Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-05-11
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&C. f. Hetrick returned the last
OF last week from q business trip
North.
| MIR. and Mrs. Frank II. Carter
spent the latter part Of last week
at Rock hin, where they went to at
tend the winthrop College pageant.
| MIR. and Mrs. John Carter, of
Gainesville, Ga, were visitors IN
Walhalla for a short while last week
at the homes Of Mr.. Carter's sons,
Frank II. and Ralph G. Carter.
Mrs. w. o. White spent last
week in Spartanburg. where she at
! tended the May Music Festival. Shr
was charmed with the entertainment
| afforded and greatly enjoyed the
visit among friends.
For Sale--Loose bulls, soc. per
hundred. West Union Oil Mill.--adv.
1919
There will be musical, given
by pupils Of Mrs. Julian Dcndy and
the High School Glee Club, at the
High School Auditorium on Thurs
day evening, May 10Th, at $50
o'clock. Every one Is most cordially
invited to attend.
Mrs. James G.. Scaborn has been
IN Westminster for the past week
with her mother. Mrs w. S. Prch-
ard. who has been quite unwcll. Mrs.
Prichard has many friends here who
will be glad to learn that her con-
dition has greatly improved during
the past few days. We hope soon to
hear Of her complete recovery.
This is tho year to buy IN In
tcrnational riding cultivator. w. NJ.
Brown. Walhalla. sells them at re-
duccd prices. S.--adv.
w. .. White was in Rock lin
for several days last week, ulj,ndim,, !,
the Winthrop pageant, at the same
linlc visiting his daughter, Miss f,u
nice, who is student at VIM !rop.
Mr.. White had Il most rnjOayDln lrip.
meeting number OF former WAL
halla people, among them riNuCy
Adams and Ricppe Bicmann.
Tho many friends OF j. Il. ply
Ter are pleased to see him in Wal
halla again, after IN absence OF some
time. lie has been Il member Of he
faculty OF Long Creek Academy
since he was "lcgiSlated out OF Of
nee rs attendance officer for rcO-
nee. The Long creek Academy last
week closed very successful Scs-
sion.
Mrs. Ola Burton, wife of w. H..
burton, Of Walhalla Route 3, died
on April 24th, after brief illness.
The body was Inferred in the ccm-
etery OF Fairview church on the
10Th, after funeral services conduct
ed by Rev. II. b. Hardy, Of Seneca.
Mrs. Burton was a consistent men,
ber OF Fairview Methodist church
and was consecrated Christian who
will he greatly missed in the home
and IN the church and by wide cir
| Gle Of friends in her home commu-
nifty. Before marriage she was Miss
Ola Bowen, Of Anderson county. She
is survived by her husband and four
children, three boys and one girl. all
Of whom are at home. and by her
mother. Mrs. NJ. f. Hicks. who had
been living at the Burton home with
her daughter. There are many who
will join with us in extending to the
| bercaVcd ones sympathy IN their
| sorrow.
| The attraction at The Star The
aire Tor Thursday tomorrow is
beautiful Edith Roberts. in "Thc
| 'nknowH Wife, On Tuesday Of
! - - WYNN. .''HH Nnc charming
Ethel Clayton will be the attraction
in "The Ladder Of Lies" If you like
good pictures see these two. Mama
ger James Wilson has announced
that after this week his theatre will
| be open only three times Il wcck--
| iuHSdhNS. Thursdays and Saturdays.
| lie has been compelled 10 take this
step owing to the falling on in hi,
receipts. Unusually good piciurcs
have been run by The star Theatre.
and there will be many lovers Of the
| silent drama who will regret the fact
| that necessity compelled the closing
OF the theatre for more than three
days week. Manager Wilson will
resume the nightly schedule when
he feels that the patronage is such
as to justify it.
--Chas. G.. Burlcy. OF Walhaila Il.
| +. ID. No. |. is at Clemson taking Il
special agricultural course. Mr.. Bur
| ley is one Of our progressive young
| farmers and is using some very ad-
vanccd methods in his farm work
near Walhalla. We arc glad to note
! that he is seeking further scientific
knowledge to apply to his agricul-
| tural pursuits. Mr.. Burlcy has been
for several years in the West. whore
he absorbed much from practical and
intimate association with agricul-
turc. We regard him as one Of ou-
best informed young farmers. and
his trip TO Clemson for tho purpose
or acquiring other knowledge is owl
| acne" or tho truth Of tho Oft made
remark that one must first know
"n0u"h to realize Onc'S nool of CON
| tinuinE 10 learn Tho fellow who
! thinks he "knows II all" mos, likely
| knows very littln--thouCh II would
b" hard 10 convince him Of that fact
The best is The cheapest, and
mat is the Willard. lIughs Garage,
Walhalla.---0dv.