Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-08-17
Nil makes st"ndard sowing ma
chine needles at Moss & Ansel's, Wal
halla. v.-2i-tt

Mrs. VIM. LauStercr, Of Charles
ton, and little Dorothy Boykin, of
Lamar, are guests this week Of Mrs.
Fannie Hrcnneckc
Miss Isabelle Macaulay. OF An
derSon. is spending her vacation in
Wnlhalla with her mother, Mrs. lIci-
tie Macaulay, and family
w. Bruce 3rcazcale. of Dallas.
Texas. is in Walhalla for the reunion
! OF Orr's Rifles, and is spending the
time with his sister. Mrs. Fvnnc
| Hrenncckc. lie has hosts Of warm
! friends here who are alwas glad 10
welcome him back home.
Misses Johanna and Minnie
! Thclkuhl. OF Charleston. are visit
ing their parents. Mr.. and M";.
Frederick Thcilkuhl. and fam lily. and
among their many friends in Wal
I halla, who are delighted to have
them among them again.
| For Salc-One new Ford truck.
with Goodyear pneumatic tires; also
one six-cylindcr Buick iive-pe esscnger
car. practically good as new. All at
a bargain. viii sell for cash or good
note. w. S. Brock. Seneca, S. c.
adv.-3 It,
-Mr. and Mrs. w. b. r. Ioonny.
who live on Walhalla Route =, have
our thanks for nice treat in tne
shape Of basket Of fine grapes, these
being Of three varieties--the old
standby, the Concord, (blne- black
Il white variety and pink variety.
The grapes were excellent, and were
greatly enjoyed. Thanks.
Mrs. Hampton Meiburg and lit
tie son and Louis Puckhaber will
leave tomorrow for Florence to at
tend the 25th wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. l.. E0ffmeyer.
Mr.. puckhaDer, who is a resident of
Charleston, and who has been spend
ing some time in Walhalla with rel
ativcS, will return to his home in
Charleston direct from Florence.
We are advised by the govern
ment authorities that school children
who wish to save money they earn
during vacation and at odd times
may secure thrift banks without any
charge for same from the Savings
Requests for the banks should be
mailed to the Government SAVINGS
Organization. BOX l79S. Rich mond.
| Va.
An invitation 10 the twenty-hfth
wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| II. +. l.. lIoffmeyer. OF Florence, on
Aug. 18Th. has been received by us.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffmcyer are
well known to the people of Wal
halla, Mrs. iiOffmcycr especially. she
| being daughter Of the late II. l..
and Meta c. Brandt. who were among
| the pioneer citizens OF Walhalla In
| advance of the happy occasion Of the
| 18Th. The Courier extends to these
good people the very best Of good
| wishes and congratulations. May
they have many more happy nnivar-
saries to celebrate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray Macaulay. Of
| Columbia, are visiting the former
mother, Ms. lIcltic Macaulay. for y
short while. and they are receiving
a most cordial welcome in our midS;.
this having been Mr.. Macaulay's
home during his boyhood Mr.. Ma
caulay informs us that the Waveriy
| Drug store, Of which he is part ow l.
or. was entered one day last week
and several hundred dollars worth
OF goods stolen. so arrests have as
yet been made. but the Columbia
authorizes think they know who the
guilty parties are. and expect to ap-
prchcnd them shortly
We were indeed glad to meet
John II. Wragg. Of the Charleston
News and Courier clerical force. last
Monday morning. Mr.. Wragg had
been visiting here for several DAYS.
returning to his home Yesterday Wc
would not have known "Johnnv"
under any circumstances. and sew
cral wild gucsscS were wide of Tho
mark, though years and years ago
we used to pass Little Johnny"
"raSg many times day about the
News and Courier, establishment on
Broad street. Charleston Ilc has
grown wonderfully--north and easy
south and west, though nothing mas
been added to hcight--and hence th.,