Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-01-28

for 25c. Moss q Ansel. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Broom have
moved from West Union to the coun
try between Walhalla and Westmin-
ster, their present address being
Westminster, r. f. d. No. d.
Ray and Clyde IvesteHS who have
spent the past fall and winter in
Walhalla, disposing OF several car
loads Of Western horses, have return
ed to Douglas, Wyoming. They will
probably return to Oconee next FALL.
Our entire line Of white goods,
laces and embroideries at cost. c.
w. & J. T.. Bauknight adv.
Married. by Rev. J. b. Tramel,
on Sunday, January 25th, in the
Cross Roads section, Miss Birdie
Smith, of Westminster, and f.. C.
Vinson, Of Holly Springs. The cere-
mony was performed on the public
highway near the home of James r.
Suttles.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry r. Hughs re-
turned Sunday from Atlanta, where
they had been for several weeks. ow-
ing to the illness of their little
daughter, Elizabeth, whom they had
taken to a specialist. Friends Of the
family will be glad to know that the
little one is greatly improved, though
her condition is such as to require
the care of trained nurse for some
time to come. Nhe doctors stated
that it will probably De a gear before
the child will be completely restored
to health.
The best time to buy white goods
Is now. c. w. & J. e. Bauknight are
selling same at cost. See them. ad.
-Thos. Conley and Burt Allen
were lodged in the Oconee Jail last
Monday, the charge against them be-
ing violation Of the dispensary law.
Sheriff John w. Davis and Constable
). A. keatoI made the arrests, fol-
lowing search of the premises occu-
pied as dwelling by Allen, where
both parties were when the search
was made. Two kegs were seized,
the two vessels containing gallons
of corn whiskey, 4 u gallons in each
keg. Conley and Allen live in the
Cross Roads section Of Oconee. Both
are white men.
Garter & Co.. Walhalla, an
nounce special cut-price sale to he
gin Friday morning Of this week at
10 O'Clock. Every department of this
big store has received it's cut in
Read their advertisement on the sec
ond page Of this issue and be on
hand at the opening There are a
number of interesting features that
will have their place during the
eight days Of this sale. The Carter
Company will put on specials each
day during the running Of this sale.
feature that will mark this COM
pany's future policy is the change to
strictly cash basis, in carrying out
which they figure that they can af-
ford to sell goods regularly at lower
prices than heretofore, and this they
propose to do. This sale will begin
Friday Of this week, continuing
through next week
C. w. e ]. e. Bauknight are Of
ferng their superb line Of laces, en-
broideries and white goods at cost
See them for bargains. adv.
We regret to chronicle the death
of William NJ. Holden, which occur
rcd at his honre in the Danville sec
ton of Oconee last Wednesday. Mr.
Holden had been a great sufferer
from cancer for the past several
years, and for the past year had been
confined to his home and room. His
death had been expected for some
time, yet it came as a source of sor-
row to his friends. Mr.. Holden was
known throughout Oconee county.
and for several years made his home
here and at Westminster, where he
had many friends. He is survived by
his wife and several children by his
first marriage, Mrs. l.. b. Shockley,
OF West Union, being a daughter, and
elisha and w. Thad. Holden, Of Sa-
lem, sons of the deceased Inter-
ment took place at Salem on Friday
in the presence of large concourse
Of relatives and friends. To the be-
reaved is extended the sympathy OF
wide circle Of acquaintances and
friends.
Robert Leroy, aged Is years,
son Of Rev. and Mrs. w. b. Hawkins,
of Townville, died at their home
there last Wednesday, January 21st,
after long illness from typhoid
fever. There are left TO mourn his
death his father, mother, three bro
theirs, Frank, Albert and Charles,
and two sisters, Kathleen and Marga-
ret, besides host of friends. The
funeral took place from the home at
II o'clock Thursday services con-
Quoted by Revs. r. G. Lyon, w. S.
Meyers and II. w. Hollingsworth
pastors Of the Townville churches
The high and graded school, where
Leroy was a member, attended in a
body. lnterment took place in Sill
yer Brook cemetery, Anderson, on
Thursday afternoon. Services were
conducted at the grave by RevS. w.
S. Meyers and r. II. Orr There are
many friends Of the family in Oconee
who will join with The Courier in
extending sympathy to the bereaved
ones.
After Saturday, January 18th,
the Westminster Oil & Fertilizer Co. 8
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