Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-11-03


feed th\ beasts" Mr.. Henry was
the whole Of which he disposed of at
ceiving $4,000 for the product OF a
very small patch.
Mrs G. G. Iioltzclaw, Of Greer,
was Il weekend guest Of her friend,
Miss Rose Mary Busch.
Miss Sallie Duckworth, OF Lib
erty, was the weekend guest Of Miss
Annie Cason, near town.
Now Is the time to save money.
Have your auto tires vulcanized.
Walhalla Tire Shop.-adv 49-tf.
Mrs. Geo. w. Reese and son,
aunts, Mrs. II. G.. Busch and Miss
Johanna Baumgartel, last week. Mrs.
Reese and her son were on their way
to their winter home in Florida.
There are many who will learn
with regret Of tho death Of Arthur
w. Miller, formerly Of Seneca and
Walhalla, but who had for num-
ber Of years resided near Calhoun.
Mr.. Miller was printer by occupa
ton, and was we'll known to many
through his connection with the old
Seneca Free Press and the Oconee
News, having lived in Walhalla for
number Of years during his employ
ment on the latter paper. fIe had
been in poor health for quite a long
while, but his death. we understand,
was due to an attack Of asthma. He
was a good, honest man, not without
his faults--a friend Of everyone and
his own worst enemy-yet withal a
man Of fine traits Of character and
a big, open, honest heart. He was
about so years Of age, and leaves q
family to mourn his death. To the
5ereaved ones The Courier extends,
along with host Of other friends,
sincere sympathy in their sorrow.
Mr.. Miller's death occurred at his
home near Calhoun on Saturday and
the funeral and interment took place
on Sunday.
"A marriage that was quite
surprise to the grOom's many friends
in Oconee and elsewhere took place
at LaVonia, Ca, on Sunday, Oct. "a,
when Robert Schaffer led to the altar
Miss Lottie Sewell, Of Lavonia. The
marriage took place at 8 o'clock at
diatelv after tbe ceron,onv ,I,o an,,,,i,
left for tho home NJ tho yroon,,o
grandparents Mr. and Mrs ~
Vaughan on walh,IIo pn,,to NJ
where host of frionds unth,rod -
wish them God.sneod Tbe hr;de and
groom loft Mondnv for coI,,,i,;o a
Charleston on their honeymoon. They
will he nj homo n thoir frio,,d. so
n few dovs artor Noven,har ~ ~
ton : I, At Tho bon,o 80 ~ .,, ~
porents Nr and Nrs IT Sol,anar
After tbe 7th of ,hiS n,ontt, A..
cchn ff,- vii, ho st,tio,,d a. oo"to
Marta. Cul to wli,h nJ,cn hn wul
take hi. hri5n n Tra nn,,. t,,n,n
Mrs snh,frcr w.. ana ~ ,,,,is,.,
,anst uoD,,,ar con We i,Gins '",l,S n,n,, ,.,,,,.
ric, .r.ns Min o,haI prioo ,ts ~.
tenuin. Lo ~. vnnn, ,.n,,nls .,,-I,',,
good wish for long ira hanniro.,
and nrosner,tv p''''o''
,,oh.s,', ""e pio'eo " pe most ?e-
ne'tut oe'"S'on WAS olrtnoay dln-
o. s're" on ouhuay' Oct. I4tn, IN
honor ol b. u Wood, Two sons, Edl-
Son "no Loyu' ana Cnariie Lee ms
naosno ~. & Mr. Wooa was 80
soo oiu, .uiao, anu Loyo ana l.
ioope''iIciy' anu MT. Lee "a years.
no .uo oioch Stluck All were invited
Oh the porch, where long table was
eat. When eyervbodv vas seated
around the table. which was henuti-
fully decorated with roses and ferns
Mrs. Hattie Lee Misses MittIe WOOD
Vera Wood and Carrie Loo acted as
helpers at the table After evarvhodv
had eaten all that was nossihIo onJ
sorry thew could NOT aat onv n,oro
Alvin TAYLOR made some comnlimen.
tary remarks Those nreaont who
on ioyod tl,o o.o,.:...