Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-09-15

servant. Miss Brennecke already Is
holding commission from the Gov
ernor as a notary public.
The Oconee Jail, for the first
time in quite while, Is without a
prisoner. Yesterday about noon the
last prisoner then held was released
on bond, clearing the cells.
Born, on Friday morning last,
, to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Burrell, a son,
the young gentleman weighing ten
! pounds. lie was named by his grand
! mother, Mrs. Mary Burrel, Eloree
! otto. The proud father is one Of
, the young men Of our county who
went overseas and saw service in l;u-
| rope with the 8lst division (Wild-
| Cat.)
Robbed by tramps, thrown from
Il bank as hobo, imperSonating him.
/ self IN society, marriel in secret, ac-
cused Of his own murdor--these are
only a few OF the amazing adven-
| lures OF devil-may-care Speed Car"
Wallace Reid in his latest Para
mount-Artcraft special feature-Rex
Theatre, Monday next, Sept. Goth
only 10 and 25c.-~adv.
Luther w. Orr, Of Walhalla, has
fully opened, cotton boil this season.
1t was taken from the field on last
Thursday, at which time there were
great many open bolls In his field.
On Sunday last we noticed not few
! open bolls On fields along the Wal
halla-Senecf road. Mr.. Orr Is young
farmer on Walhalla Route 2, and Is
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Orr.
,pt1l ha
per at Rocky Knoll next Saturday
evening, Sept. 18th. from I o'clock
until 10. Ice cream and cake will
be served from the grove in front OF
the church. All the ladies of the
church are requested to be present
and help with this work The dona-
ton Of milk. eggs or cake, or any
thing that can be used will be an
preciated. The public is cordially in
vited.
Rev. and Mrs. w. Fl. Hamilton
returned to Walhalla yesterday, after
several weeks spent in visiting among
relatives and friends in various Sec
tions Of the State. Mr.. Hamilton. de-
sires that all take note Of tie fact
that regular services will now be re-
sumed at the Walhalla Presbyterian
church. beginning with next Sunday,
the 10th. Services will be at II a.
m. and p. III. Services both morn
ing and evening next Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Childers, wife Of John
Childers, died at the home Of her
Mrs. Geo. Turner, in
Easley, during the latter part Of Au-
gust. Mrs. Childers had but one
child, Ella Childers, who married
John Vollrath and died several years
ago, leaving only one child, Ida Voll-
rath. There are many in Oconee who
knew Mrs. Childers and will regret
to learn Of her death. She was
good woman and devout Christian.
She was raised to young womanhood
near Walhalla.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. r. Abercrom-
bic and children, Of Pickens, were in
Walhalla for a short while last We'd
nesday, being the guests while here
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Moss. Rev.
Abercrombiel has been given the
month OF September for his vacation
and he and his family were on their
way to the mountains for a week or
ten days Of travelling to points OF in
terest and for visit to relatives
Mr.. Abercrombie Is very much pleas
ed with his church work in Pickens
county and finds the people Of his
charge charming indeed.
The members of the Hayne Cir
Gle and several guests were delight
fully entertained at regular meet
ing or the club, by Mrs Chas. +.
Hetrick, on Sept. 0. In the absence
Of the president and vice presidents.
Mrs. Hetrick, the recording secre-
tary. presided. Miss Blackbourne,
field worker for the S. c.. Tuberculo-
sis League, was present, and in =
very interesting and enthusiastic
manner solicited the aid OF the cir
Gle. Mrs. Sloan. Mrs Darby and Miss
Smith read interesting articles bear
ing on the subject for the years
study. africa and Australia" Miss
Marion Hetrick rendered charmingly
several piano selections. A delicious
salad course was served by Mrs. Het-
rick. assisted by Misses Marion and
Ruth Hetrick. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. s. l.. Werner on Sept.
oath at 5 o'clock.
Tho friends Of Ralph Hetrick,
who has been In hospital in At
lanta for some weeks, will he glad to
learn that he Is improving. 1t Is his
misfortune, however, to have several
weeks OF hospital treatment still
ahead OF him. Ralph suffered an ac-
cident about year ago by which
several leaders OF his right hand
were severed. and later Developments
resulted in the stiffCning Of all OF
his fingers on the injured hand. This
has been remedied to q large extent.
but 1t was found necessary, in order
to relieve the contraction causing the
stiffness OF his thumb, to remove
leader from one Of his legs, substi-
tuting this for the injured thumb
1no1ar In ~,Io H.