Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-04-20
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& J. E. Bauknight Waihail adv.
A very important ,neetlng of
the Norton Chapter, Y. DasCn will be
held at the Civic League8Tast room
on next Saturday afternoon, April
23d, at $3.50 o'clock. III ALI members
are urged to attend, as husiness of
the utmost Importance WiIiScome up
for consideration.
New assortment paints. var
nishes, enamels. oil, turpsntine and
brushes; also whitewash and ka,so-
mine brushes. Norman's dug Store,
Walhalla. Prices down. adv
We are requested to announce
that the Picket Post schoolSwill have
picnic at Lays Mill c IsFriady of
this week, April 22d. All the neigh
boring schools are cordially invited
to attend. "Come and bring your
lunch with YOU" says e. G, Pickens,
the principal 'and have good
time"
A good ploy shoe for $3.50. Ask
to see 1T. c. w. & j. q. BauNnight.-
adv. H.N
A marriage Of interest, the an
nouncement of which will come as
pleasant surprise to many was sol
emnized in Columbia on Monda, Of
last week, when Miss Julia lola
Broom, of Columbia, and James S.
Wilson, Of Walhalla, were united in
the bonds Of matrimony. Tie ccre-
mony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Boggs. OF the Presbyterian church.
at the parsonage. Mr.. Wilson haG
informed none Of his friends here OF
the "important" nature OF his hur-
ried trip to the Capital City. Ila left
here early Monday morning and The
marriage was performed that even
ing, and on Wednesday the young
couple were happily quartered in the
Wilson home in WalhaIla. Mrs vii
son, mother of the groom, was in
Columbia at the time the marriage
took place, but, her first mtlmation
that she possessed daughter-in- law
came to her in Columbia in the fol-
lowing telegram, wired from here bv
the young couple: eve were mar
ried in Columbia Monday. We ask
your forgiveness on the promise that
we will never do it again. James
and Julia" So everybody was pleas
antly surprised, even the young con-
pie themselves. we doubt not, having
been the least bit surprised by their
success in keeping everybody so COM
pletely In the dark. Mr.. and Mrs.
wilson are at present making their
home with Mr.. Wilson's mother. Mrs.
Geo. L. Wilson, on Main street. The
father of the groom is engaged in
business for the present IN Florida
Ihe young couple have the very best
wishes Of numerous. friends foff long
life, happiness and prosperity.
Fresh lot LeGears and Hess
stock and chicken powders. Norman's
Drug Store, Walhalla.-adv.
There are many in Walhalla and
vicinity and elsewhere in the State
who will learn with deep regret of
the death of Miss Katie Fischesser.
formerly Of Walhalla, who died at
the Fischesser home in Charlotte. n.
c., on Thursday Of last week. The
following brief notice appeared in
one of the Charlotte papers: "Fune-
raj services for Miss Katie Meta Fis-
chesser, who died at her home on
Thursday, will be conducted this af
ternoon at 3 o'clock at the residence,
17O1 Springdale avenue. Rev. John
f. Crigler, pastor Of St. Marks LII
theran church, will be in charge. In
terment will be in Elmwood ceme-
terry. The pallbearers will be Frank
Owens, G. r. Willmann, J. G. Bost,
Avery Rhyme, Herbert Theiling, F..
d. Stephens, Paul Valaer and e. O.
McGillivrae." The news of Miss Fis-
chesser's death came as a shock and
source Of great sorrow to friends in
Walhalla, where the deceased was
we'll known and universally loved as
a result Of her splendid character
and charming personality. Quiet and
unasSuming, she went about among
friends and acquaintances doing the
little things Of life that count for
SO much, and which too many Of us
are prone to overlook 0r IN 1foroat
And her thoughtfulness was not con-
fined alone to friends and acuuaint-
ances, but probably more frequently
were her ministrations rendered in
places where the service world be
lost to the view Of many of her clos