Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-29
White Swan -four. $6.25. G. w.
J. u. Bauknight, Wa1halla.-

REV. l.. u. Norton will preach at
Mill Creek on Sunday, April I'd. at
II O'Clock a. IN. Public invited.
Field Day refreshments at Nor
mans Drug Store for all.-Adv.
John n. Rowland, who lives on
West Main street, is recovering from
an attack Of pneumonia. His friends
are pleased to learn Of his GONZALES
ccnce.
Automobile tires, tubes and
chains; bought before the advance.
Get our prices Matheson Hardware
Co., Westminster, S. C.--Adv. l3.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Coleman has been
spending several days among friends
i'm Walhalla. She is always a most
welcome and appreciated visitor to
our town and community.
Eggs from famous Tom Barron
strain Of Single Comb White Leg
horns--50c. for setting Of 10. Geo.
NJ. Ansel, Walhalla.-Adv.
Otto Cantrcll is quite sick at
the home OF his mother. Mrs. Della
Cantrcll, in West Walhalla. He is
suffering from an attack Of pneumo-
MIA. His friends hope for his early
restoration to health.
White tennis shoes at Norman's
Dry Goods Store, Walhalla.-Adv.
--Rev. w. II. Hamilton arrived in
Walhalla yesterday and will be join
ed to-day by Mrs. Hamilton, who has
been visiting in Seneca for few
days. Rev. and Mrs. Hamilton will
occupy the Presbyterian manse with
in few days.
Don't miss the big features and
the laughing comedies shown at the
Rex Airdome Theatre. Two ma
Chimes no waits, no delays. Only
) and lPc.--Adv.
The Casey Jones Comedy Com
pany has been playing at the High
School auditorium during this week.
Only fair crowds attended Monday
and last nights, other meetings and
attractions dividing interest. The
company will be here for one more
performance - tonight possibly
more, but not announced.
Cotton seed meal e per cent?,
$1.75 per sack, $3l per ton. G.. w.
4 J. e. Bauknight. Walhalla.-Adv.
j. IG Hendrix has been quite UNI
well for the past ten days, suffering
from Il severe attack Of grip. His
condition is much worse this morn
ing, and 1T is feared that pneumonia
has set in. Mr.. Hendrix is quite an
aged man, being nearly 90 years old.
We hope that our venerable friend
may yet be spared, and that he will
recover rapidly from his present Ill
ness.
First class Peerless engine and
shingle mill for sale. It. e. AleXan-
der, Walhalla.-Afv. t. f.
1.-THE Man from Oregon" Mu-
tual master picture DELUXE" will
! I've shown al the Rex Airdome Thurs
day night, March 20. One-half Of the
net receipts will be donated to the
Walhalla school for Field Day ex-
Denses. This is one of the MutuaIs
hest offerings, and it is in line with
the fine attractions that have been
shown by the Rex since its opening
in W1lharla.
Rice bran G5O-pound sacks)
only 80 per sack. G.. w. & j. e.
Bauknight, Walhalla.---Adv.
We are requested by Judge J..
w. Holleman to give the fOllowins g
notice: An Confederate Veterans OF
| OcMee who receive information Of
the death OF Or. John G. Law in time
| to attend his funeral at I o'clock to-
| morrow (Tmrsday) afternoon, are
| requested to do so, in order that as
many as possible OF the veterans
| may, AS body. pay their last sad
tribute to the deceased.
On Tuesday OF last week Mrs.
NJ. G. Todd went to Columbia, ac-
companied by the two orphan chill
dren of Will Todd. who died a month
ago. The little girls will be cared
| for in the Epworth Orphanage (Mc-
! thOdist) in Columbia. Friends and
| relatives here and at EIonea Path in
tcrcsted themselves in the orphans,
and they Will be given every atten-
tiOn at the splendid institution of
! the Methodist church.
Refresh and rest Yourself Field
Day at Norman's Drug Storc-Adv
DIR. j. B. Ilill OF Greenville, and
Ross \. Hill, OF Greer, were sum-
moncd to the bedside OF their mo-
ther, Mrs. J. Bennett Hill, last week.
Mrs. Hill has been sick for some time.
and her condition is quite critical.
Miss Bette Hill arrived home Mon
day. Mrs. Erwin Hendricks. OF Pick
ems. has also been over to visit her
sister, Mrs. Kin. Mrs Hendricks was
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
McDanicls. and family, and also by
friend, Ernest Alexander. Miss Mar
Sarct Hill has given up teaching at
present on account OF her mothers
iqmess. and is now at home. We hope
that Mrs. Hill may soon be restored
to perfect health.
improved Marlboro Prolific Seed
Corn; one year from Cokcr's Dedi-