Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-05-31

promise Of most satisfactory response
to surgical and medical treatment,
and it is hoped that he will soon be
quite himself again. @
Sec our ladies' silk hose, all
shades, from SOC. to $3.50. c. w. &
JJ. e. Bauknigrt, Walhalla.--ad
MIR. and Mrs. G. +. Wike and
two children, Of Fairfield, n. c., are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Wilkes
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Duncan,
Of West Union.
d. Zimmerman, Of Westmin-
Stcr, announces as Il candidate for
tho House o Representatives. Mr..
Zimmerman is we'll and favorably
known to the people Of Oconee.
w. NJ. Fennell, Of Union, is in
Walhalla this week among relatives
and friends, who are glad to see him
again. He will be in the county for
some time, with headquarters at Wal
halla.
-Coleus-50c. per dozen; 12 diff
fcrent colors. Promp. delivery. Mrs.
Paul Gillison, Seneca, SC, Rt.1.-ad
Nv. l.. Werner motored to Char
lotto Monday for a few days visit to
relatives. He will be accompanied
on his return by Miss Elizabeth Strib-
ling, who has been teaching in North
Carolina for the past term. Miss
Stribling will spend the summer va
cation with her parents, Major and
Mrs. w. j. Stribling, near town.
Married, at the residence Of w.
r. McElinnie, Sunday, May 2$th, Miss
Rose Lawesley and Clarence Albert
'on' ~ .lo.i ',, .Soh 10 "I'''ei ~
.He na'1n' ,', ''s.'o" y, oIonee, Mnte
n'o o''"t IS; 30 , oi tno iaurIt @ roiN
a.C.'"' VI nr, i.Nons why no ooiu- :,
,,ui,. ""' me- n'i ~ ' ',iou W NV ~ -
,,""So,,' a., nc n"rps souns couple
n"sS rn; '"c "oS' "!s".S y, .nt'' .i"ns
lr'r'"S lo' 'ons an" napp! ne To-
se'''er'
I'VE are requested TO announce
that there viii be Children's Day eN-
ercises bT Fairfield Sunday school,
at Fairfield school house, on sun
day. juno 4th. beginning at 10 Il. m.
AFTER the program an address will be
made by {. +. iietrick, OF Walhalla.
the afternoon will be devoted to
singing. Everybody, and especially
Ecthel, Pleasant Ridge and EbcncZcr
sunday schools, is invited. Bring
"e!! Hilod baskets.
--Rev. Marion 'B. Stokes and Mrs.
J. l.. Stokes left last week for Ben
nettsville, after spending some time
here with Mrs. IL. II. Covington.
While in Bennettsville Rev. Stokes
will be engaged in protractcd
meeting. y more earnest, consccrat-
ed worker in the Masters vineyard
IL would De nara to find. The splen-
u1d meeting conducted IN the Metfp.
CSt chufch here several years ago,
in collaboration with his father, tho
late DR.. j. l.. Stokes, is a precious
memory 10 many or our citizens, and
us results stlll abide III the hearts
ana llVeS or number or our young
people.
The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse /. uiayeS, or Greenville,
sympathlZe with them In the loss Of
thelr niue son. whose death occurred
Iuesday OF last week at their nome.
nc nttle 1elloW mad Deen Ill Tor
only a snort tlme, ana MS death came
as Shock 10 MS roma parents. The
bcdy was Drougnt TO "alhalla Tor
burial ana was lald 10 rest IN the
u ~ ~ .ot"n l"s' euhIau"y
"l.e' ~ NUM- ~ .to r,ooonoe ~ i"isS
eonooui' 80 M ~ %, ~ t"s le''tissa aiiu
- ioi'oa. ino a. A. was IonuuotGu ,I,
~ Wv WIZ snin.,,,a a., ,;
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~" -" o.o sl., SGo na.o
nc os ~ 's W '',' -, ~ onus .' no!o
,.. aa,, 0'>' - '''' - @"e''
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MI ana Mrs. Il. y. Mcrrlck ana
chlldrch, OF savannah spent the lat-
ter part OF laS' "ceh III Malhalia at
me nome OIL ~ ana "rs. b' r.
sloan ana among 'hG'F many irlcnos