Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-06-21

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They are visiting at the home :;
thoti i:fparents. Mr.. and Mrs. A f,,
Smith, of West Union. The" many
friends are. delighted to have, them
among them again. =
Notice to Those in the Business.
We are in the market for several
carloads Of cross-ties. Will be glad
to have you call on US before, you
sell your ties. We buy anything you
have to sell; we sell anything you
have to buy--and we trade you SER
vice for business. J. H. Alley, West
Union, S. C.-ady.-25-26.
Carrie Lee Owens, one Of the
colored "farmerettes" OF Walhalla
Route 3, has our thanks for a Gu
cumber Of unusual dimensions. We
are not advised as to whether this
is Il variety Of cucumbers Of this Pc
culiar shape, or whether it is a
freak. The cucumber is about the
size Of ordinary garden cucumbers,
but the length Of this one Is exactly
sixteen inches. TO all appearances
ii is in admirable condition for table
use. &'
The Redpath Chautauqua closed
most successful five days program
here last night. 1t Is we'll nigh I'M
possible to say which off.thc attrac-
tions was the best. Each In turn
seemed better than the preceding at
traction, and the interest and antici-
patton Of those attending was never
allowed to, lag. The lectures were
masterpieces Of their kind. The
musical attractions were unexcelled
inf re nd f,r1 r1t,N
OF selection. We wish that we could
give special mention to each and
every individual who took part in
and helped to make the chautauqua
the success that it was, but this is
impossible. The chautauqua has
come to Walhalla as a permanent
institution, and the people Of Oco-
nee may we'll look forward to next
years attrac 'ons, for there Is every
reason to believe that the 1923 pro-
gram will be better, IL possible, than
any yet presented
Miss Lillian Pitchford returned
to Walhalla last Saturday, after
spending a week in Greenville with
relatives and week at Lander Col
lege, Greenwood, attending the Ep-
worth League Conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Pitchford left
afternoon for Greenville to
ne with their son, Charlie, who un-
derwent an operation at the hospital
in that city Monday. Mr.. Pltchford's
many Walhalla friends hope Tor his
early restoration to health.
Married, at Ebenezer church,
on Sunday evening, June. 18th, at 8
o'clock, Miss Eva Corn and Bud
Harden, both Of the 'Fairyiew Sec
ton. Rev. S. A. Tow performed the
ceremony. The young couple have
the good wishes of many friends.
-Coleus.-2-in., 25c. per dozen,
PLUS postage; lin, 50c.;., Gin. to
Gin, 75c. dozen, or 1Oc. each. Trail
ing coleus, for 25c. Mrs. Paul Gill
lison, Seneca, S. c., Rt. 1.-adv.
Miss Eunice Whites1eft the first
of this week for Shelton, Sic, where
she will be for visit of 'a&week or
more to her Winthrop friend and
roommate, Miss Maye Allen. Be-
fore her return to Walhalla Miss
White will visit among relatives and
friends at Spartanburg and Green
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Sloan, OF
Anderson, were guests for a short
while last week at the home Of DR..
and Mrs. B. +. Sloan. Mr.. Sloan Is
a brother Of Dr.. Sloan and has nu-
mcrous friends in this section who
are always glad to meet him and
his wife. They were accompanied
home by little Miss Nell Poe Sloan,
who returned the latter part Of the
week.
"A lady Of our county who has
an unusual record is Mrs. A. l.. Lusk,
Of the Tamassec section Of Oconee.
Mrs. Lusk is about II years Of age,
lives in the same neighborhood in
which she was born and has never
been more than twenty miles away
from home. She has seventy grand
children and forty great-grandchil-
dren. She is happy and content to
serve in her home, enjoying tho
company Of her large family Of chill
dren, grandchildren and great-grand-
children.
Manager James Wilson, Of The
Star THEATRE Walhalla. tells us he
has some mighty good pictures now
booked. On Thursday, June 22d,
(tc-morrow) The Star will present
Mabel Normand in "What Happened