Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-08-16
Observation-Disclosures. .!..!.s'.'.i..i...!..s.
J. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. i.
Observation-Disclosures,

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Mrs. A. w. Barr is spending q
month at Tamassee.
DIR. j. w. Bell and c. G. Jaynes
spent last week in Asheville, y. G.
-Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Hamilton
and little son are spending while
at Montreal, n. G.
-R. Q. Mcrrick, Of Savannah. was
a visitor to relatives and friends III
Walhalla tho first OF this week.
-Hemstitching and Pecot Edging
Will give your orders careful at
tention. Mrs. NJ. Puckhaber, p. o.
Box. les. Walhalla, S. c., near the
Brandt old home.--adv.-31-3
Mr.. and Mrs. James Darby. Miss
Eloise Sirothcr. Mrs Lewis Harrison
and Mrs. Williams spent the week
end in Highlands.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Burley. Of
Clemson College, spent the weekend
with the formers mother. Mrs. S. f..
nurley, near town.
Miss White, OF the Wolf Stake
community, is spending this week
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John j Reeder in Midway.
w. A. Grant, who has been sum-
mering at Highlands for his health,
is in Walhalla for few days with
his family and among friends. We
were glad to note that he has very
greatly improved in health and is
now quite himself again.
For Sale-1921 model Maxwell
touring car; good as new: run only
1861 miles. Call and see this splen-
did car at Green Motor Co., Walhalla,
S. C.-adv.-29-tf.
MIR. and Mrs. G. G. Keil anl sou,
George Henry, Of lCharleston, are
visiting at the home Of the former s
mother, Mrs. NJ. J. Keil, near Wal
halla. Mrs. Keil and. son are here
for the summer, but Mr.. Keil will be
here for only about two weeks:
Mrs. Lena Lawson and daughter
and son. Edith and John, and Mr..
and Mrs. Duncan McRay and son,
Duncan, Jr.. Of Columbia, and Mrs.
Hattie Rogers and children, Of Pei
zer, and Mrs. Lena McBee and chill
dren, Of Piedmont, are visiting al
the homes OF w. NJ. and II. II. Alex
ander.
Miss May Abercrombic, OF Char
lesion, spent few days in Walhalla
last week visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Abercrombie. Miss Ab-
ercrombic has a number Of friends
who were delighted to meet her
again. She left Friday for Green
VILE, whore she stopped over with
friends for short while, returning
to Charleston in time to take up hel
duties on Monday morning as super,
visor Of the Southern Bell Telephone
Company's exchange in that city. She
has held this position for several
years.
We have four car loads Of good
flour, bought right; two cars Anchor
brand salt, two car loads Of shorts
1t takes lot OF money, room anf
work TO handle all this-but we wan
your business and we buy in large
quantities in order to give you the
best prices and tho benefit of cal
load rates. We appreciate your bust
ness, we need your business. we worl
for your business, and we feel like
we deserve your business. So let:
come together and do business. re
member we trade you service fO1
business. ]. II. Alley, West Union
S. C.---adv.-32-33.
in making note last week Of th'
death OF Miss Mariah Ansel VIC wcT,
unable to secure facts in detail con
ccrning her life. Miss Anscl Wa:
born in Charleston on Nov. 10, 1914
her age at tho time OF death there
fore being nearly rs She was ;
daughter Of John and Frederica Bau
ers Anscl and she came to Walhall;
with her parents in 1854, having re
sided here continuously since. Sh
was consistent member of st
Johns Lutheran church Of Walhalla
into whose communion she wa
brought with the second confirma
ton class in it's history. The funera
services and intcrmcnt took plac