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WALHALLA. H. C.:
WEDNESDAY, JV NE 1015.
SENECA IS NEEDING KAIN.
V. lt. I loy lo Died in Oeorgiu-Special
Women's Meetings.
Seneca, .luuv 22. Special: News
vas received hero Saturday of the
loath ol' V. B. Doyle ut Moyston, Ga.
Mr. Doyle was a brother of Mrs. II.
Mexandor, of Seneca, who was
villi him during the lasl days of his
illness. Mr. Alexander, Mr. and
Mis .1. ll Th O in psi) ll, Mrs. Wood and
Miss Hortense Doyle attended the
funeral at Royston on Simd ty
VV S. Hunter, .1. V Brock and lt.
> Hopkins were among the Seneca
leople in Al Inula last \\ eek .
Mrs, I E. Wallace and children
ile visiting rel ?Mi ves at Iva.
Miss Bessie MeBride, of louisville,
ia , i visit inc, .1 rs lt. I) Neill.
Mrs. W K Livingston and chil
Iren and Mrs s. D. Cherry left last
?eek for an extended visit to Birm
in g hu tn.
Kev. N, G. Bullenger and family I
efl on Tuesday morning for their
summer home al Brookside.
Announcements of the marriage of
ir E. M. Coleman tn Mrs. Stiff, of
.Charlotte, N. C., were received here
'.asl week. Dr. Coleman has many
i fiends in Seneca who arc extending
O him hearty good wishes upon his
rood fortune.
Mrs. ,1. li. Adams was in Atlanta
he pasl week.
Joe Byrd, Jr., toidi advantage of
he excursion1 and visited relatives in
Vt lauta the past week.
vi Atlanta for several weeks, will ar
;ive home the last of tho week.
S K. Dendy, Jr., spent tho past
'veek-end with his f nani ly here.
I bo Success Theater is offering iin
isiinl attractions this week. Local
pictures, including tho photographs
. i numbers of Seneca babies, were
made last week and are being shown
for four nights this week, beginning
Monday night.
<", and Mrs. F, S. HollcillUll spoilt
asi week in Charleston, where Mr.
to)', in.in attended Lhe State Bank
1 i's' \ssociatioii.
Mrs, Ben I tar per has rctu rued
rom a \isit to Atlanta and Com
merce, Ga.
Miss IO lea n or Norman Iscntcrtnin
? og on Tuesday afternoon for her sis
er, Mrs Arthur Norman.
The alarm of lire was given Moil
Say morning when Howry & Hollo
..i>'s stare room was caugh from
.atcr boiling over upon a ^as stove.
Tho blaze was quickly smothered and
nile damage done.
rho meeting which waa in progn
at Hie Methodist church last week
losod Sunday nigh!. Thc pastor,
?Rev. N. G. Ballenger, did Hie preach
ing, giving lino sermons, the meet
ing being held preparatory to a re
vival which will be held in Seneca 111
August. ,
Rain is needed in Seneca, and \i
vdnity, both in crops and lo la> the
lust.
Mi s Stella Fi nea n mm s friends are
sympathizing with her in a continued
illness. They IIO;H' to hear of her
improvement s ?on.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Y. Striblillg, of
Roswell. Ga., were in Seneca last
week They came for the funeral of
Mrs C. L. Reid. Mrs. Martha kani
aaj accompahicd them ! mue.
I. W. stribling has accepted a posl
ion with ibo Courtenay Manufactur
ing Company for the summer months.
I. W. is a textile student at Clemson,
having just completed tho junior
vear.
Misses Lillian Floyd and Dorothy
Mason, of Charlotte, are guests in the
nome of Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Huntley.
Miss Florido Uro pst is teaching a
>.0ass in music at Fair Play.
Mrs. M. J. Floyd, tho mother of
Charles Floyd, is quite unwell at the
lome of her son. She suffered a fall
recently ard has boen confined to the
.use of a rolling chair since.
The missionary society of the Pres
byterian church held an open air
meeting on tho lawn of Mrs. J. J.
Cromer Monday afternoon. This so
ciety is divided Into four circles, and
"during the summer months lt Is in
NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER.
Saul Death of Infant)-Revival Ser
vices-1A(T?I Note?.
