Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-09-06
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rJas. l.. Alexander and Miss Oh
I've Tally, Of Newry, were Visitors in
Walhalla the first Of the week.
William Stone. Of Elberton, Ga,
was business VISITOR in Walhalla
last week.
"A. d. Johnson spent short
while in 'Greenvillo on business last
week.
Mrs. l.. r. VanDiveire, Of Sa-
vannah, Ga, arrived last week and
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mack
Neville, Of West Union, and among
ether relatives in iWalhalla.
ALL our new goods are here.
Come in and get our prices. G. w.
& j. Il. Bauknight, Walhalla.-
Owing to the Gipsy Smith meet
ing being held in Seneca, there will
be no prayer meeting at the Wal
halla Presbyterian church this (Wed-
nesday) evening, as announced.
Robert Rogers left last Satur-
day for Port Gibson, Miss, to re-
hume his duties in tho Chamberlain
Hunt Military Academy as instruc-
tor in English and military tactics.
Airs. Mary Williams and attrac-
two children, Of Richland. arc visit
ing relatives in Walhalla and Phin
ncy's Station this week. Mrs. Will
i'ams has many friends in Walhulla
who arc always glad to see her.
-Wc will charge $3.50 per bale
for ginning this season, furnishing
| bagging and ties. We use and -
pound jutc bagging and whole tics.
]ute bagging adds weight and makes
neat bale. Westminster Oil and
Fertilizer Co.--adv.-3 -35-tf.
We are requested 10 announce
that tht Ladies' Aid Society Of thc
Baptist. church will meet Friday al
tcrnoon at the home OF Mrs. Frank
Montgomery at 1 o'clock. All mem
hcrs arc urged to be present.
Misses Ruth amd Helen Pieper,
OF Charleston, are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Meiburg.
They are daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Fred. Pipeer, we'll known to our
people. They will be in Walhalla for
4 week or ten days.
Oh Thursday afternoon Of last
week little Misses Cornelia and Jo
Neil johnson entertained about 25
| Of their little friends at delightful
birthday party at their home in Wal
halla. Many merry games We're en-
| joyed, after which delicious refresh
ments wtre served, consisting Of
pink and white cream and pink and
white cake. Great delightwas ex-
pressed wlren the, candles on the
| cakes were lighted, three on ono and
five on the other, the respective ages
of the charming little hostesses. The
hour for departure came all too soon
! and the little guests left expressing
their pleasure at the delightful af-
friends many happy returns Of the
day
S. w Simmons, Of the lower
part OF the county, stopped in The
Courier Office one day last week and
showed us specimens Of cotton. corn
and other crops in Greenville AID
Anderson counties. where he had
been on brief visit. The stalks Of
cotton and corn arc literally stripped
OF every particle Of foliage and fruit.
lie also had a few limbs taken from
fruit trees, and these were sealed up
from end to end by hailstones, and
give every evidence Of being pcrma-
nenily injured as we'll rs having all
fruit stripped from them for this
through that portion Of these coun-
ties that were visited by the hail Of
some six weeks ago cannot realize
the fearful damage that was done.
Gaps! We have them from soc.
to $500. c. w. e J. e. Bauknight.
---aGv.
Quite a number of people from
Walhalla and community attended
tho opening meeting Of the Gipsy
Smith revival on Sunday evening,
and on the two succeeding evenings.
They report large crowds present,
and much interest manifested. No
doubt tho attendance will increase
from day to day. and much good be