Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-03-15
---Miss Anna Darby, OF Gresnyille,
8 visiting relatives In WalhRlla this

| 1&och HAltb aWner0 ID l6 In attendance
On United States Court.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Alexander, on March 7th, a daughter,
who has been nanied Norma Laura.
Miss Marie Bryant, Of the WAL
halla High School faculty, left to-day
for Columbia to attend the session Of
the State Teachers Association.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Walhalla Methodist church wiliimeet
with Mrs. Cora Schroeder, in Midway,
Thursday (to-morrow) afternoon at
$50 o'clock.
The many friends and neigh
bors Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sloan, Of
the Flat Shoals section, are glad to
learn that they are gradually I'M
proving, they having been quite Ill
for some time.
Miss Kate Smith, OF West Union,
had as her guests for the weekend
the teachers of the Arlington school,
Misses Nell Cunningham, Of Mis-
souri,; Nell Plowden, Of Spartanburg;
Bernice Douglas, Of Greer, and AL
feene Richburg, of Clinton. They
were accompanied by Mr.. Johnston
and Mr.. Wells, Of Greenville.
Vo oAc l0quSSSSu " duuOuACo
that the Salem school will close on
next Friday, and appropriate ex.
cises will be held at the school build
ing beginning at $50 O'Clock. The
exercises will include addresses by
competent speakers, recitations and
| other features by the pupils, and SO
| on to the extent of a full and very
attractive program. The public is
most cordially invited to attend.
! F. Moseley, Of Mountain Rest,
was in Walhalla for a short while
last Saturday. He was on his way
to Spartanburg to take further in
struction at the Textile and Indus
son of Mrs. G. A. Manley, Of Noun
tain Rest, and is seeking to fit him
self for efficient service in some of
the various branches of the textile
industry.
The Columbia Chapter of Win
throp Daughters, Mrs. r. A. Cooper,
president, has graciously extended an
invitation to all Daughters Of Win
throp in attendance upon the State
Teachers Association In Columbia
to be present at winthrop tea at
| the Governors Mansion from to 8
| SAoSh y Atooy ofOAlA6s n1dICn -
1t is hoped that there will be large
number Of winthrop Daughters who
| will accept this cordial invitation.
We regret to announce: the seri-
| Gus illness of N. ]. Brown at his
home in Walhalla. Early last week
Mr.. Brown suffered partial stroke
of paralysis, and was rendered help
less for week. His condition, while
still serious, is somewhat improved,
he being able to move parts 4of his
body and to talk little. sufficiently
we'll to make himself understood by
those waiting on him. We hope that
he may soon be restored to- perfect
health. .t,i;o:
IT. e. Smith, Of the Madison Sec
tion, showed us last Friday aaSRatch
that he has been carrying for 25
years, and which, he says haB kept
perfect time continuously, nothing
having ever been done, to it in the
way Of repairs except to have q new
| crystal put on. The watch. has been
in his immediate family for 75Gyears,
his father. w. r. Smith, having car
ried it for Is years prior to his pos
session Of 1t. It was given to w. r.
Smith by his father. AS the present
owner of the time-piece says, "it's
not much to look at, but It's some
time-keeper."
On Saturday afternoon, March
11th, Mrs. Charles A. 'Hetrick was
hostess to the Rook Club. After a
number of interesting games the hos
tess, assisted by Mrs. Jesse Neville,
Mrs. w. G. Hughs and Miss Florence
Hetrick, served delicious sweet
course. Those enjoying this delight
full occasion were Mesdames John "A.
Ansel, w. B. Bell, H. D. Biemann,
w. r. Craig, l.. c. Harrison, H. r.
Hughs, w. G. ;Hughs, J. r. Hughes,
Joel Keys, Jesse Neville, w. j. Schro-
der and Misses Ethel Counts, Anna
Darby, Ruth Hetrick, Florence Het-
rick, Julia Maxwell, Sue Maxwell,
Nonnie McLees and Eloise Strother.
Henry B. Othersen Is now num-
bered among the merchants Of Wal
halla, he having last week opened a
complete line Of groceries in "West
End" his store being located on the
promises Of the Othersen home place.
He is inaugurating a new feature in
business here, that Of the cash and
carry" plan, by which he hopes to
keep expenses and losses at q mini
mum and in consequence be able to
lower retail prices to his customers.
Mr.. Othersen has but recently been
honorably discharged from military
service we are glad to welcome him
among our business men, and we be-
speak for him LIBERAL share Of the
patronage Of our people.
Tho State income tax bill has
been passed, signed by the Governor