Weat in I aster, June 22. Special:
The in Hill Of Mr. ami Mrs. Al hort
Harton died ill Atlanta Tuesday and
the remains were brought here and
interred in Kastview cemetery Wed
nesday afternoon. The bereaved
taniily have the sympathy of many
friends.
Mrs. C V. McCarey, of Seneca,
spent a few days last week with her
nieces, Misses Pal and Kate Medalia
ha ti.
Mr. and Mrs. Knox Anderson vis
ited relatives in Atlanta last week.
Miss Ruth Littlejohn, of Gaffney,
is visitin? al the home ot Mr. and
Mrs (V I. Poster.
Revival services arc in progress at
the Westminster Baptist church this
week. The pastor, Rev. ll M. I 'al -
law, is being assisted in ?hese ser
vices by Dr H. ll Dement, pastor of
Greenwood Baptist church. Dr. D?
nient is a most able and noted minis
ter and the church is fortunate in
securing him for this meeting.
Mrs. L, K\ Melli, ot Chai lesion, is
visiting her daughter, Mis. \V. W.
Whelsell.
Fred I). Stribling. of Kn o ree, is
visiting his uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. M. S. Stribling.
Roy Stribling, of Rockingham, X.
C.. is spending a few days with his
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. W.
.1. Stribling.
C L. K?ster, who bas been in
Greenville taking a business course,
is home for a few days.
Mr ai d Mrs. Rolfe Hunt have re
turned .rom an extended 'rip North.
Chester King, son ol' Mr. and Mrs.
Blakeley Kinn, died at his home al
Oak way Monday evening at s o'clock.
His death followed an operation for
appendicitis. He was a young man.
inst about Jd years ol' age, and will
be sadly missed, not only by his im
mediate family, but by the entire
community. The family has the sym
pathy of many friends.
Miss Mildred Peden is spending a
week or two in Greenville.
Miss Marion Pitts returned last
week from a visit to ber aunt. Mrs.
w. H. Mason. <; reen ville.
Mrs. .1. A. Durham has gone to
Greenville ?o he present at the mar
riage of her niece. Miss Winnie Mae
. ' ?" " e. lli.,,1,, ll nf
.vus. ,i. Knox Anderson. Air. ano vus.
H. I'. Huller and two children. Ed
win and H. P., c. H. Stonecypher,
H. M. Cross, w. L. Kngland, H. T.
(. Kelley. .1 (J. Couch. C. C. Myers
and others.
Miss Jessie Voting, of Greenville,
is Hie attractive guest ot' Miss Mar
ion Pitts this week.
Born, unto Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Bar
ber, Tuesday, June 22. a daughter.
T. X. Carter bas returned from a
trip to Malvern, Ark., lo visit his son,
J. Unfed Carter.
A great man> people enjoyed Hie
talk by Richard S. I.igon, ot' Ander
son, on "The Hospital" at the Gil
bert last Friday evening.
Miss Honnie Melle Hunt, ol" Gaines
ville, Ga., is visitng at the home of
ber brot lier. W R. 1 lum
Germans Report Many Prisoners.
Berlin, June I H. The prisoners
taken by th?' German and Austt'O
ilungarian armies up io June ll to
talled 1,61 " ">0. according to tho
Bavarian siaais eitung. The news
paper savs this total is divided as
follows: Russian.}, 1,240,000;
Kreuch, j;.;..mu?; K.iglish, 24,000;
Belgian, ll.unit; Servian, fiO.000.
Children's Day at Elnmczer.
Children's Day exercises will be
observed at Khcnczer on the second
Sunday in July. We want everybody
to come and enjoy the day wi'!:
Bring well-tilled baskets and new
song books.
tended to hold the metings with thc
various circles, each in turn being re
sponsible tor th?! program. Tho pro
gram on Monday was given by the
banner circle, composed of the mem
bers in this community, and was pie
sided over by Mrs. Sallie Hollcmatl,
the captain of the circle. Among
oilier Interesting feature-, were the
papers by Mesdames Heller and She
lor, setting forth the virtues of our
mountain sc hools. Mrs. W. 1'. Reid
made a most interesting talk on the
Nacoochee instinto, and a number of
children in costume made a most
telling plea for home missions. Miss
Kleanor Ravenel sang two delightful
solos and Miss Rel>ccca Todd render
ed an exquisite piano selection. At
tho close of the program M. L.
