Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-09-29

Mrs. Geo. l.. Wilson.
Elsewhere in this issue will he
found an advertisement OF V.Q. Greg
ory. Of Newry, who has number of
automobiles for sale for Immediate
delivery. In a letter leceiv d too late
TO MAKE the change in his adyer-
tisement, Mr.. Gregory advises us to
insert the information that he can
make terms on sale as well as trans
act cash deals. See ad. elsewhere.
We are in receipt Of a notice.
signed by Psyche Webster, r \,
secretary, requesting us to give no.
tice that there will be a meeting of
the Fifth District South Carolina
| State Nurses Association at the
Spartanburg Chamber Of Commerce,
at 1880 a. III. Oh Tuesday, October
daily invited to attend.
There will be preaching at tho
Rocky Knoll church next Saturday
night, Oct. I'd, at 7.30 o'clock: also
on Sunday morning at II O'Clock, A
special conference will be held Sat
urday night Immediately after the
preaching service, and it is hoped
that every member Of the congrega-
ton will attend this service, as bust
ness Of Importance will be transacted
Announcement Of the coming
marriage Of Miss Grace Beard, of
Tamassee, and James Warren Cogge-
shall. Of Darlington, will be Of inter
est to many friends in this and other
parts Of the county and State. The
marriage will take place on Tuesday.
Oct. 18TH, at high noon, in the Pres
byteran church at Walhalla. The
bride-to-be is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Beard, Of Tamassee, and
has many friends in Walhalla, who
will join with The Courier in extend
ing, in advance Of the happy event,
sincere best wishes for a happy and
prosperous future.
The Walhalla Division Of the
American Cotton Association met It
the Court House last Friday night,
Sept. oath. for the purpose of ar
ranging a proper warehouse for the
storing Of cotton. Baylis w. Harri-
son agreed to arrange for the stor-
ing OF 1,S00 bales, and also said that
ii there was more cotton than that
to be stored he would see that it was
taken care Of. A. l.. Ellison, NJ. A.
Moss and w. II. Alexander were an
pointed committee to confer with
MIR. Harrison on all matters pertain
ing to the cotton warehouse and the
proper storing and care Of the pres
ent cotton crop.
Il p. Marett sustained uuite
painful injuries last Saturday from
fall, the accident taking place at
his home here in Walhalla late in
the afternoon. He was engaged In
some repair work about the home,
and had leaned over the hanister or
railing Of the porch. which gave way
and precipitated him to the ground.
He fell with full force on the top Of
his head and was badly dazed for a
time, and is still somewhat ,unwell
as result Of his injuries. He Is i'm
proving, however, and his iimany
TrfrnN@ VIII 'n'r with us in ths hope
that he Inay have speedy aud Gem
plot" recovery. HE Is able 70 hetup
and a'"Nk the hou&a,
Greenwood Index: so interest
20 lGelr many friends he"e and III
Greenwood county is tne marriage
OF Miss Nellie Cole to Clifton Jay, on
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock, at
the Baptist parsonage, DR.. J. r. Jes-
woman Of charming personality, Is
a daughter OF Mrs. NJ. e. Cole, Of
Cambridge street. The groom is a
prominent busines man OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay will make their
home on Reynolds street." There are
many friends in Ozone, who will
recognize In the bride a daughter OF
the late w. H. Cole, who moved from
his life by an accident while living
in Anderson. The Courier joins with
many others in extending to the hap
py young couple every good wish.
Alex. Miller, Of Sapphire, N. c.,
Is spending several days this week
in Walhalla visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Miller. He has nu-
merous friends here who are glad to
meet him and hear his genial con-
versation and note the ever-present
"smile that won't wear off, Alex.
has been engaged in timber and lum-
ber work in the North Carolina tim
Der regions for several years. He is
authority for the statement that the
big pulp mills at Canton, n. c., are
now installing finishing machinery,
which will be ready for operation by
January 1st, and which will enable
these mills to furnish news print
paper in its finished form. Up to the
present time these mills have been
making the wood pulp for news print
paper and Shipping 1t to finishing
plants North and East.
Bishop VIM. A. Guerry, Of the
South Carolina Diocese, preached a |
forceful sermon last Sunday night at !
the Episcopal church in Walhalla, |
he having been on his annual visit |
to this section Of tho State. He Is |
deeply Interested in the church unity