Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-05-10
Sweet potato slips every week at


Mrs. j. A. Steck and niece, Miss
Pauline Steck, spent the latter part Of
last week in Atlanta.
Sam Pnchford spent several days
last week among relatives and friends
in Atlanta and Marietta, Ga.
Nice young mich cows-fresh
for sale by w. NJ. Brown.--Adv.
The Fidclis Glass OF the Baptist
Sunday school will give an ice cream
party at "rhe Ccdars" Friday night,
beginning at 7.30 o'clock. The men,
bers Of the class extend cordial in
vitntion to all their friends to attend
and hope for liberal patronage.
There will be an all-day singing
at Stamp Creek on the third Sunday
in May. Dinner will be served on the
grounds. Messrs. Boldfng, OF Pick
ems; Geo. Abbott and Mr.. Brock, Of
Seneca; Il. N. Smith and J. Furman
Morton, Of West Union John Chas-
tain, OF Salem, and all other singers
are invited to take part. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
DIR. Barton's drug store is head
quarters for DR.. Od0m's good glasses.
See date.--Adv.
There will be no preaching ser
vices at Retreat next Sunday on ac-
count OF the pastor, Rev. J. E. Wal
lace, being at Walhalla that day to
assist i'm the installation OF Rev. w.
II. hamilton. There will, however.
be services at Retreat OH the third
Sunday afteroon. May 2lst, at $50.
The communion service will be post
| poned till the second Sunday in June.
ynIl,
went to Seneca last Monday to at
tend the regular meeting Of the Sen
| cca K. Of =. Lodge. There were also
several members Of Westminster
| lodge present, and most enjoyable
| change OF visits between the two
lodges nas proven not only Il social
success, but mutually profitable from
Il fraternal standpoint.
| Anybody can see at a glance what
40 per cent reduction i'm price means.
| IT you can't see well, You need a pair
Of Hawkes. glasses. Large assort-
ment; 10 per cent reduction in price.
Call and examine. Bells Drug Store.
Walhalla ADV.
| Married. at the home Of Clerk OF
Court John It. Craig. who performed
The ceremony, Miss Vera Gilmer and
Luth' 7 Medlin, both of the Ebenezer
sect /. The bride is a daughter Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Gilmer, the
| groom son of Mr.. and Mrs. v. S.
| Medlin. The ceremony was perform
| ed at O'Clock SUNDAY afternoon, in
the presence Of a few witnesses. The
young couple have the good wishes of
many friends for a long life Of hap
piness and prosperity.
| Attention is directed to the ad-
vertsement Of winthrop Normal and
Industrial College examination for
scholarships, which will he held at
the Court House in Walhalla on Fri
day, July 7th. All necessary info~-
nation is contained in this announce
ment. If, however, any other de-
tails are desired as to the college or
| the examination, a letter addressed
| to the President at Rock II!ll will
] bring the information asked. See
! advertisement on second page.
FOR Sale-Good horse at a bar
! gain. Apply to Pete Schroeder at
! Bank Of Walhalla.-Adv.
John w. Lee, while attending as
4 delegate the Sunday School Convon-
lion in Charleston took a pleasure
trip, along with many others, over to
Sullivan's Island While there sccur-
| ing an assortment Of sea shells Mr.
Lee noticed ont in the water off the
beach waste paper bask ct. This he
secured. and then noted that it was
| qnite artistically decorated with
| numerous barnacles that had attach
ed themselves to the basket reeds.
| He filled the basket with shells and
| returned with both basket and shell
collection.
IT. lG. Alexander sells Rock Hill
buggies. Walhalla, S. C.-Adv. tt.
DIR. A. a. Odom, Of Greenville,
will be in Walhalla next Tuesday,
May 10th. and will have his head
quarters at DR.. Barton's drug store.
DR.. Odom has been coming to Wal
halla for some years and is prepared
to take care Of all orders for glasses,
glass eyes and 10 prepare specially
fitted glasses for almost any defect
in the sight. If you have eye trou-
bic you will do we'll to consult him
next Tuesday at DR.. I}arton's drug
store. He also announces the dates
.'or his visit to Westmins ter--We ed
Ihesdny, May 11th.
The South Carolina Federation
81 Womens Clubs is in session in An
q, rson. The first meeting Of the ses-
sirn was held last night, this being
social feature. The delegates from
the clubs OF this section (and host
esst s. are as follows: Mrs. James II.
Darby. Walhalla. with Mrs. A. G..
Fret we'll; Mrs. l.. NJ. Brown. Wal
halin with Mrs. J. NJ. Hubbard;
Mrs. w. j. Lnuney and Mrs. r. l..
StriDling, Seneca, with Mrs. j. J.
Fretwcll, Jr.; Mrs. T.. H. II. Calhoun,
Clemson, with Mrs. j. r. Vandiver:
AIRS. Ton Boleman and Mrs. W. r..
Hunt. Townville, with Mrs. Oscar