Thompson and R. S. Vernor delighted
the company with a number of violin
selections, accompanied by Miss Lei
la Thompson. The next meeting will
be held with the circlo of which Mrs.
.1. Ed. Sitten is captain.
CROUCH-MAX \V KI,L WEM)] NO.
llonutiful Ceremony at Joiuiston '?>??. 1
Thursday livening.
There are many Walhalla and
Oconee people who will he Interested I
in the following Item clipped from i
the Johnston social news published
in the Columbia Stale of June lils?.
The Courier joins with many otho*
friends of the groom in extend) ig <
hearty congratulations and to the i
young couple every good wish for a <
happy future. We quote below from i
the Johnston correspondent: <
Johnston, June -(>. One of tim <
most beautiful weddings ever held l
hero was that of Thursday evening <
in HM> Methodist church when Miss t
Elise Cathrine Crouch, the eldest j
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hillery \
Westley Crouch, married Dr. Lucius <
Sloan Maxwell. The wedding hour \
was !t o'c lock, but long before this t
the church was filled. The Interior i
of the edifice was decorated in the \
wedding rolo r.s. pink and blue, and ?
the chancel and altar rall were bank- i
ed In ferns and pink roses, and ?is it \
was a "butterfly wedding" about g
were these gorgeous creatures. ?
Previous to the entry of tho bridal s
??arty a musical program was on- i
joyed. Miss Irene Strother, of Wal- \
balla, sang "Just Von," and again, |
with Avory Uland, she sang "A Por- i
feet Hay." being accompanied on the \
piano by Mrs. .lames Cllllum and
violin hy P. M. Boyd. Mendels- <
-olin's bridal chorus was sum; by (
Miss Strother, Mesdames Taylor c
Goodwyn of Greenwood, L. C. La ti
mer, P. M. Hoyd and Avory Bland.
As Mendelssohn's Wedding March, i
played by Miss IO m ma lloukttight.be
gan. Hie ushers advanced up Hie
aisles. They were Earl Owington
Crouch. Lewis Blount, W. li. On/.ls I
and Charles Humphries of Walhalla. I |
I The ribbon girls, Misses Hula Satch- j t
; er. Elberta Uland. Hallie White and I i
Elise Mobley. drew pink ribbons to j '!
. mark the bridal pathway. Thc at-lt
lending maids and groomsmen en- j I
M red in the following order: Misses l<
Lida Caldwell. of Charlotte, and j 1
Miss Minnie Craig Taylor, of Cain- j I
den. followed by Lewis Wannama- ; <
ker, of Orangeburg, and Leroy j
Wert/., of Holton; Misses nellie,
j Bettis, of Trenton, and (?ladys Saw-;
i yer, with Prank s. Bland and Rufus ? .
?May of Greenwood; Misses Julia j I
Maxwell, of Walhalla. and I ulla
0 ti ' ' '">< t vit ll uxv>
?
?aiion ?Vutoii o> .....i.^... ll.u.
girls were little Prances Crouch and
Lona Perry. The maid of honor.
Miss Annie Crouch, sister of the
bride, entered alone
The bride entered with her father,
H. W. Crouch, and was met at the !
altar by tho groom, with his best
man. Dr. Charles P. Corn. The cere
mony was performed by Kev. j. T.
Thacker.
A lovely picture was the bride in
ber wedding robes of shimmering
white messaline. trimmed in real
lace and pearls, ll was short length,
with court train of lace and tulle,
which fell from the shoulders, and;
the bridal veil was encircled by or- |
ango blossoms. Her only jewelry was
a diamond necklace, the gifl of the |
groom, and she carried her mother's ;
wedding handkerchief. The shower
bouquet was ol orchids and lilies of
the valley.
As the bridal party hit Hie church j
the bridal chorus was sung.
