Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-08-20
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Mir. and Mrs. Nathaniel Phillips
left last Sunday afternoon for Clay
ton, Ca, where they will be for two
weeks visiting at the home OF their
laughter, Mrs. }. Ii. Cannon.
-.Nlr. and Mrs. George Norris, Of
Macon, Ga, are visiting in the coun-
~ for some days, spending most Of
their time at the home Of Mr.. Nor
ris's brother, w. II. Norris, Of West
minister. Mr.. Norris was in Walhalla
for Il short while Monday, giving
us the benefit Of his services for a
brief period at the linotype machine.
lie Is Il pleasant gentleman and is
always most welcome visitor at
The Courier Office.
We are glad to see our bows
coming back home from overseas
service, and among those whom we
nave lately had opportunity to well
come Is our young friend, Johnny
schumacher, who returned to Wal
malta last Sunday evening. John says
that Sunday has proved to be his
lucky day throughout the war, and
that this Sunday luck is following
him, his greatest good luck being
that he was able to reach home and
greet his loved ones on the Sabbath.
John Is the youngest son of o. IL.
Schumacher, OF Walhalla, and is be-
ing most cordially welcomed by his
many old friends.
We were glad indeed to see our
friend, VIM. b. Cooley, in Walhalla
for a short while last week. He came
to Walhalla to visit his mother and
sister, Mrs. VI. a. and Miss Nora
Cooley, and his numerous friends.
He left Thursday afternoon for At
lanta to attend to matters Of bust
ness and to cndeavor to secure an
extension Of his furlough for Il short
period. Mr.. Cooley has but recently
returned from overseas service in
the army and will in the future be
stationed at Camp Mills, y. Y..wherc
he will be in the capacity OF sargeant
in the qunrtermaSter'S department.
in connection with the bakers and
COOKS school, Mr.. Cooley has Il host
Of friends here who were indeed
glad 20 see him again.
--t;eCrgc E"ufmann is one Of the
latest arrivals from overseas, he hay-
ing come IN unanNOunced Oh last
ThurSdat afternoon. lie had bnpn in
servirn with the army OF Orcupa;!ou
IN Germany for some mouth, anl
while there are i number d things
not altogether s:?stCful to him in
the EEl opcan .uIntrirS he has Wis
tied and in which he ia, seen ser
vice. still he tOlnd ne pla % rhicn
he thought cDuid compare with this
great country Of ours. MIR. liauf-
mann is a son OF Il. +. Kaufman.
OF Waihalla, and has il host OF friends
who arc extending to him most
hearty welcome home. lie had good
.rir over. having sailed from Bres,
on the 9th of July and reached
home on the 18th Of August.
- lIlzic, the six year and Hve
months old son Of MIR. and Mrs. J. +.
Brucke, died at the home Of his
parents near West Union on July IS.
last, alter Il brief illness Of typhoid
fever. He was sick for about two
weeks before death came to relieve
his suffering. He will be missed
sadly in his home and in the Sunday
! school Ito was Il III iSGt AND .aith,
/ .ft hoy, s..N wa" iONci by all WNr
! hArW him. FuHGral services were
! hrlL II The hONc and the tn'orl0ent
/ ,uok rlHcc "a Wolf Sl.Ee D;aptiaf
>Nl..C uI;. I.-.u MeIv .A..uy .T.unl:.
of the young boy and his family
present to pay the last sad tvibut tc
to the memory Of the deceased. We
join with other friends Of the be-
reaved ones in extending sympathy
| to them III their deep sorrow
Rcy l.. NJ. LYDIA has been en-
gagged in revival work in this coun-
~ for the past ten days or two
weeks, I has returned to Wulhalla
| n, n la al
ing on the first Sunday in August at
the Madison Baptist church. in which
meeting the church is reported to
have been greatly revived spiritually
and eight members were added to
the church. The meeting was con-
tinued for eight days NJ. G.. Grant.
OF Townvillc. had charge OF the music
during the meeting. On the second
sunday Mr.. LyGa closed a week =
meeting at Earlc'S Grove Baptist
church. IL which meeting he was
assisted by Rev. w. y. i!ammett. Of
Rock Hill Fourteen members were
| received into the church during this
meeting. Last sunday morning Mr..
l.yda closed meeting at the TOX-
away baptist church. This meeting
was we'll attended from start to the
close. the church was spiritually re-
vivcd and l6 members were added
to the church roll. some Of these be-
! ing fathers and mothers past middle
lifc. wlo Joined by experience Of
grace on the last nigh: OF the meet
| ing. There were 80 or more who
asked 20 be remembered in prayer.
Mr.. Long conducted the singing at
! this meeting.
. 4. T. Mex kmncy last week sold
. TO r. II. Alexander his residence
! and one acre Of land on College