Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-04-19


The Methodist Guild will meet
with Miss Gertrude Smith Thursday
afternoon at o'clock
Mrs. S. J. Aldrich Is spending
this week among relatives and
friends in and near Westminster.
Sam l.. Werner is laying down
the materials for the erection of
handsome residence on his lot on the
south side ol Main street.
---Af,ss Lois McCarey, who is hold
ing a position in Seneca, Is spending
this week in Walhalla with hen mo-
ther. Mrs. Joe McCarey, and among
her many friends.
SO per cent cotton seed meal,
S34 per ton. or $l.75 per sack. When
you buy meal look at the analysis
tag. G. w. & J. e. Bauknight.-Ad
1.-Two letters are advertised this
post office. They are for Alice
calling for same will please ask the
postmaster for advertised mail.
Three new candidates this week:
J. f. Craig seeks reelection as Clerk
Of Court; Thos a. Smith asks re.
election as Superin tendent Of E;iuca-
ton. O. c. Lyles is also announced
as candidate for The last named
cffiLe.
Prof. w. S. Morrison, OF Glenn
son College, will deliver an address
at Zion church, near Walhalla. next
Sunday. April 23, at l | o'clock. Sub
ject: "Francis Asbury-The Man and
Ills Life Work. All are invited to
attend this service.
-Flour-the best patent-only
1925 per barrel. G. w. & J. E.
Bauknight. Walhalla.-Adv.
There will be services next Sun
day afternoon at O'Clock at the
Episcopal church. Rev. r. NJ. Mar
shall will conduct the service and
preach. The Holy Communion will
he celebrated. A most cordial invita-
ton is extended to members of all de-
nominations and the public to attend
The regular monthly meeting Of
the lssaquena Literary Society Of the
Walhalla High School will be held in
therauditorium next Friday evening
at s o'clock. Subject for debate:
"Resolved. That high license is the
best means of checking intemper-
ance." The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
-Oconee Produce Co., Walhalla,
buys star grass, grub root.-Ad. II.
Pink Chastain, Of Anderson,
spent part Of last week visiting
among relatives and old friends in
and around Walhalla. He is always
welcomed in this section. Mr.. Chas-
tain for a number OF years has held
a position i'm one of the mills of An
derson, and takes annually one
weeks vacation to visit his old home,
where he is most cordially welcomed.
Pine melon, corn and bean seed
Norman's Drug Store. ADV.
DIR. NJ. r.. Campbell, of Ander-
son, spent yesterday In Walhalla, CIV
ing attention to his patients at his
Office at Bells drug store. DR.. Camp
bell is building up a good business
in his profession, his convenient To-
cation at Anderson making 1t posi-
Bile for him to give eye sufferers in
this territory as close attention as
those OF his home city, where he has
a complete grinding plant. all of his
own lens grinding being done by ex-
perts at his home office.
1.-THE ham what am," at Cash
Grocery. Walhalla.-Adv.
The many friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Hunter, who live in the
Johns Mill section. near Westmin-
ster. will regret to learn Of the death
Of their little son, who passed away
last Saturday night. On Sund ~
morning at II o'clock the remains
were laid to rest. The death is Pc
culiarly sad one, the infant having
been the second of twin boys to die
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter resided in Mis-
souri,, but about year ago were adj
viSed, for the sake Of the children's
health, to 80 to Florida, where one
Of the twins died. Later they were
advised to come back to Occnee as a
means Of possibly saving the second
child. But the change was Of no
avail. We join with hosts of other
friends Of the family I'm extending
sympathy to the bereaved ones.
-Oconee Produce Co., Walhalla,
buys hams, eggs and chickens. ad. II
Jas +. Neville had n very mar
row escape last week while autoing
over on the Georgia side. Mr. Ne
vile had been attending to matters
OF business, and having completed
these matters started home. On
reaching a section Of road where
there was a large percentage of mica,
and this being wet by recent rains,
his wheels began to slip and his ma
chine was precpitated down a steep
hill side. the car making three COM
nlete 'somersaults" as it went down.
Mr.. Neville escaped with only a
SLIGHT injury. a cut fin. sr, and a
ratner severe shaking up. The ma
chine, how ever, was less fortunate,
the windshield being smashcd., the