Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-02-22

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lightfully rendered by Mesdames
Fant and 8. IL. ) Werner \ and Misses
Carithers. White and Iie3rtck,. and
Miss Carithers gave a much enjoyed
TO prevent cold take 8ess--ad
Mrs. H. Grady Burton, OF At
lanta. is visiting home folks here,
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. Kelley
JAS. r. Bryce, who ahas been
spending the winter hers for the
benefit Of his health, has returned
to his home at Asheville, N, G.
IL. H. White and family moved
this week to Tamassee, where Mr..
White will be engaged III. farming.
Their many friends here regret their
departure from rWalhalla and wish
for them much success in their new
home. !. $4& T8
For Sale-High class hard and
soft brick. Arthur Brown, Walhalla,
s. C.-adv.-43-tf.
Mrs. S. N. Pitchford was called
to Greenville on Monday to be with
her sons wife, Mrs. Sam &c. Pitch
ford, who has recently undergone
another operation. Mrs. Pitchford
has been in q very low state OF health
since last august. Her many friends
hope that she may soon be restored
to perfect health
Next Wednesday, Feb. 20, will
be the anniversary Of Washington
birthday, and this day each year is
held and observed as national hol-
iday. The Walhalla post Office will
observe Sunday hours, and there will
be no service on the rural routes.
Village carriers will make the fore
noon trip only.
-GGG quickly relieves cold.-ad
"A party of ten from the Oconee
Creek section left that community
Oh the morning OF the 14th of this
month. motoring to rSpartanburg to
hear Billy Sunday. The party was
composed OF Rev. NJ. J. Stansen, w.
NJ. Murphree, B. c. Wood and A. G.
Wood, Thomas Thomas, Luther Tip
pett, George Tippett, Harrison Nor
gan and Thos. Smith. There was one
other man with the party, hut those
named above did not care to have
his name mentioned. The party en-
joyed the trip very much end found
that Billy Sunday is by far the big
gest attraction in the way Of a min
lister that it has ever been their priv
ilege to hear.
The friends of Mrs. Mary ,Hea-
ton will be saddened to hear of her
death, which occurred at her home
at Salem on Wednesday, ,Feb. 1st,
after a short illness from Influenza.
Mrs. Heaton was q good Christian
and faithful member Of the Bap-
tist church at Salem. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. w.
H. Nicholson and the body was laid
to rest in the Ross burying ground
on Tuesday, Feb. I'd. The deceased
leaves her husband, Mack Heaton,
and the following children to mourn
her death: Mrs. John Smith, West
Union; Mrs. John Nix, Clemson Col
lege; Mrs. Ernest Rochester, Mrs.
Alex. Sloan, Essie, Bessie, Mack,
Matte, Olive, Davie and Gebrge, all
Of Salem, and Ebert, Of Piedmont.
The bereaved ones have thstsympa->
thy Of many friends in theIG Sorrow.
"A wedding of unusualainterest
occurred at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce owens, Of Walhalla Rt.
2, on sunday, Feb. 10th, at 5 o'clock
p. m., when their oldest daughter,
Carolyn Reece, became the bride of
Ernest Tollison, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jeff d. Tollison, of the New Hope
section. The bride is a very attrac-
tive young lady OF many beautiful
traits Of character, while the groom
is a young man Of sterling habits.
lie has recently been discharged
from the service Of Uncle Sam, he
1,n,
army as a volunteer Only relative
Of the immediate families were pres
ent. Many beautiful presents were
presented to this young couple by
their relatives. Rev. M J. Stanseil
performed the ceremony immedi-
ately after which delicious refresh
ments were served. Their many
friends join with us in wishing them
much happiness on their journey to-
gether through life.
Mrs. Lena Campbell died at her
home OH Main street in Walhalla OF
Feb. 10th at l1.30 p. NJ. She had
beer in feeble health for some time.
yet the announcement Of her death
came as surprise to all. Mrs. Camp
bell was born in Oconee county in
the Fair Play section, on March 10,
1874. She was before her marriage
Miss Gibson. She was happily
united in marriage to J. l.. Camp
bell, Of Townville, in 1861, and to
this union the following sons and
daughters were born: Mrs. Malby
Hamby, T.. J. Campbell. Of Ander-
son; T. J. Campbell, Of Texas; Mrs.
j. NJ. Moore, Anderson; w. H. Camp
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