Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-11-01

AA>>HA>sb o' 49, !,
Mrs. Kate Smith and Miss Ger
trude Smith left Thursday for an ex-
tended trip North.
Miss Emmie Ansel spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ansel. eJ
MIR. and Mrs. J. H DARBY, Miss
Bessie Mickler, Miss Hloises Strother
and ]. Coke Rampley spent the week.
end in Highlands.
Now IS the time to buy buy your
Oliver plows. Get ready for the fall
season. Buy the Genuine Oliver w.
NJ. Brown, Walhalla, S. C.-adv.-lt.
Mrs. r. l.. Rogers left yesterday
for Fountain Inn, where she VIII be
for the remainder of this week Wis
ting relatives and looking after mat
ters OF business.
Earle Sloan, Of Charleston, and
H. w. Hinkle, Of North Carolina,
were callers at The Courier Office
Monday. They have been frustrating
together ip the mountains TO- some
time past.
We are requested to announce
that there will be a special confer
ence at Liberty Baptist church next
Saturday, Nov. 4th, at o'clock p.
III. Every member is urged to at
tend.
Just received, shipment of the
we'll known High Point buggies. Call
and get one. (If you ride, ride
right.) w. NJ. Brown, Walhalla, s.
C.-adv.-3 S-tf.
We are requested to announce
that tho Fairfield school will open
on. Monday, Nov. 9th. The ,compul-
sorry attendance law will be enforced
from the opening Of school. Patrons
arc urged TO take notice and see that
all children OF school age are started
promptly on tho opening day OF the
lerm.
Married, at the home Of the off,
ciating minister, Rev. G.. G. Ensley,
in Walhalla, on Sunday,/Oct. 29lh,
Miss Ruby Owens, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Rob. owens. to Roscoe Gil
lespie, son Of Butler Gillespie. The
young couple have the good wishes
OF many fri .nds in the county. Both
reside in Walhalla.
--Rev Gypsy Smith, who drew
such immense crowds at three
weeks revival at Seneca recently, is
now entering upon series of meet
ings at Union, S. G. He went from
Ga, to Union, having been
engaged in a most successful meet
ing in the Georgia city for several
weeks.
Have you gotten your Walk
overs? New shipments have been re-
ceiyed by The Peoples Department
Store for the great anniversary sale.
which will begin Friday of this week.
Our stock Of Walkover shoes for wo-
men and men is now complete. We
have the styles, sizes and quality.
May we show you? The Peoples s
Department Store. Better goods for
less Home OF Walkover shoes. .-ad.
Mrs. Elijah ,'Gilljson, of West
Union, was one Of the prizetwinning
exhibitors Of the Southeastern .Tair
in Atlanta during the past two weeks
and came off with "hying col0rs," so
to speak. Mrs. Gillison sent for ex
hibit four pounds Of her homie made
candies, ono pound each OF 'cucoanut,
caramel ana divinity
fudge. The exhibits were retulnel
to her the latter part OF last week,
tho exhibit as whole bringing her
three blue ribbons, one red ribbon
and a check for $3.50. we have
heard OF number of Oconee exhib-
itors at the Southeastern Fair, but
have not been advised as to the sue
cess Of others. Mrs. L. W. Werner,
of Seneca, exhibited a collection OF
dahlas, receiving two ribbons there
on and cash prize.
MIR. and Mrs. Wm. A. Hetrick
and family left last Sunday for Phil
adelphia, Pa, where they will be un-
til about January 1st, next, when
they will 60 to Princeton, w. Va,
to locate permanently. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. A. Hetlick and little son also
lett Sunday for the same destination,
and they, too, Will locate at Prince
ton the first Of the year. The Messrs.
Helrick will have charge Of q hosiery
mill at Priceton from the first Of the
new year. VIM. A. Hetrick has been
at the head Of the local hosiery mills
here for number Of years, and his
son, Chas. A., has held a position as
manager Of 4 department in The local
mills. Chas. T.. Hetrick and family
will remain in Walhalla. 1t is mat
ter OF deep regret to many friends Of
VIM. A. and Chas. A. Helrick and
their families that they are leaving
Walhalla. They have been promi-
nently associated with all interests
In Walhalla for a number OF years,
and their departure from our midst
will be keenly felt in various quar-
ters. They carry with them the best
wishes OF many friends.
TO Rent--Nice Office rooms in
same building in which Bell Tele-
phone Co. has its Office, on Main st.
Can rent you single Office or suit of
rooms. See me at once if interested.
Very desirable location. w. NJ.
Brown. Walhalla. S. C.--adv.-tf
Rt Rev. Kirkman G.. Finley, the
new Bishop of the Upper Diocese Of