Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-09-10
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See our nice line Of buggies just re-
ceived. w NJ. Brown & Son.--ady.
H. +. l.. Hoffmeyer, OF Florence,
was in Walhalla for short while
with relatives last week. He was re-
turning to Clemson College, which
institution he has now entered, and
came up to Walhalla to be with rela-
tives and friends for few days be-
fore entering college.
Hon. j. c. Alexander, OF the
Seneca section OF the county, Is
spending some time in Walhalla
visiting at the homes Of his sons,
Treasurer Z. II. Alexander and
Sheriff w. NJ. Alexander. He has
host Of friends here who are de-
lighted to meet him again.
Lime in any quantity you want.
w. NJ. Brown & Son.-adv
Wilbur ID. White, who spent the
summer in Walhalla with his uncle.
K. II. Jaynes, left last week for
Branchyille to be with his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. White, until the
opening OF South Carolina Univer-
sity, when he will enter the law de-
partment Of that institution.
--Tkcre will be an ice cream festi-
val at Rocky Knoll church next Sat
nrday afternoon, September 18th.
The w. NJ. 5. will have charge Of
the work, and ice cream and cake
will be served in the grove in front
OF the church from > until 10 o'clock.
All help and patronage will bu great
~ appreciated. The public is
cordially invited to attend. The pro-
cecdS will go to the church.
---Mr. and Mrs. w Banks Dove.
Of Columbia. spent Il short while in
Wnlhhlla last week on Il pleasure
trip. in which Mr.. Dove WAS comDin-
ing his work for the Armenian re-
lief. He has charge Of this great
work in South Carolina. and is hope
ful OF good results in the collecting
Of pledges made in the State cam
pai2n for this .und.
--Ecad c. G. Jaynes's ADVERTISE
men. this week and put on your
guessing cap. Mr.. .Iaynes is making
many improvements in his place Of
business near the depot and contem-
plates large increases in various
lines. Read his adj, then figure on
III" big idea for his advertisement
in th" first issue Of The Courier in
October.
Miss EliZnhcth Stribling left
last week for LHnchburg. Va, where
she has taken up her duties as di-
rector Of physical culture at the Y.
w. G. \. OF that city. Miss StribliNg
has been connected with this work
for some time, and is rcsuming duties
with which she is thoroughly famil-
| lar. she being competent Instructor
| in physical culture.
Plenty Of Dixie Portland ce-
nnnt. W. ". Brown 4 Son .--adv.
Mrs. Il. c. Strother, Mrs. Fair
Dodd and son. Master Dick returned
last week to their homes in Atlanta.
after having spent some months at
the Strother home in West Union.
They were accompanied 20 Atlanta
by Misses Elizabeth Reid and Fan
esther Meakin, granddaughters OF
Mrs. Strother, who had been spend
ing some time in West Union.
Misses Minnie, Annie and Katie
F:schesser left last Thursday for
charlotte, y. c., where they will be
for some time, possibly making that
city their future home. They were
accompanied to Charlotte by their
brother, Ambrose f.. Fischesser who
has been visiting them here for some
weeks. Their departure will be re-
GREETED by many friends here, who
will be delighted to welcome them
back to Walhalla.
MIR. and Mrs. II. r.. Dukes and
children arrived in Walhalla the lat
ter part Of last week and are now
comfortably located in tho AnseI cot
tage. Mr.. Cox, who has charge Of
the vocational agriculture section Of
the school. Is also at his post. Mr..
Dukes is uperintendent OF the pub
lie schools Of Walhalla and principal
Of the graded school, having charge
Of the whole system OF schools in
the district The new faculty is most
cordially welcomed to our midst.
--You can develop your business
with al. Oldsmobile Economy truck.
w. NJ. Brown & Son.-adv.
JEFF D. Crenshaw and bride, Of
Washington, D. G. were interesting
visitors at the home Of the formers
ther, y. Crenshaw. in Midway, the
past week. Mr.. Crenshaw was mar
ried on Saturday, August 80, to Mrs.
Margaret Bellew in the Episcopal
church at the nations capital by the
brides pastor Mrs. Crenshaw is a
lady Of charming personality and
many noble traits. She was very
favorably impressed on her first visit
South. Mr.. and Mrs. Crenshaw will
visit Atlanta. Savannah and other
cities. returning home by water.
Capt. W. Kenneth Dickson. L. 5.
y. spent short while in Walhnlla
the first Of this week among his
friends here, and while here paid
The Courier an appreciated call
Capt. Dickson arrived in the United
NiAtCS on the Gth OF AMGMSi. and