Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-01-01
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among relatives and friends In Wal
< baila during the holidays. He sell
dom fails to spend this glad season
among relatives and friends in his
cid home town.
Frank Craig, Enoch Cudd, Louis
Harrison and Harry Norman spent
the latter part of last week and the
first Of this in Atlanta, where they
were among friends both Of the army
and in civilian life.
Miss Natalie Norman, Of Sumter,
spent Christmas day and the day
Following In Walhalla visiting et
the home Of her father, G. A. Nor
qsan Her many friends were glad
70 meet her again. she returned
Saturday morning to Sumter.
Harold Brennecke, of Columbia,
spent few days during the Christ
mas holidays in Walhalla visiting his
mother and sister, Mrs. Fannie and
Mss Marguerite Brennecke, and
among his friends. who were delight
ed to meet him again.
Rev. J. w. Head requests us to
announce that he will be at Cherry
Hi on the first Sunday in January
(next Sunday and the Saturday
before, conducting services at the
Usual hours. He earnestly desires
all the members Of the church to be
!, present, and the public will be COR
daily welcomed
&C. r. Duncan, of Charleston,
spent the Christmas holidays in West
Union with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Duncan. Mr.. Duncan Is en-
gagged in work at the Charleston
! Navy Yard, and Is enjoying splen-
y did health while busily engaged for
Uncle Sam. His many friends here
were glad to meet him again.
"A pleasant Christmas announce
Sn.ent came to relatives and friends
@of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Beatty, of
aFarrish. Fla. This was the announce
ment Of the birth of daughter, W hose
arrival though occurring late in
October was not announced until
tho Christmas mail arrived. The
one, containing every element of
4ead Christmas JOY
j. l.. Coward, who has resided
practically all his life in the White
water section Of Oconee, has moved
closer to town, having recently pur-
chased from Jas. r. Harkins, Of the
Picket Post section, "a farm Of 46
acres. Mr.. Coward and his interest
little family are now we'll settled in
the Picket Post neighborhood, and
we wish for them every success in
their new home.
Private Henry Othersen, of
Camp Gordon, Ga, was among the
holiday visitors here, having come
over to be with his mother, Mrs. c.
Othersen, and sisters, the Misses
Othersen, during Christmas. He
had only a ten-day furlough. He Is
looking we'll and enjoying his work
tUs a mmber Of the Bakers Compa-
Ey at Gordon. We wish him con-
tinued good luck and good health.
-Thos. NJ. Littleton, OF the Sa-
lem section, has sold his fine farm
In the upper part Of tue county, and
will move this week 10 Seneca,
where he will be employed by Messrs
Ntmmons & Lowery in the fertilizer
hnd supply business. Mr.. Littleton
has many friends in the county who
Will be interested in his welfare in
his new home. The tract of land
sold by him Is one Of the fine corn
farms Of the Salem section.
We are informed that r. N.
Vaughn was quite painfully injured
ON Wednesday. December 18th,
while on his way to Westminster.
Ills horse became frightened at an
automobile and jumped up steep
bank, throwing Mr.. Vaughn about
70 feet from his wagon, the unfortu-
nate man falling on his head. He
aiso ~ suffering from internal in
ipries, the extent of which is not
known fully, and from: bruises on his
back and chest. He was rendered
unconscious for some time. At last
reports from him he was still con-
hHed to his bed, and his condition
was regarded as quite serious His
n any friends will join with us in
the hope that he may soon recover
tom his injuries