Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-12-13
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--Butterick patterns. c. w. Pitch
ford, Walhalla, S. C.----Adv. If.
Mrs. c. u. Corn, after spending
several days here with her parents
and friends. has returned to her
home at Johnston.
-Thermos bottles, mirrors, knives
and forks. carving sets, mesh bags,
etc. Bells Drug Storc.-Adv.
-Tucsday morning the distant
mountains to the north and west Of
Walhalla were snow-capped. A good,
stiff breeze all day from the west
gave a decidedly chilly temperature
here.
For Quick Trade-~GOod horse
mule, for cash; or will trade for beef
cattle or good milch COW. II. ID Oel-
kers, Walhalla.-Adv.
The Methodist Guild will meet
with Mrs. NJ. r.. Mcdonald to-mor-
row (Thursday) afternoon at $50
o'clock. All members are urged to
be present as the meeting Is an i'm
portant one
Fine granulated sugar, thirteen
pounds for 81 at Garter & Co.'S. adj
Mrs. Glenn Watkins returned
last week from a pleasant visit of a
month to relatives and friends at
Hartford. Kansas. She was accOmpa-
MED by her little daughter, Myrl.
Her many friends are glad to well
come her home.
II. e. Alexander, Walhalla, S. c.,
sells land, buggies and harness. See
him before you buy.-Adv.
Mrs. Minnie Richey died at her
homo in the High Falls section OH
Wednesday last, December 9Th She
was daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S.
Sweeney, and was but 20 years of
age, she having been born November
27, 1896. She was a member of the
Picket Post church. Besides her
many friends, she leaves to mourn
her death her husband, mother. bro
theirs and sisters. Funeral services
were conducted at Wolf Stake on
Thursday last. We Join with others
in extending to the bcrcaved ones
sympathy in their sorrow.
We are having to move some OF
our stock OF cotton seed meal in or
der to repair some Of our floors. and
offer 5000 pounds of 36po protein
meal. 1fc ammonia. in exchange for
1000 pounds good, sound cotton
seed; or $500 pounds 800 protein
meal for 1000 pounds Of good, sound
cotton seed: or 3,657 pounds 2OCc
protein meal for 1000 pounds good.
sound cotton seed. This offer good
until December 20. 1915, provided
Oil and Fertilizer Company, West
minister. S. C.--Adv. 80
REV. II. \. Whttcn and family
left last week for Glover, S. G.,
where they will reside for the next
year and probably longer. Mr.. Whit
ten was transferred to the work OF
the Methodist church at Glover bv
the recent Annual Conference. lie
and his cstimablc family had a host
or friends here and in other parts OF |
the county who regret to give them |
up. but who wish them every success |
ana full measure of prosperity in |
thelr new home. Mr.. Whittcn is sue
ccedcd in the work on the Walhalla
circuit by Rev. w. r. Bclvin, who.
with his family, arrived last week
ana are now established in the cir
cunt parsonage in West Union, They
arc being cordially received, and Mr.
bclVln will have the hearty co-opera-
t1on OF his parishioncrs i'm the scye-
RAJ congregations under his care.
ReV. Mr.. Relvin comes to this work
rom Antrcvillc. i'm the lower part OF
tho Anderson district.
-rlhe hand-painted china, cut-
glass baskets. Norman s-Adv.
-~Math. and Berry Wilson were ar
rested last Saturday night on tho
pnDlc road in the Oconcc Creek
community. They were overtaken at
the cross roads near the public school
mouse. They were riding i'm n buggy
ana driving mule. A search OF the
vehicle by Revenue officer A. ~. Roid
and Rural Policemen Thomas and
littleton revealed the fact that the
Two men were transporting l3 gal
Ions of corn liquor. The two men
were brought to Walhalla and lodged
IN Jail. The seizure having taken
place at night, the vehicle and mule
were held by tho government and
VIII be coniiscated, along with the
liquor, II the parties are convicted in
me United States Court. This was
{ ne llrst case coming before the new
United States Commissioner, w. G.
fughs, ESQ. The parties we're ad-
nltted to bail In the sum Of $500
each for appearance at the next ses-
sion OF Federal Court. Bond for the
release OF the mule. pending the final
nearing, was fixed at 5000. The ar
rest took place at about 10 O'Clock
1T night.
Sausage casing, 60c. per pound.
:. w. u j. E. Bauknight. --Adv.