Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-04-12

lrlCnu. Let Hnm make your glasses.
See datcs.--Adv.
---Ricppe Biemanm, OF Rock Hill,
spent the first part OF this week in
Walhalla among relatives and
friends.
Just received five dozen ladies'
house dresses, 81 each. G. w. & j. II.
Bauknight, Wahhalla.-Adv.
The closing exercises Of the Fair
field school will be held this (Wed-
mcSdayt evening, beginning ut g
O'Clock. The patrons are urged to
attend, and the public is most cor
daily invited.
Attention is directed to the auc-
ton sale Of lots at Richland next Sat
urday. April 18th. Tho Anderson
Real Estate and Investment Com
pany has Il very attractive Offering
for that date.
Tho many Walhalla friends of
Hon. Frank II. Shirley extend con-
gratulations to him on his recent
good fortune, and to him and his
young bride all good wishes for Il
long, happy and useful life
Are you discouraged about your
eyes? If so. see DR.. Campbell. See
dateS.--Adv.
Miss Stella Wood, Il returned
missionary from India. Is spending a
few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. D. II.
Good, taking Il much needed rest.
Miss Wood addressed the Y. NJ. b.
children at the Millvillc church last
Sunday. which was mnch appreciate
ed by all present, both young and
old.
No regret to chronicle the death
OF w. =. Ilaulbrooks, which occur
red at his home in the Poor Noun
tain section last Sunday. Mr.. Haul
brooks had been ill only q few days,
having been IL sufferer from pncumo-
MIA. lie was about So years OF age.
The intcrment took place at Long
Creek on Monday.
First class Peerless engine and
shingle mill for sale. IT, E. Alcxan-
der, Walhalla.-Adv. t. +.
Last Sunday the thermometer
registered IS in WalhaIla. and on
Monday morning 26. There was a
white frost Monday and thin ice both
Sunday and Monday The distant
mountains we're white Monday. Prac-
tically all Of the peach crop Of this
whole section is apparently destroy
ed. The damage to the apple crop is
not yet determined.
j. B. McJunkin, OF Demorest,
Ga, spent a short while in Walhalla
last Tuesday and Wednesday, COM
bining business with a pleasure trip.
Mr. McJunkin has many friends and
+ not Il few relatives here. lie is repre-
senting A. Winslow. Of Dcmorest, an
extensive grower OF sweet potato
slips, and thousands upon thousands
were disposed Of by Mr.. McJWnkin in
this territory. His many friends here
were delighted to meet him again.
Melting sweet peas, Country
Gentleman corn and Del Monte as
paragus. Cash Grocery Co.--Adv.
Rev. Albert Keiser, a member OF
the faculty Of Newberry College, will
preach in German at ST. Johns Lu-
| theran church on Palm Sunday at 1 1
4. III. The Lords Supper will also
| be administered at the morning ser
vice. At o'clock he will deliver an
address on Christian education Tin
English). There will be services at
the church every evening next week
at o'clock up to and including Good
Friday night. Everybody is invited
w. b. Aull, Pastor.
Tho spring meeting Of Prcsby-
terry is in session at Piedmont Rev.
w. II. Hamilton, pastor or the Wal
halla church, and Elder John Il. S.
Dcndy, representing the congrc1a-
ton, are in attendance. During Mr..
llamilton's absence from Walhalla,
Mrs. Hamilton is visiting her sister,
Mrs. R. 4. Lowry, Of Seneca. Rev.
|. T.. Wallace, OF Seneca, has been
moderator OF Piedmont Prcsbytcry
for tho past year, retiring with the
present session.
-Flonr--thc best patent--only
1925 per barrel. G. W. & j. T..
Ruuknight, Walhalla ADV.
Mrs. NJ. o. Alexander, Of Boston,
Mass, spent a short while last week
in Walhalla visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r.
II. Alexander and family. Mrs. Alex
ander was on her way back to Boston
from her old home in Wilmin gton,
y. c.. where she had been spending
the winter while her husband, now a
chaplain in the navy, has been with
his ship on Il cruise in South Ameri-
can waters. Rev. and Mrs. Alexan-
der expect to meet in Boston to-mor-
row. April 18Th.
News was received in Walhalla
yesterday Of the death OF Mrs. Annie
Sharp, which occurred at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Jessie Virgins,
at Garnet, Hampton county. on Mon
day. Mrs. Sharp, before marriage.
was a Miss ,McDavid, daughter OF the
late Allen McDavid, Of Grcenville
county. She was in the SD year Of
her age. The deceased was the widow
Of the late Rev. Van 4. Sharp, who
passed away a number OF years ago
while serving as a presiding elder in