preparatory to the registering of
these lands under the Torrens sys-
TEN. lie has been making special
ty Of surveying and plating lands
for permanent record for some time,
and his work Is meeting with great
favor by those who are thinking
more Of the future safety as to
title, etc.
Monroe Glazener, brother Of
Mrs. w. VI. Brown, Of Walhalla, died
at his home in Hendersonville, n.
G., last Saturday about noon. Mr..
Glazener had been i'll for only
few weeks. death resulting from
blood poisoning due to an operation
for the removal Of several carbuncleS
on his neck. He was quite well
known in sections Of Oconee, having
on numerous occasions been in this
part of the country. Mrs Brown
left Satu"'!it afternoon for Henaer-
sonvislc, and accompanied her broth
er's body to the old GlaZene1 home
at Rosman, y. c., where the funeral
and intcrment were held on Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. GlaZener was about
is years Of age.
| No little interest will be felt in
the announcement of the marriage,
on October 7th, at the home of the
| niiuc ~ ShtS, MI ana MIS-. ". w.
| Stamey, OF the JOcaSScc section, of
Miss Celia Stamey and John w. Pat
terson. The bride is charming
young lady, and there are host of
friends who will join in extending
to her every good wish. The groom
is Il son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Pat
tcrSOn, also Of the upper section of
our county, and is Il young man OF
lSterling worth. lie has been serving
lor ''e years III tne =. >. army ana
came nome on furlough 10 claim
ms piue' we JOIN WIN other frlends
IN eH'ehaihs TO MIN sincere congrat-
o'"'iohs OH winning the heart ana
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-"aiter alexander suhered
severely last wednesday morning
from an accident by whlch he lost
ms right arm. Mr. Alexander was
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