Immediately following the cere-1
Minny a reception was held at the
home of tho bride's parents. As tho j
guests entered they were served kv i tb
punch on either side of tho br ad
veranda bj Misses Ruth Smith, Pel
LaGrone and Mesdames H. l>. Moorer
and Wilber Wertz. Mesdames Tay
lor Goodwyn and Oscar I? Black
greeted the guests at tho iront, and
in the hallway Mesdames J. A. Lott
and J, L. Walker conducted hem to
the parlor, where the receiving line
stood, Mrs. ('bailes E. Pasley, of
Florence, introducing tho guest-.
Mr. ami Mrs. Crouch, with the bridal
pair, and the bride's grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Owington S. Wer?./,
were first in the lino.
The guests were directed to thc.
dining room by Mesdames J. C.
Wertz and M. W. Crouch.
The wedding ring was drawn hy
Mis:: Gladys Sawyer; thc engagement
ring. Mr. Van; Miss Annie Crouch,
tho cat; Miss Caldwell, t })e owl;
Miss Maxwell, the shoo; Miss Met tis,
the double hearts; Mis.; Rllse Mob
ley, the cain; Mr. A i rici, the clock.
The refreshments, block cream,
with a pink heart In the center, with
fruit and heart-shaped pound cake,
and later pink and blue mints, were
served hy Misses Ida Batcher, Frances
Turner, Antionette Denny, RHa Ja
cobs, Annabelle Thacker and Louise
Hoyt.
The guests registered, the hook
being presided over bv Miss DeSea
saure Hogan and Miss Maud Nicker
son.
During the evening, as tho bride
mounted the stairway, sho threw her
ROUTE THREE TRI-WEEKLY.
Rest Servir? Possible Under Ruling
of I'ost Office Department.
The following letter is self-ex
planatory with reference to the es
labllshmenl of Walhalla Route No.3:
Washington. Juno I t. 1915.
Hon. Wyatt Aiken. Abbeville. S. C.
My Dear Mr. Aiken: With refer
m?e to your letter of the 10th in
stant, addressed to the superintend
ent, Dis ?sion of Kural Mails, trans
Hitting a clipping from The Keowee
lourier relative to ?he establishment
)f proposed Kural Route No. 3, Wal
lalla. S. C., which has been ordered
established June 16, 1915, with
hree-times-a-week service, wherein
.ou again urgo\.\v request that ser
ice on this rou lu be made daily ex
ept Sunday, I beg to state that,
vhilc the many forceful ropresenta
lons made by you in behalf of the
?ros pee tl ve patrons of the route from
.Valhalla who desire six-times-a-week
lervice are appreciated, I can only
'eiterate the statements made in pre
ious letters addressed to you on this
uibjecl that under the postal laws
md regualtions the frequency of s?r
ico on newly established rural
?oates cannot exceed three times a
veek unless such routes be eoni
tosed wholly or in greater part of
'outes having six-times-a-week s?r
ico.
Regretting that favorable action
>n your request for daily except Sun
lay service on Konto No. ?I, Walhalla,
?anno! consistently be taken. I am.
Sincer?is yours.
A. H. Foster.
Veting Fourth Asst. P. M. General.
Service Days ('hanged.
lt was found that the service could ,
>o better adapted to the needs of the
?atrons of Route No. 3 by changing
he service days from Mondays. Wed
lesdaya and Fridays of each week to
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays,
i
md upon tho representations made
(? the post office department the;
?bange was ordered. From this time
orward, therefore, the patrons of
[toute No. w ill be served their mail '?
)ii the latter days-Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Tlie rulings of the government, we
unterstand, are that upon proper
(bowing being made as to volume of
?usiness transacted by a given route. 1
he service can be changed from tri
)? '. li
.viii be inaugurated on the route.
The pat-rons can lend material aid
o this end by urging everybody'
dong the route to patronize it and
?y making an effort to utilize the
nail facilities for the transaction of
?ll business thal can be handled by ,
nail.
MISUSE OF FLAG IS SUBJECT j
- I
)f Another Note to Great Britain.
German U-20 Sunk.
Washington, June 21.-New rep-,
'csentations to Great Britain on mis-,
?se of tlx; American Hag by English
nea mers probably will be made in
ho new note being prepared to deal I
further with Interruptions to neu
ral commerce.
