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


lead the new advertisements OF
Moss & Ansel and II. a. McLees and
call on them when in Walhalla.
Lost - Pocket account book
Finder will receive reward if book is
returned to Claude w. Reid, West
Union. adv.
B. r. Moss is spending this week
IN the Salem section of OCOnee on
matters Of business. He expects to
return Friday or Saturday.
Mrs. II. S. Porter, Of Andrews.
N. c., arrived in West Union last
week and will spend several months
visiting at the home Of her brother.
Claude w. Reid.
Pleasant and profitable employ
ment for women, girls and boys. Ap-
ply to Hetrick Hosiery Mills, Wal
halla, S. c. t. f.-adv.
Watch for NOrmanS ADVERTISE
ment each week at the head OF these
columns, and call on him when you
want a square deal in drugs. medi-
cines and other things in his line
Mrs. j. A. Steck and Mrs. S. A.
Lockwood returned from Atlanta last
Saturday. The friends of the former
will be glad to learn that her cOndi-
tion was found to be considerably
improved.
Fake notice Of the new adver-
tisements Of merchants of the county
appearing in The Courier this week
Keep an eye out for the merchants
who advertise in The Courier. They
are the Give ones"
Rev. l.. NJ. LYDIA has received
notice from the Baptist State Mis-
siOns Office in Greenville to the effect
that he has been appointed as vice
president Of the State Mission Board
for the BeavCrdam Baptist AsSocia-
tion for 1914.
IF the weather should prove too
unfavorable for the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of the Lutheran church to hold
the "kaffee klatch" at the Biemann
home on Thursday night it will be
held on Friday, January Goth, at 80
O'Clock in the afternoon.
-Tcn-room boarding house to
rent to party with family that will
furnish operatives for hosiery mill.
Good opportunity for family that
wants to work and do we'll Con-
Nenicnt house. close to mill Apply
to HctricH Hosiery Mill, Walhalla. ad
-ltuskin Anderson, Of Seneca. is
inauSurating special sale. for three
days only--Thursday, Friday and
Saturday OF this week-in which
all prices have been cut to the
quick. See his announcement on the
fiIth page this week and give him a
cali.
The many friends Of Miss Lois
MCCarey are delighted to know that
she has so far recovered as to be per
mitted to visit her aunt, Mrs. Sitton,
OF Seneca. Miss McCarey still has
to be assisted when moving about,
nut is able TO sit up a considerable
rortion OF the time. Every improve
ment marked in her condition is the
source OF great pleasure to her hosts
of friends. who hope for her early
complete restoration to health.
--22 pounds Franklin granulated
sugar for 81. Moss & Ansel. adv.
Mrs. Mary Spearman, wife of
Rochester Spcarman, died at her
nome near Westminster Tuesday Of
last week, January goth Before
her marriage, few months ago, she
was Mss GlauSs. Of the New Hone
section. She was only II years Of
age mere are many friends Of the
family who will join with us in eX-
tending 10 the Dereaved ones deep
sympathy in their sorrow.
The local authorities are having
concrete foundations laid around the
east and north sides Of Westview
cemetery, upon which a handsome
iron fence is to be erected. The ferc-
ing was received some time since.
and the work of placing it will be
begin as soon as the foundations
nave been completed. The new fence
Will add greatly rot only to the an
pearance Of the cemetery. but to the
protection Of til" property.
Three cans Blue Ridge corn for
2"c. Moss & Anscl, Walhala. adv.
There are many who will regret
10 learn OF the death Of Mrs. Rhodin
Russell, which occurred at the homo
OF ncr father and mother. Mr.. and
Mrs Jef Pearson, at the cotton mill
village, last Wednesday evening. Lam
nary 2lst, at 6.25 O'Clock. She leaves
husband, father and mother. six
brothers and one sister. The do
ceased was born i'm February. 1872
being years Of age, lacking -
days, at the time of her death. She
was married to James Russell about
10 months ago. She leaves a host Of
friends to mourn her death. She was
ready to go, and told those about her
not to grieve, but that they ought 70
be thankful that she was go:nE
where she could be at rest. She re-
questcd that her body be buried bv
the side Of her sister, who died some
years ago, and the body was taken to
the Beck cemetery, this county. The
funeral service was conducted Nv
Rev. w, i. Ramsey, Of the WESLEYAN
Methodist church.
Oliver chilled plows and repairs
for sale by w. VI. Brown. adv.