Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-08-03

laid to rest in the Boone,s Greek
cemetery on the 9th, the funera
services being conducted by Rev. w
Holcombe III the presence of q large
concourse OF sorrowing friends OF
the grief-s:ricken parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ramey live in the Salem sec.
ton, and have many friends In our
county who will join with us in ex.
tending sympathy in their hour OF
sore anliction.
Married, by Deputy Clerk of
Court d. A. Smith, on Tuesday, Aug
I'd, at his office, at s o'clock a. m,
Miss Annie Hughs, OF West Mills
c.. and Div. Rice. Of Tamassee, S. C.
The young couple have numerous
friends who will join with us in ex-
tending to them all good wishes.
Miss Ioxie Reid. of Batesburg,
spent last Wednesday in Walhala
among friends. Miss Reid was on
her way to Woodbury., Ca, to pay a
visit to her brother. Chas. S. Reid,
and family. Her many friends were
delighted to meet her, but regretted
the shortness of her stay.
We are requested to announce
chat series of meetings will begin
at pleasant Ridge Baptist church Oh
Thursday night aug. ~ at $50
o'clock. The melting will be con-
Quoted by Rev. NJ. J. Stansell and
Rev. c. Il. Abercrombie. A cordial
invitation is extended to the public.
To-day Wednesday, al 4.30
what promises to be an interesting
game Of baseball will be plaved on
the Walhalla grounds, the contesting
teams to be Anderson and Walhalla.
The local boys are prepared TO give
the Andcrsonians mans Job to beat
them, and it is expected that Wal
malta Will add one more scalp TO IFS
string. Attend the game and root
for Walhalla
Married. at the home of the Off
ciating minister. Rev. j. E. Willis,
Oakway. on Wednesday evening. July
eth. Miss Flora Smith and Elias
Bryant. The bride is a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Smith, OF West
Union, and the groom is young far
mer and business man of Pendleton
The young couple have scores of
friends and relatives to join with us
in extending all good wishes for a
long life Of happiness and prosperity
New line of novelties and fancy
goods at Norman's Drug Store. Ex-
ira quality pocket knives, razors and
blades, spcctacles, eye shades nail
files, combs. brushes, pipes, stems
purses, pocket books, fountain pens
box candies, stationery, school sup.
plies, machine needles, shuttles and
bands, oil; paints, oil, varnish and
stains, brushes. electric lightfbulbs
flash lights, batteries. Select ,assort.
ment pocket books, high class' toilet
articles. hair nets. All latest records
for Edison monographs. Norman
Drug Store, Walhalla, S. C.-adv.
We are indebted to or cool
friend. J. II. Crumpton, for Il treat
in the shape Of a peck of old-timC
Aeld peaChes-thc kind that on, CT n
easily break open with slight pres.
sure. the "mcat' par in; clean from
the seed, and the "mcut'' literally
r!clting in ones mouth. We like to
see high-bred peaches end other
fruit. but really, whenever we are SO
fortunate as to get a taste Of this
old field sugar peach, We are forced
to admit that this "Old-timer" is just
a little bit better than any other we
we have ever tasted.
The announcement Of the mar
riage of Mrs. Della Cantrell and J.
G. Gaines, which took place in Green
vile last Monday, Aug. 1st, will be
a pleasant surprise to many Of the
friends Of the bride in this section.
Mr.. Gaines Is native of Oklahoma
City, Okla, and served for sixteen
overseas with the American
Expeditionary Forces. The bride is
we'll known to many in OcOnee, be-
ing the widow Of the late J. P. Can
trcll and a daughter Of the late Will
liam Welch, SO well remembered by
all who are familiar with this sec
ton during the pas. - years and
earlier. Wc join with many others
in extending to Mr.. and Mrs. Gaines
best wishes for long life OF happi-
ness and prosperity.
A most delightful occasion was
that Of last Friday. July 29th, at the