Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-12-13
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| --ltev. l.. Nj. LYDIA. Of Westmin-
stcr, is in Newberry this week at.
tending the State Baptist Conven,
! ton as delegate from the Beaver
dam Baptist Association
] -Got your waInuts. perans, but
ter nuts. tilberts and mixed nuts at
j. a. Moody's-Adv
Herman and Henry Ilofrmcycr,
| OF Clemson College, spent the recent
Thanksgiving holidays with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
Brandt. and other relatives and
| friends.
--Lost-On Sunday, December 9,
on Main street. between telephone Of
flee and upper end Of town. size six,
! with opal setting; high Tiffany style
| in blue box. Leave at telephon ex-
change and get reward.-Adv.
--Rev. J. A. Watt will preach at
village Creek next Saturday night at
O'Clock and on Sunday morning at
O'Clock. Public cordially invited
to attend. This church recently eX-
tended a call to Rev. Watt to serve
them as pastor.
Gut glass, hand-painted china.
sterling silver novelties, dressing
cases, manicure sets and leather
! goods. Bells Drug Store.-Adv.
We have been requested to an
nounce that there will be an import
ant meeting Of the Fairfield School
Improvement Association at the
school house on Thursday afternoon,
December 14th, at 3 o'clock. Every
member Of the association and every
patron in the district is urged to
attend this meeting, as an important
business matter will be discussed.
standard granulated sugar, -
pounds for 81. G. w. & j. E. Bauk-
night, Walhalla.-Adv.
Wade C. Hughs, ESQ, has re-
ceived his commission as United
States Commissioner, succeeding J
w. Shelor, resigned. Mr.. Hughs as
sumed his new duties Monday morn
ing, when the officers had a case for
him to hear. Mr.. Shelor rendered
his resi- gnatiOn as Commissioners last
spring before entering the race for
State Senator He had hello the Office
continuously for a period Of 26 years.
Special attention to Christmas
orders Place orders now. We will
deliver when YOU say. J. "A. Moody,
Walhalla..-
Married. at Salem. on Saturday.
December 9th. Miss Eula Head and
f.. +. Freeman. Mr.. Freeman is n
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Freeman,
OF PickcnS and is a well known and
highly respected young man. The
bride is the eldest daughter OF Mr..
ana Mrs. George Head. Of the Flat
GhoalS section OF Oc0nee. and is one
(,
ladies. The young couple have the
good wishes Of a host OF friends in
Oconce and Pickcns. The MARRIAGE
ceremony was performed by Magis-
,ratc p. l.. Green.
Two fine yokcs OF young oxen
for sale by Vcster Quarles, West
Union. S. C.-Adv.
james ~. Wilson returned last
Friday from Florida, in which State
he had been spending some time. Mr..
wilson has Just received a patent on
a very serviceahle article in the
shape Of cushion heel to be placed
inside OF ones shoe. relieving the
pressure on the users heel He has
named his patent Nerv-Easc. The
patent was granted on March 25th,
This year. but all matters pertaining
to the patent were not completed un-
tll few days ago. Mr.. Wilson has
been finding ready sale for his in
'entlon. II he finds the sale sum-
rlcnt to warrant. he will arrange for
their manuiacturc here.
Ask any one OF our customers
ana they will tell YOU that the Seneca
Marble and Granite Works gives per-
'onhl attention to orders, uses the
'eSt OF stock. has highest grade work
men and fills orders promptly.-Ad.
The many friends OF Sam G.. |
'itchford are delighted to welcome
MIN back to Walhalla after an ah-
'cncc OF several months ION the |
lordcr.' where he saw service with |
ne FIRST Regiment Of South Carolina |
rooDs who went at the call OF the |
general government for volunteers. |
sam seems to have thrived on gov
srnment ratiOns, which were doubt
ess supplemented by goodly supply
u personally reQuisitioned" Mexi- |
'an chile con carne and frijoles He
s mighty glad 20 get back, how
,Ver, and there's a hot time waiting
or him among his friends Of a Ger
ain secret order that hasn't quite
,ut the FINISHING touches" to him.
Fresh meat a Ia MexiQue." Oh,
10Y!
--We arc having to move some Of
'ur stock OF cotton seed meal in or
Ter to repair somo OF our floors, and
'n"r 5000 pounds Of $3.50 protein
neal. TO ammonia, in exchange for
200 pounds good. sound cotton
ced; or 3,200 pounds 80 % protein
neal for 1000 pounds OF good, sound
'otton seed; or 1861 pounds 2O%
protein meal for 1000 pounds good
SOUND cotton seed. This offer good
'h'ii December 20. 1916, provided
nave not eOlu ont Wnct m n Of nr