Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-05-04

attractive announcement of the pro-
gram for the week and you will get
season ticket. The entertainments
promise to be even better than the
excellent performances and rendi-
tons Of last year.
A special reduced railroad rate
OF one and half fare for the round
trip has been granted to ths South
Carolina State Sunday School Con-
yention, which will meet ut Winthrop
College, Rock Hill, June s, 8 and 10,
and all prospective delegates arc
urged to avail themselves Of it The
reduced rate is given on the certiti.
cate plan, contingent upon at least
$50 attending this convention and
taking certificate. 1t is necessary to
get certificates when buying ticket,
paying full fare for the ticket going
to the convention and getting the
half fare rate upon presenting GER
tifcate for the return trip.
Married, at the Baptist parson-
age in the New Hope section, on
Saturday night, April 3Oth, Miss
Marie McClain and Eugene Boggs.
Mrs. Boggs is the oldest daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. McClain, Of the Fair
view section, and is a young woman
OF many noble traits Of character.
She has been a teacher in the Keo-
wee school for two years and has
won the good will Of all the patrons
connected with this school, and also
the people of the New Hope church.
Of which she is Il member. The groom
is the oldest son Of Mrs. eliza Boggs.
of the New Hope section, and is Il
young man Of sterling worth and cx-
cmplary habits. Rev. NJ. J. Stansell
oliciated. The many friends Of the
young couple wish for them Il Ions;
life Of happiness. JOY and prosperity
The residence Of Tobc Maxey.
better known as the O'Dcll home, at
O'DelfS Mill was destroyed last Sat
urday 4 little after the noon hour, at
which time flames were discovered
breaking through the roof at the
stove lluc. When first seen the fire
was getting such headway that, al
though strenuous efforts were made
to eXtinguish them. nothing could be
done. and all efforts were soon given
to saving things from the house But
little was saved, however, as the fire
burned fiercely, and being an old
structure, mainly Of heart lumber,
it went quickly. Some furniture and
bedding we're saved, everything else
being a total loss. The house was
worth about 81 500 or $4,000. A
number Of chickens were lost, but no
animals so far as we have been able
to learn, except a couple Of cats that
sought refuge, along with chickens,
under the burning structure. The
O'Dell home was we'll known to neo-
pie in all parts Of the county, and in
its destru ction quite a landmark has
efforts to rebuild at once. We under
stand that the building was insured
but have bccn unable to ascertain
the amount Of insurance carried.
---For Salc--LOosc hnlls. soc. per
| hundred. West Union Oil Mill.--adv
| 1919.
--Lovd Brown. who is in hos
pital in Atlanta. convalrscing from
an opcrat ION for the removal Of his
appendix. is "ctting along nicely and
will be able TO return TO Walhalla IN
q short while. lie was taken i'll with
an attack Of acute appendicitis about
| two weeks ago.
| This section Of the country has
| been experiencing for the past few
days exceptionally cool weather.
more like early March than the first
! Of May. The condition seems 10 he
| pretty general over the country. and
| especially in the Piedmont section
Reports from the Highlands section
and other points in the mountains
arc to the effect that 1t is positively
cold there after dark.
Mrs. c. f. Hetrick left ycstcr-
day for Grecnvillc. where she went
| to attend the recital of her daughter,
Miss Marion lictrick, who will be
gradu-'e ed from the Grccnvillc Wo-
mans College this year. Miss Ilctrick
| has been making music one Of her
SpccialtieS while at G.. w. G. and re-
ports coming from the college indi-
cate that Miss Ilctrick is the possess
SOr Of 4 talent far above the Ordi-
nary.
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