At the state Department to-day il
.vas said no olfieial information was
?t hand on the Gei lnau charge that I
he submarine U-2!) was sunk by a 1
British steamer (lying tue colors of
Sweden. Tho British admiralty has
louie,1 it. Berlin takes the view that,
he incident has a bearing on the,
legotiations with the United States
>ver submarine warfare. American j
ifficials, while not admitting thal the
ase has a bearing, are curious to
enow boss the Germar admiralty got 1
ts information inasmuch as all on '
he U-20 wore reported lost.
Officials, however, felt that misuse
?f neutral Hags complicates the is
me with Germany.
Well Known Publisher Dead.
.Vow Canaan. Conn.. June 2 1.
Wm. II. Rand, for many years head
if Ihe printing and publishing house
?f Band. MeXally & Co.. died last
night at. the home of his daughter.
Mrs. II. W. Chappell Ile had been
il] for some time.
Tillman Reaches Colon.
Colon. June IS. Senator Benj. lt.
Tillman, of South Carolina, accom
panied by his family, arrived here
to-day from New York. All the
party were well, although they had
rough weather for two days on the
way down. They will leave Panania
for San Francisco about June 29.
bouquet, and it was caught by her
3lster, Miss Annie Crouch. Soon she
returned attired In a travoling suit
ot putty colored chiffon broadcloth.
Before their return from their
honeymoon they will visit the bride
groom's relatives at Greenville and
Walhalla.
CANI
SEA
WILL SOC
Wc arc prepared to J
just unloaded one car Tin
supplies-Solder, Cappin
pers. Etc.
Wc have also 400 case
Mason Glas
Tops and Rubbers bough
have these in PINTS, QU
An OIL STOVE is
have during the canning si
thc yard and do all this h(
We have thc New Pe
Automatic.
It will pay you to get o
Matheson Ha
"Westminsi
NOTICIO OF SPECIAL ELECTION.
In accordance with Section 17-12,
Civil Code of South Carolina, 1012,
and pursuant to an order of tho
County Hoard of Education of Oco
noo County, South Carolina, notice is
hereby given that a Special Flection
will he held at thc school house, in
Ebenezer School District. No. Oh, on
Saturday, .lune 26th, IPI."., for tho
purpose of voting upon tho question
of levying a special tax of two mitta
: I
?
.uic?ii, v..?^.ii
(doctor opposed to said levy shall
cast a ballot containing the word
"No" printed or written thereon.
At tho said election only such
electors as return real or personal
property for taxation, and who ex
hibit their tax receipts and registra
tion certificates as required In gene
ral elections, shall bo allowed to vote.
Polls will be opened at 7 o'clock
a. tn. and will close at 4 o'clock p. m.
C. H. VVHITM1RE,
.1. H. CASON,
.1. A. I VESTE lt.
Trustees of Ebenezer School District,
No. 00, Managers of Flection.
June 10, 1'.) 1"?. 24-25
\OTICF-SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY RY RECEIVER.
The State of South Carolina,
County of Oconee.
(In the ('oort of Common Fleas.)
Mrs. Callie R. Dillard, Plaintiff,
against
C. .1. Mulkey and Mrs. S. IO. .Mulkey,
Defendants.
t'y virtue Of an order of the Court
ol' Common Fleas, dated the 1st day
of February, 191.1, and signed by
Honorable Frank B, (?arv, Presiding
Judge, appointing nie. .1. H. S. Dendy,
as Receiver of all the property of the
defendants, C. J. Mulkey and
Mrs. S. IO. Mulkey, and order
ing nie to sell all the property of the
said defendants, C. J. Mulkey and
Mrs. S. IO. Mulkey, not being exempt
to them as a homestead under the
law, I will sell, to tho highest bid
der, in front of tho Court House door,
in Walhalla, South Carolina, between
Ibo legal hours of sale, on salosday in
JULY next, the following personal
property, to wit:
Fifty-one shares of the capital
stock of Tho Oconee Hank, of Hie par
value of one hundred dollars per
share. Sold as the property of Hie
d?fendant C. J. Mulkey.
Twelve shares of thc capital stock
of Tho Oconee Hank, of tho par value
of one hundred dollars per share,
property of Mrs. S. 10. Mulkey.
