Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-01-08
Y. G. Bryant and family moved

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last week from Walhalla to Mountain
Rest, where he win be during the
next year, engaging in farming. He
will reside on Route No 1, from
Mountain Rest. They have many
friends who will join with The Cou-
rier in wishing them we'll in their new
home.
Mrs. w. j. o. Ray and two child
rem have been suffering from quite
severe attacks Of influenza for the
past ten days. We are glad to re-
port that they are now improving
nicely, and hope that they will soon
be enjoying their usual good health.
Mr.. Ray has been kept pretty close
at home for some time in the capacity
Of nurse, but is now able to be out
among his friends and attending to
business since the members of his
family are improving
A. G. Whitten, Of Salem, who
has been managing a general store
at his home town, has gone into bust
ness for himself, branching out indi-
vidually first of the year. Mr.. Whit
ten has been conducting a branch
store for G. w. Pitchford, OF Walhal-
Ia, at Salem, and on the first OF the
new year purchased Mr.. Pitchford's S
stock and good will, and will con-
tnue the business on his own ac-
count. MIR. Whitten is Il young man
of ability and pleasing address and
will doubtless meet with 4 full mea-
sure of success. He has the best
wishes of The Courier, along with
hosts of other friends. Mr.. Whitten
is son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Whitten. Of Pendleton, well known
to the people of Oconee.
Go to Browns Garage when you
want repairs or supplies on a mo-
ment's notice.-adv.
The Red Cross rooms hereafter
will be open only twice a week.
Tuesdays and Saturdays. Members
will please take notice and call for
and deliver work on those days.
Every member Of the Bethel
Presbyterian church is urged to be
present at the regular preaching SER
vice Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
important matters.
WIN. B. Bell returned the first
OF this week to re-entcr the Univer-
sity Of South Carolina. lie had been
spending the holidays in Walhalla
Mith his parents. DR.. and Mrs. J. w.
Bell.
For Salc-Thc household goods
or the late |. II. Harrison, next Sat
urday afternoon, January lth, at {,
O'Clock, at his late residence. Terms
cash. h.-adv.-l.
Mrs. w. j. o. Ray and two OF
her children have been for the past
ten days very sick with influenza. 1t
will be pleasant news to their friends
to learn that they are now well Oh
the way to recovery. Mr.. Ray, who
has had a siege of nursing, is again
able to be out attending to matters
CT business.
Among the many recent trans
fers Of real estate in and around
Walhalla we note that ]. l.. Parker
has sold his residence on North
Tugaloo street to w. j. Hunt. Mr..
Parker and his family are getting
ready to move to their old home at
Grover, N. c., where, we are inform.
ed, he will enter the mercantile
business as member of one of the
oldest firms at that place. We re-
%,et to lose this estimable family
from our midst. AS Mr.. Parker and
family move out, w. J. Hunt and
family are moving into the vacated
residence. We heartily welcome Mr.
Hunt and family into our circle
again. Until about a year ago he
lived at the DR.. Johnson place and
returned to his farm, but he could
not stay away from Walhalla, and
right glad we are to sec him coming
back. In the meantime he has sold
lis DR.. Johnson place to County
superintendent of Education r. A
Smith. who now becomes one Of Oul
permanent citizens. We are pleased
TO welcome Mr.. Smith and his fami
~ as residents, and not merely a:
SOjourncrs. Our good friend Johl
ilntchison and family have also solo
their nice home on North TugalOt
street and are moving out to make
room for Floyd B. Watson and fami
ly, Of Fair Play. We hope that Mr.
and Mrs. Hutchinson will huilt
another just as handsome nome
a. stay with us. These instance:
seem to indicate that good home:
bring in good citizens. so may wt
rot ask why arc not some OF the eye
sores and waste places being tori
down and built up to attract in
stead of rcpel? Don't all answer
at once.
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