Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-12-21

ry1ng policy OF $3,oUV. MT. Str1ck-
land was a man Of high principles.
and his honor and honesty were pro-
verbal wherever he was known. In
his passing there are many in our
county who will feel a deep sorrow,
and the sympathy of all goes out to
the bereaved ones in their sorrow.
For Sale-EIigh class hard and
soft brick. Arthur Brown, Walhalla.
S. C.-ady.- .-43-tf.
There will be Christmas tree
for the Sunday school Of the First
Baptist church (Walhalla) next Sal
urday night at Z o'clock. An enjoy
able occasion Is looked forward to.
Mrs. II. G. Burton, of Atlanta,
is visiting at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Kelley, for
the Christmas holidays. She has Il
host Of friends here who are glad 10
see her again.
Miss Bessie Mickler, of Saluda,
is expected next week to spend the
holidays with her cousin, Mrs. JAS.
Darb", and other relatives. The many
friends of Miss Mickler Will be de-
lighted to see her again in her old
home town.
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. II. Darby and
family have moved into their hand
some new home on Main street. Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Darby and Mrs. Ida
Darby have moved into the latter's
home on Katherine stree, which was
recently vacated by J. II. Darby and
family.
We are requested to announce
that there will be preaching at Pleas
ant Ridge church on Saturday before
the first Sunday in January, at >
O'Clock in the afternoon. Conference
after preaching. Every member is
requested to be present. as there is
some business OF Importance to be
attended to.
When hunting Santa Claus don't
forget the nice line Of handkcrch cifs.
dolls. toys, fruits, etc. at O. II. Schu-
machcrs. Walhalla -adv. 50-5l*
Mrs. Clinkscalcs. OF Greenwood.
and her son. II. l.. Clinkscalcs. Of
New York city. are visiting at the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. G.. w. Pitch
ford. Jr.. for the holidays. Mr.. Clink-
scales is quite Il talented cartOOniSt
and has engaged extensively in tha;
line OF newspaper and magazine work
in his adopted city.
1t will be learned with gratifica-
ton that the two children who we're
reported as bitten by a dog supposed
to have been suffering from rabies,
are doing nicely, neither having
shown any symptoms Of having been
affected dangerously. They were at
once given the Pasteur treatment by
DR.. J. j. Thode. who still has the
children under observation. 1t Is
felt now that both are past any dan
ger from their narrowing experience
TO prevent cold take 666.-ad
At the last meeting of Blue
Ridge Lodge, No. G2, A. f. NJ, of
Walhalla, the following officers we're
elected and installed to serve for the
ensuing Masonic year: j. B. S. Den
dy, w. NJ; K. F. Ritter, S. w; John
II. Edwards, J. w; Geo. NJ. Ansel,
treasurer; w. 0. White, secretary
j. S. Collcy, S. D.; c. w. Pitchford
Jr, J. D.; ]. B. Mauldin, J. F.. Schu-
macher, Stewards; Harry Fayonsky,
tiler.
ALL kinds of feedstuffs for man
and beast. j. II. Alley, West Union,
s. C.-adv. .-49-52.
The flayne Circle enjoyed a
meeting on Dec. I'd with Miss Eoisc
StrothCr as its attractive hostess. The
club was called to order by the pres
ident, Mrs. Bauknight, and after roll |
call the literary program was rem
dercd. This consisted of readings Oh
Pan by Miss Smith and
Mrs.Jo Ohm Dendy, and a musical num-
Der, "Angcl's Sercnade," sung by
Mrs. John AnSel, accompanied on the |
piano by Mrs. Sam Werner and on |
the violin by Mrs. Geo. Ansel. The !
treasurer, Miss StrOther, reported !
S2l on hand. 1t was decided that the |
Circle buy a s. health bond. The |
Federation dues Of SIS were sent to !
the State treasurer. After adjourn
ment the hostess passed Christmas |
cards. with pencils, and clever |
skating rink contest was introduced |
Several answered all questions, and |
in the draw Mrs. Pitchford and Mrs. |
Ansel were the lucky recipients Of |
dainty prizes. The club was delight |
ed to have Mrs. hamilton, Mrs. Barr
and Mrs FAINT as new members pres
ent at this happy meeting. An elab-
crate chicken salad course was serv-
ed by he posteSS, assisted by Mrs. |
Bell.
--G,G quickly relieves a cOld.-ad |
Last Saturday morning the fire
alarm was given about | o'clock, |
and citizens awakened were given a
view of brightly lighted sky line
to the northern section of town The
ire originated in Il small dwelling in |
what is known as "Moccasin Bend"
and before the flames could be stop
ped three tenant houses belonging to
i. f.. Alexander had been razed TO
the ground, everything being Il com
DlotC loss Thp VA Inc Of tho hniIl- |