Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-06-07

Come in and let us demonstrate
the Florence Automatic Oil Stove to
you. Moss & Ansei.-Adv.
Mrs. l.. r.. Covington Is spend
ing few days in Orangeburg coun-
ty with relatives.
Miss Norma Moore, who has
been teaching at Denmark the past
session, is spending the vacation pc
riod in Walhalla with her mother,
Mrs. Nellie \. Moore.
The Priscilla Club held a very
pleasant meeting with Miss Dora
Pitchford last Tuesday. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. J. NJ. Sit
ton next Tuesday afternoon at $50
o'clock.
Sam Clinkscales, Of Greenwood,
has been spending several days in
Walhalla with his sister, Mrs. G.. w.
Pitchford, Jr. Mr.. Clinkscales has
been attending Clemson College the
past year.
Say! Try one pound Of that
good Csc. coffee at Cash Grocery Co.
ADV.
Miss Rozzie Cox, Of the Oak
Grove section Of Oconee, spent scve-
raj days last week in Walhalla as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Macau-
lay and family. Miss Cox came over
to attend the closing exercises Of the
Walhalla High School and to witness
the graduation Of Miss Isabel Mae
aulay.
d. f. Ostcndorff, Gus Smell and
Messrs. Weiters and Albers. Of Char
lesion, spent Monday night in Wal
halla with relatives and friends.
They were in Oconee for the purpose
of attending commencement at Glenn
son College. These gentlemen drove
through in an auto. They report the
roads in Oconee as the best Travelled
over during the entire trip.
j. ID. Abbott, who has been for
some time engaged as pharmacist at
the Norman Drug Co. S store, left
last Monday for Greenvillc, where he
will probably locate. MIR. Abbott has
Il host of friends here and in the
vicinity who will join with us in
wishing him abundant success wher-
ever he may locate. lie is young
man or ability and integrity.
i will have ice at Phillips Mar
ket beginning Friday morning, June
9th. Call on me. Good service as
sured. Jesse w. Rankin.-Adv.
We are requested to announce
that Rev. J. II. Mann, the blind evan
gclist. will preach at Cheohee on Sat
urday evening next, June 10, at $50
o'clock and at $50 at night, and on
the day following Nhe second Sunday
in Jnne) he will preach at the same
place at | | O'Clock a. M. In the af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock and at $40 at
night he will preach at Salem Every
body is most cordially invited to at
tend all these services.
The citizens Of Walhalla are
now enjoying the use Of electric cur
rent "a hours each day. The full
service was inangurated Friday last
and quite Il number Of fans, etc,
have been installed in business
places. Motors will duobtless be in
stalled for the operation Of small
In various business
places and on private premises. The
convenience Of the new service is
highly appreciated on all sides.
Tho Courier presents the names
Of two new candidates this week.
VIM. II. Mcclure, OF Fair Play, for
b. Gilbert, OF Westminster, for the
Senate. MIR. Mcclure moved to Oco-
nee from Anderson county about six
years ago and has since resided in
The Fair Play section. He is a large
farmer. Mr.. Gilbert is engaged in
The railway service at Westminster.
lie served one term as mayor OF our
sister town.
Fresh bread, six for 25c. Cash
irocery Co., Walhalla.-Adv.
i. r. Tribble sustained quite
painful hurt Tuesday afternoon of
last week. He was engaged in re-
pair work about the premises of |.
II. Harrison, whose horse was graz
ng in the yard. and as Mr.. Tribble
passed by the animal it suddenly
around, kicking with both
Get. Mr.. Tribble was struck on the
light leg, above the knee. For a
.ime he felt little Inconvenience
)ther than soreness. but later he
'ounh that he could scarcely walk.
To-day. a week after the accident,
ne is hobbling about on a stick. For
unately no bones were broken, and