.All tho Indebtedness ol' The Oconee
Hank to tho defendant Mrs. S. IO. Mul
key.
Terms of Sale: Cash on flay of sale.
J. H. S. DENDY. Receiver,
.lune Hi. 10 1.".. 21-20
1785 10 15
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON.
Ht I st Year Begins October 1.
Entrance examinations at all the
county scats on FRIDAY, JULY 2,
at 0 a. m.
Full four-year courses lead to tho
R. A. and B. S. degrees. A two-year
pre-medical course is given.
A free tuition scholarship Is as
signed to each county of tho State.
Spacious buildings and athletic,
grounds; well equiped laboratories;
unexcelled library facilities.
Expenses moderate. For torms
and catalogue, address
HARRISON RANDOLPH,
26* PrcsidenL
)N BE ON
iupply your wants; have
Cans, and all necessary
g Steels, Tipping Cop
:s of
s Fruit Jars,
t before thc advance. We
ARTS, and HALVES,
a mighty good stove to
eason-you can get out in
}t work under the shade,
.rfeetion and Florence
ur prices.
irdware Co.,
CITATION NOTICE.
(In Court of Probate.)
Tho State of South Carolina,
County of Oconee.- By V. F. Martin,
ESQ., Judge of Probate.-Whereas,
J. Wrinn has made suit to me
to grant him Letters of Administra
tion of the Estate of aid Effects of
Jeremiah Wrinn, deceased
These aro, therefore, to cite and
idmonlsh all and singular the kin
' ii?: 5' ti ltd
ie. tv.-:.-.!,
.il.'
WM . :.i . .t i/o e-.,>. 3outh
i
>ii,i, iHi?, after publication
hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
[o show cause, if any they ?'ave, why
the said administration s.iould not
he granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
14th day of .lune, A. I). 191 f..
(Seal.) V. F. MARTIN,
fudge of Probate for Oconee County,
South Carolina.
Published on the 16th and 23d
lays of June, 1915, in The Keowee
Courier, and on the Court House
loor for the time proscribed by law.
June 16, 19 15. 24-25
CITATION NOTICE.
Tho State of South Carolina,
County of Oconee.- (In Court of
Probate.)-By V. F. Martin. Judgo
>f Probate.-Whereas, Mrs. Lula
Moore has made suit to me to grant
her Letters of Administration of tho
Estate of and effects of John T.
Moore, deceased-?
Those aro, therefore, to cite and ad
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said John T.
Moore, deceased, that they be and'
appear before mo, in the Court of
Probate, to he held at Walhalla Court
House, South Carolina, on Elli DAY,
the L'd day of .ILLY, 1915,
after publication hereof, at 1 1 o'clock
in the forenoon, to show cause, if any
they have, why tho said administra
tion should not be granted.
Given umler my hand and seal this
15th day of June. A. D. 1915.
(Seal.) V. F. MARTIN.
Judge; of Probate for Oconee County,
South Carolina.
Published on Hie 16th and 23d
days of June, 19 15. in Tho Keowee
Courier, and on tho Court House
door for Ibo time prescribed hy law.
June I (!, 191 5. 24-25
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby glvon that the
undersigned will make application
to V. F. Martin, Judgo of Probate for
Oconee County, in tho Stato of South
Carolina, at his office at Walhalla
Court House, on SATURDAY, JULY
10th, 19 15, at ll O'clock In the fore
noon, or as soon thereafter as said
application can be heard, for leave to
make final settlement of tho Estate
of John H. Zimmerman, deceased,
and obtain final discharge as Admin
istrator of said estate.
W. lt. ZIMMERMAN,
Administrator ol' the. Estate of John
IL Zimmerman, Deceased.
June 9, 1915. 23-26
N?TIGE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS.
All persons indebted to tho Estate
of John IL Zimmerman, deceased, aro
hereby no Ohed to make payment to
the undersigned, and all persons
having claims against said estate will
present the same, duly attested,
within the time prescribed by law or
barred.
W. R. ZIMMERMAN,
Administrator of the Estate of John
H. Zln,merman, Deceased.
June 9, 1915. 23-26