Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21
Seed oats and rye. J. H. Alley.


Miles Cason left last week for
Greenwood. where he is taking ii
course in bookkeeping and banking
at the Greenwood Business College.
| ". l.. Norman, Of Concord, N. c..
Is spending this week, as part Of his
vacation, with Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Norman, of Walhalla, and at Jocas-
see.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st.
Johns Lutheran church will meet
4 o'clock at the home Of Mrs. VIM. A.
! Hetrick.
There will be services at st.
Johns Episcopal church, Walhalla,
next Sunday morning, Sept 25th. The
public is cordially invited to attend
this and all other services at the
Episcopal church.
Big assortment crockery, glass
and enamel at Norman's Dry Goods
Store, Walhalla adv.
II. NJ. Elrod, secretary, requests
us to state 10 those interested that
the minutes Of the. Beaverdam Bap-
| tiSt Association are now ready for
distribution. All churches that have
not already received minutes are re-
quested to communicate with Mr.. E!-
| rod for information. His address is
! Seneca, S. c., Route l.
Let every Baptist attend service
at the First Baptist church, Walhalla,
! next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
and enjoy Il new entertainment to be
given by the Sunday school. There
will be something new in the way Of
| entertainments. as well as something
| int or nc1i ipt fnI 1,t
| every Baptist in town come and see
what workers can do.
The regular communion service
will be held in st. Johns Lutheran
church next Sunday morning instead
of the first Sunday in October. The
| change is necessary on account Of
the meeting Of the Piedmont Con-
| ference at Greenwood on the first
| Sunday. All members should be pres
ent at this communion. the last be-
fore the meeting Of Synod, which will
meet at Lcrsville early in November.
! Just received 1000 one-gallOn
syrup cans-I2 &c. each G. w. G.
J. e. Bauknight, Walhalla, S.C.-adv
| There are many in this section
who will be interested TO learn of
the recent marriage Of Miss Lillian
| NcllSS, vi ldlltdSScc, anu Il. u. w Ill
man, Of Newark. y. j., the marriage
having taken place on Wednesday,
Sept. l4th, at Chautauqua, y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman travelled ty
auto to South Carolina and spent
last Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Whitman's father, T. NJ. Kelley, at
Tamassee. Their arrival was the oc-
casion Of most pleasant surprise to
both relatives and friends.
As a result of a competitive civil
service examination held in Walhalla
last February, Hiram NJ. DuPre (Ma-
son DuPre) has been appointed rural
mail carrier for Route No. 2, Wal
halla, effective Oct 1st next. Mr.
DuPre scored highest on the exami-
nation referred to. He will succeed
Kenneth w. Dea son, who has served
the patrons Of this route so faithfully
for the past eighteen months. Mr.
Deaton was the Sub-carrier for the
route, but carried the mail regularly
after the resignation Of J. II. Ernest
regular carrier on Route 2.
Another new lot Of dry goods
and pretty millinery arrived at Nor
mans Dry Goods Store.-adv.
The first meeting of the year
Of the ID. A. r. Chapter was held with
Miss Sallie Stribling on Sept Gth
ROll-call was answered by names Of
national officers. Much business was
dispatched, after which the follow
ing interesting program was carried
out: Reading, d. A. II. Notes, Mrs.
w. d. Moss; reading, d. a. r. Mag
aZine, Mrs. Wade Milan. Miss Fran
ceS Earle then gave her report from
Congress, which was very interesting
and full. At the conclusion Of VIC
trola selection, Miss Stribling, assist
ed by Mrs. w. L. Werner, served a
delicious frozen sweet course.
Mrs. S. n. Pitchford returned
last week from Greenville, where
she had spent two weeks with her
daughtcr-in-law, Mrs. Sam G.. Pitch
ford, who was in a hospital on ac-
count of threatened blood poisoning
as result Of mosquito bites. For a
time it was feared that it would be
necessary to amputate one leg, but
this was finally found to be unneces-
sary by reason Of getting the poison
eliminated from the wound by the
removal OF considerable portions Of
flesh from the wounds. Mrs. Pitch
: ford is now we'll on the way to re-
covery, and her many friends will
learn Of this fact with delight
Mrs. Caroline Steck has been i'll
; for the past two weeks at the home
; Of her daughter, Miss Kate Stcck
!; her illness being due largely to the
infirmities Of age. We are glad to
: say that she is now much improved
and able 10 be up and about the
home. Mrs. Steck recently sustained
Il great sorrw in the loss, by death
Of her only sister, Miss Martha Gar
yer, Of Hamilton, Ohio. who passed