Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-12-06
Sausage casing, soc. per pound
w. e. J. E Bauknight.-


a stcnographer and typewriter in the
Office OF Il. T. Jaynes, Esq.
Our Christmas goods are now on
display. \ large variety to select
from. Norman's Drug Store.-Adv.
The Emery Circle will meet
with Mrs. &. f.. lietrick Friday after
noon Of this week at $3.50 o'clock.
-l2 pounds best green coffee for
81 with every 81 purchase OF dry
goods. clothing or shoes at Carter &
co.'s, Walhalla. ADV.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church will meet with Mrs.
$. y. pitchford next Friday. The
members will take notice OF the
change OF meeting day. This is for
the next meeting only, and is at Mrs
Pitrhford's request.
FOR Sale-2GS acres timbcrcd
land. suitable to farming. on Walhalla
II. +. ID. 2, 6 miles from town; lies
on public road and adjacent to grad
ed school. Terms TO suit. Call on
or write j. Fl. Darby, Walhalla.--Ad.
We are requested to announce
that the Ladies Missionary Society
OF the Walhalla Presbyterian church
day afternoon of this week at $50
o'clock, at the home OF Mrs. Marvin
Phinney, in West Union. Members
Of the society are requested to note
the change in the hour.
We to-day put on our bargain
counter SO pairs Queen Quality shoes,
worth 50 to 1915, to sell at $2.75.
c. w. & J. E. Bauknight-Adv.
We are requested to announce
that there will be a box supper at
Cross Roads on Friday, December Is =.
1t will he recalled that this entertain
ment was recently postponed on ac-
count OF conflicting as to date with
another entertainment. 1t is hored
that the people OF Cross Roads and
adjoining communities will join
heartily together in making this box
supper occasion a great success.
Large assortment OF pictures.
l0c. Baskets, books, post card al
buns, Bibles, Testaments, Xmas
cards, games, candies, fireworks, dec
orations. Norman's Drug Store.--ad
The many Oconce friends of Rev
\. p. Marett will be glad to learn
that he has returned to our county
and will remain here to make his
home. Mr.. Marett has been for some
time located at Malvern, Ark, but
for the present he will reside at
Ncwry. Mr.. Marctt seems glad to re-
turn to Oc0ncc, and his return will
be the source Of great pleasure to his
many friends here.
We are having to move some OF
our stock Of cotton seed meal in or
n IN. <,fr n<,N
offer 1000 pounds OF 36Gc protein
meal. 7fS ammonia, in exchange for
1000 pounds good, sound cotton
seed; or 5000 pounds 30% protein
meal for 1000 pounds Of good, sound
cotton seed; or 3,657 pounds 20go
protein meal for 1000 pounds good
sound cotton seed. This offer good
until December 20. 1916, provided
we have not sold ont. Westminster
Oil and Fertilizer Company, West
minister. S. C.--Adv. 80.
AT the meeting last Monday
night OF Walhalla Lodge. No. Ga. X.
OF r.. the following officers were
elected: p. l.. Ste,k. c. c.; J. A.
Moody, V. c.: NJ II. Mcdonald
Prelatc: Klaren Ritter. VI. of W.; r..
Is. Shelor, X. r. & s.; Chas. Pitch
FORD. NJ. OF f.; Chas. Hctrick. NJ. Of
EN-; J. B. Todd, NJ. at A.; w. Thos.
Maxwell. |. c.; J. a. Steck. O. G.:
Trustee for three years, DR.. j. w.
Bell; Property Trustee. p. J. Fred
ericks: J. w. Shelor. d. ID. G. c.;
Auditing Committee, d. a. Smith.
Chas. IIetrick. w. c. Hughs Ar
rangcmcnts were begun for holding
public installation Of these officers
,ln,, ,,,l,
ary, 1917. at which time it will be
arranged that each member of the
lodge al bring with him members
of his family or friends. Details will
d" completed in tho near future.
-Shelor & Cleveland, executors,
are Offering for sale the house and
lot In Westminster belonging to the
j. r. Cleveland estate. They are Of
fering a bargain in this property.
See either of them or DR.. C, NJ. Wal
kcr, Westminster.-Ad. 1850.
DR.. Brown. one OF the members
OF the Sociological Congress force of
speakers. spent last Sunday evening
in Walhalla, and at the usual hour
for services at the Presbyterian
church delivered lecture there, his
subject dealing with sociological
problems in their bearing on the re-
ligious and social life Of the nation.
Ills was a very forceful talk. and one
from which many important facts
were cleaned that will be well cal
cnlatcd to bear gOou fruit in this
community through broadened
personal view on matters of this ma
ture. The Sociological Congress is
IN session at Seneca daily for three
days this week, the session to close
with tonight. 1t will prove Of great
benefit to this section if these or
other speakers of recognized ability
can be secured again to present i'm
portant facts before our people.
best patent -four $3.50 per bar
rel wlth every $40 purchase of dry