Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-11-29
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Mrs Jesse G.. Neville Is spend
ing some time at Rock iiill visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Adams.
Mrs. Il. r. Mckinney returned
TO Walhalla last Wednesday evening
after having spent some time with
relatives in Columbia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mckinney are now at their Walhalla
home on Faculty Iiill
-Wuntcd-G Good farm mule or
horse. Apply to r.. NJ. Edgcns, Noun
tain Rest, S. C.-Adv.'
Miss Gertrude Smith is spend
ing Il few days at Sandy Springs vis-
iting rcaltivcs. She will go from
there to Florence. whore she will be
the guest Of Rev. and Mrs. r. X.
Doyle for week or more. She will
with them attend the sessions OF the
Lower South Carolina Conference Of
the Methodist church.
-~ Warming! No hunting or tres
passing on lands owned by me or
under my control. ". o. White. ad.
Mrs. Kate O. Smith entertained
her little grandson. Marvin NJ. Smith.
at birthday party last Thursday af-
tcrnOon. the occasion being the cclc-
Dration OF his Hilh anniversary. a
number Of his little friends were in
vitrd. a most enjoyable afternoon
was spent. Delicious refreshments
were served.
If Interested In getting the best
stock for your farm work, call at the
Westminster Oil Mill and see r. G.
Marrtt. Fine mules and mares, in
matched pairs or singles, at prices
that will save you money "Do it
now" !"-Adv. d7-i8.
There will be special services at
the; Methodist church next Sunday
first, a grand rally Of the Sunday
school at the usual hour: then Il
''get-together meeting" Of the con-
gregation at II o'clock. The pastor
and congregation Of the Methodist
church are planning for good
start for the new conference year.
Public cordially invited.
Phone 76 for fresh fruits, vege-
tables, something to boil, o. II.
Schumacher. Walhalla.-Adv. 81 If.
We are requested to announce
that the Oconee Creek school will
open on the first Monday in Deccm-
Der (next Monday. the 4th. X. Il.
Foster IL the principal Of this school,
with Ellison Smith in charge as as
o'oN"hl. IiC vi trustees
and patrons at the opening will be
greatly appreciated. All the chill
dren Of the district should be present
on the first day If possible
~-l6% Acid. $lG50 per ton. G.
W. Pitchford. Walhalla.~--.Adv.
-.-Chas. G. Burlcy. Of the Second
Montana Infantry, was mustered out
Of the service at the State m0biliza-
In1,
vcmbcr ;. Mr.. l'urley enlisted on
June 90. arrived at the border July
&. and did patrol duty from July 9
till October -. lie is now at his
homestead near iIarlowton. Mont.
lie has many Oconcc friends who
follow his movements with a deep in
tcrcSt
Our monuments are Of the very
host Quality is not Il new word in
our history Prove our claims
through trial order. Seneca Mar
bic and Granite Works.--Adv.
Harold, the two-ycar-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Foster. suffered
quite painful burns yesterday by a
fall. The little fellow WAS sitting In
II chair near stove. and in some way
lost his balance. falling against the
stove and receiving painful burns on
arms and under the chin. FOrtu-
atcly assistance was quickly rendered
and the little fellow Is not seriously
injured Mrs. Foster had but a short
time before the accident stepped into
an adjoining room. and she heard
the noise occasioned by the child fall
ing. and gave almost Immediate at
tention to him. 1t is hoped that the
young Gentlcman'S Injuries will be
soon we'll.
blue Stem Seed Wheat, $3.50 per
hushcl. c. w. ritchford.--Adv.
There are many in Walhalla and
Oconcc who will be greatly interested
IN the f0llowing announcement. 4
number Of which were received last
week by people Of Walhalla; mir.
and Mrs. J. B. Reid announce the
marriage OF their sister. Sara E.. to
Mr.. william r. Tarrant. on Tuesday.
November the 2lst. 1915, Augusta,
Ga. At home. Batcsburg. s. G." The
bride is we'll known in Walhalla.
where she spent her girlhOOd. and
Shc mas a host Of friends who viii
ioin with The Courier in extending
I" her every good wish. and to the
groom sincere congratulations The
bride Is a daughter OF the late Mir.
and Mrs. &. l.. Reid
--For Sale--Onc good mule. See
l.. ID. Abbott. Administrator Estate OF
John w. Abbott, deceased. .-Adv. As.
We regret to learn of the acct
dent which happened to I.aban J.
Brown. Of Union, \. Y, last Satur.
day. Mr.. Brown Is quite an aged
gentleman, and Is tho father Of l.. NJ.
Brown. of West Union. While en-
gagged In sweeping snow from the
steps and path at his New York home
Mr.. Brown slipped and fell. breaking
10 hin (o 10 nh