Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-07
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halla.-adv.-24-tf
Miss jamie Neville has been
spending some time with friends in
Franklin, y. G.
Miss Carolyn Rogers left this
morning for Charlotte, \. c.. where
she will resume her studies at Queens
College,
MIR. and Mrs. y. l.. rant and
daughter. Lillian, who have been
spending several weeks at Whitcwa-
ter, returned to their home here last
Friday
--For Rcnt--Automobile garage;
good location; reasonable. Apply TO
John T.. Craig, West Union, S. c.
adv.-35-N.
Irwin l.. Suhrstcdt, Of Charles
ton, arrived in Walhalla last Friday
and will spend several weeks visit
ing relatives and friends in and near
town.
Mrs. w. NJ. Alexander returned
Saturday from Hendcrsonville, y. c.,
where she had been for some weeks
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
Garrin.
Miss Pauline Steck will leave
tomorrow for Augusta, Ga, where
she will teach during the next school
term in the graded school at Bath, s.
c., a suburb OF Augusta.
Mrs. l.. w. Langston and chill
lren left last week for the lower part
of the State, where they are spending
some time visiting Mrs. Langston's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Quattle-
baum.
-Wanted-To buy. for cash, four
to six young hogs for fattening this
fall and winter. VIM. J. Stribling,
Walhalla, S. C.-adv.-35-tf.
Miss Marion 'Hetrick returned
last week from Philadelphia, where
she had been taking a special course
in music, preparatory to teaching
music this winter at Greenville Wo-
mans College.
We are requested to announce
THAT the rural school Improvement
association Of Retreat No. 9 will give
box supper on Thursday night OF
this week, Sept Sth, at the school
house. Everybody cordially invited
to attend
John CaSon, OF near Walhalla,
made business trip to Greenwood
Saturday last. He was accompanied
by his sons, Miles and Donald Miles
Cas0n won the one-year scholarship
at Clemson for the l921-'22 session.
lie is 70 be congratulated upon his
success.
Miss jamie Harrison left last
Friday for Greenville to resume her
school work with the Victor Mona
ghan Company. The V.-M. schools Of
Grcenville are recognized as models
OF efficiency and appointment The
community work carried on at these
schools is surpassed by nothing OF
the kind in South Carolina.
For Salc--One new Ford truck,
with Goodyear pneumatic tires: also
one six-cylinder Buick e-pcssengcr
car. practically good as new. All at
bargain. viii sell for cash or good
note. w. s. Brock. Seneca, s. c.
adv.-3l-tf.
Mrs. Jos. w. Tolbert. Of Ninety
Six. with her two children. Jos. W,
Ir.. and Julia Elizabeth. have been
spending few days in Walhalla with
Rcv. W. b. Aull and family. Mr.. Tol-
bert. who has been i'm Washington
for some months. also spent the
weekend at the home Of Rev. and
Mrs. Aull.
X. s. Savage. OF Charleston, is
spending several days in Walhalla
visiting among friends ana making
acuuaintanccs among our people. Mr..
Savage has been until this year en-
gagged in truck farming near Charles
ton, but this year is dcvoting his
time to the dairying business. He is
spending Il brief vacation in the up-
country, and will return to his home
In Charleston in the near future.
Wanted --- An up-to date, pro-
grcssivo farmer. with up-to-date
farming implements. for two or three
horse farm near Mountain Rest, S. G..
Good buildings, good barns, three