Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-08-06

nome with mis- parents, MIR. and Mrs
J. n. Davis, OF Walhalla Route 2.
Mr.. Davis talks interestingly along
many lines. having seen Is months
service overseas and two years SER
vice since enlisting. Among other
things that he cannot understand"
and that thousands of others can
not understands why it Is that
American products are sold In Ger
many to-day for less money than they
can be bought right here In the
United States. The fact stands out
as a glowing tribute to Yankee"
a,ility 1--WE use the term Yankee"
in the European sense as applying
to all Of our nation) to "do some
body good" even il we have to do
each other. Our men and boys from
"oyer there" take note Of 1t as soon
as they get back ''oyer here" Young
| Davis Is considering the question Of
loca ting here, remaining with his
parents for the present, and we hope
that he will decide to be "one of
u.s. permanently.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. w. Langston
moved last week to Walhalla from
| West Union, where they had been
| residing for some months, owing to
the inability Of the Baptist denomi-
nation to secure a home for their
pastor. Recently one Of the Fahne-
stock cottages on Mauldin street was
purchased by the members Of the
Baptist church, and this will be the
permanent home Of the Baptist pas
tor for the present and in the future
We are glad to nave Rev. and Mrs.
LangstOn and family in our midst
again.
| Lieut.. Malcolm NJ. Dickson, who
recently returned from overseas ser
vice and is now with his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. w. p. Dickson. Of the lower
part Of the county, was caller at
The Courier office Monday last, in
company with his father, who was
here to attend the educa tional meet
ing at the Court House. Lieut. Dick
son is a stalwart, handsome young
| fellow and has seen 16 months SER
vice overseas with the Ameri-
can forces and two years service in
the army altogether. He was an
officer in machine gun company,
9th Infantry, 9Th Division. We are
mighty glad to know that Lieut. Dick
son is back. safe and sound, and that
the Dickson family are looking for
ward with happy hearts to the early
return OF their other son, Kenneth.
who has also been for many months
in service overseas. These young
men have numerous friends over the
county who are deeply interested in
them aud rejoice in their pluck and
patriotism that sent them to the ac-
tive front and their good fortune III
BEING able to come out Of the con-
Nict sound and we'll.
~ most interesting and pleasant
occasion was the reunion held on
last Sunday at the home Of S. D..
Nicholson. Of Walhalla Route No. 3.
and which was given in honor Of
Mrs. r. B. Lindsay. formerly Of WAL
hail&. but who is now residing in
Anderson. All Of the members Of
the family were present. with num-
Ter of friends in the community.
Mrs. T'ndsav nnd hnr two daughters.
! .t&%rS Wary DNd tOTrNljH. nyr on 4
two w"Nhs' visit uod" Wuhaila. auG
! il was WDjlc d, 'ne nome OF Mr.. and
| '!rs. Nicholson thut me pleasant
,#urpriSc was an angcu 'o, the aged
lady There were many who came
with we'll filled baskets, among them
being w. n. Lindsay and family, of
Tamassee; Mrs, d. o. Whitmire and
family, Of Anderson: J. n. Lindsay
and family, OF Anderson; ]. G. Lind
say, Of Clemson. Others from a dis
tance were Duf1ie Todd, Of Colum-
hia. and his wife, and Miss Lizzie
Belle Henderson. OF Anderson An
ample table was spread In the grove,
and after a most bountiful repast
the evening was enjoyed by all en-
gaging in singing and praise A
Scripture lesson was read by Rev. C.
f. Rochester. and the assembled
guests were led in prayer by w. w.
Fowler. The occasion was most
delightful one, and was greatly ell
joyed by all.