Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-05-05
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Leo Davis, Of Anderson, spent
Sunday with hOmefolks near town,
Nj. A. Managault, of Charles
ton, vas Il business visitor to Wal
halla this week.
Aaron E%thridge and DR.. Carlyle
Taylor, OF Batesburg, we're visitors
last week at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. p. Taylor.
George II. Edwards, Of Green
| vile, was Il business visitor to Wal
hnlla this week.
Have you seen the Oldsmobile
one-.om Economy truck? w. NJ.
R:own & Son, Walhalla.-adv.
Two more candidates have an
nounCed this week in The Courier,
w. NJ. Fennell for County Super
visor, and O. G. Lyles for Superin-
tcndent Of Education.
Tho District Singing Convon-
ton will meet at Grcenville on Sat-
urday and Sunday. May Sth and 9th.
The meeting will be held in the Tex.
tile Hall and some OF the best sing
ing talent Of the South will be there.
talent Of tho South will be there.
Singers from Oconee are urged to
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Russell. af-
ter a three months visit in Walhalla
and Anderson, left Monday for their
home at Ancon, Canal Zone, going
via New York, from whence thoy
sail on the 9Th instant. They were
accompanied by Miss Kathleen
FAINT, the length Of her stay being
uncertain. TO say goodbye and
"bon voyage" to the party, Col. and
Mrs. w. w. Russell, Of Anderson,
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Smith (form-
erly Miss Myra Fant), of Raleigh, n.
c.. we're here Sunday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. l.. FAINT.
The following we're registered
rs guests of the Alexander House.
Walhalla, during tho past week:
G.. II. Cox. Robert Jenkins, Dr..
Glymph, Anderson; n. w. Holloway.
Jr., Charlotte, n. c.; E. o. Phillips.
Nashville. Tenn; J. w. Carroll. l..
w. Kirby, Spartanburg; b. w. Bur
nett, Greer; A.. NJ. Mayor, Clayton,
Ga: Miss Mary G. Hedden, Belvi-
dere. ILL.,; Arnold Klune, II. S.
Tompkins, Louisville, Ky; II. A..
Harris, Trenton. S. c.; Oils Lathum,
II. j. Keis. w. Il. Brownlee, Atlanta.
Cap. b. Ollein, Columbia; r.. b.
lIumbert, Laurence; T.. A. Mcclure,
Bryson, Texas; Paul Fl. Benson,
Miss Lois w. Watkins. C. II. Talley,
Carl W. Garrison, II. V. Lee, Green
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Logan,
Griffin, Ga; Miss Lauanna Stewart,
Augusta, Ga; the Redpath Lyceum
Yodlers, Chicago. Ill.
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accident occurred in West Union
last Sunday when Archelaus McCary
and Chesterfield Beatty were SPILLED
was driving at a high rate Of speed
and when the car came to the corner
near the West Union depot the quick
turn threw both boys out of the car,
which turned completely over.
Almost as a miracle the boys were
unhurt. They were permitted to
come back to Walhalla on their own
recognizance with promise to ap-
pear for a hearing Monday morning.
Both appeared before Intendant
a%hockley Monday, and young Nc
Carey was fined $25 or 80 days, will
suspension OF SIS. The $40 was
paid and the boys dismissed. There
was no charge lodged against young
Beatty. The occurrence has i'm
pressed %Intendant Shockley with the
Importance Of strict enforcement of
the speed laws. which will be done
In the future.
The Walhalla D. A. r. members
were delightfully."- entertained on
May LIST at Liberty LODGE with
Misses Stribling as h]ostesses. There
were interesting patriotic readings
by Mrs. S. l.. Werner, Mrs. II. r.
Hugh. and Miss Tabitha Stribling.
Mrs. Hayne Jones talked very in
terestingly Of the work accomplished
by II "Tamassee Industrial School"
during the past term. Mrs. Jones
rendered her resignation as chapter
historian. Mrs. II. r. Hughs was
elected to the office. After the bust
ness program the guests we're in
vited inS the spacious dining room,
whore a color scheme Of pink and
white vas beautifully carried out in
decorations, flowers and refresh
ments. Music was enjoyed during
the social half hour. The chapter
was delighted to have with them at
this meeting Mrs. Joe Norton, Of
Seneca. Tho chapter adjourned,
their next meeting to be held on the
first OF September.