Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-04-19
Cabbage plants every week at
J. II. Schumacher II

Miss Virginia McMahan, Of the
Fairvicw section, spent the past
weekend in Walhalla visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Alexan-
der and among other relatives and
friends.
Mrs. S. K. Dendy is spending
several days in GreCHyille visiting
her brother. VIM. G. Perry. and fam
lily. Mrs. Perry has for some time
been in poor health, recently under
going an operation. We hope that
she may soon be restored to health.
Pretty new line Easter millin
cry, hats. caps, waists, skirts. blouses
and dresses. just received, at Nor
mans Dry Goods Store.--Adv.
Nj. NJ. McElrath, Of Greer, one Of
the boys" OF the sixties, was i well
come visitor to Walhalla last Satur-
day. Mr.. Nc. has many friends in
Oc0ncc who are always pleased to
sec him. lie was visiting his daugh
t"r, Mrs. j. w. Gilmcr, Of the Oco-
nee Creek section.
I'VE were glad to receive a call
last Friday from our good friend. J.
Lou Hall, of the OcOnee Creek sec
ton. Mr.. Hall had severe attack
of pneumonia some months ago, suf-
fcred a relapse and was in an almost
critical condition for a long while.
He is entirely recovered. however.
though still not strong We were de-
lighted to sec him out again
We erect monuments Of fawless
material and faultless workmanship
in all parts Of the country. Visit our
show room. Seneca Marble and
Craniet Works, Seneca, S. C.-Adv.
We are requested to announce
that there will be an Easter egg hunt
at Pleasant Ridge church next Satur-
day, April 22d. at 2 p. M. Every
body is requested to have their eggs
at John p. Bcaty's home by 1.30 p.
m. if possible The public is cor
daily invited. Owing to Il misunder-
standing the egg hunt was not an
nounced at church last Sunday. but
had be"n announced before.
-'AIr. and Mrs. Adam Vollrath, Of
near West Union. arc receiving the
ngratulations Of numerous friends
on the advent Of a daughter in their
home. "Uncle" Adam is as happy as
Il young father, and it may be said OF
him that he does more work in a day
on The farm than the average coun-
liS DoS NOeS Ill Il "Stk. he IIfdRcS
good crops, too. Here's wishing the
laSsie abundant happiness and many
comforts throughout life
Ham, any quantity. sliced 30c.;
breakfast bacon, sliced, this week
25c.; Gold Band sausage sliced
ready to eat, 25c. Cash Grocery
Co., Walhal lla.--Adv.
The AZ Club had a delightful
meeting with Mrs. G. H. Humphries
as hostess on last Friday afternoon.
For two hours several interesting
games were played. The score prize
was won by Mrs. J. Fl. Darby. beau
tiful blooming plant, while Mrs. NJ.
r. Mcdonald cut second. pretty
handmade handkerchief The host
ess, assisted by Miss Julia Maxwell.
then served delicious salad course,
made attractive with tiny rabbits as
souvenirs. The next meeting will be
Saturday afteronon, April 22d, with
Mrs. NJ. II. Mcdonald, at p. IN.
Just received five dozen ladies'
house dresses, $ / each. G. w. & ]. f.
Bauknight, Walhalla.--Adv.
Children Day will be celcbrat-
ed on Easter Sunday morning, Odd
instant. at the Walhalla Methodist
church. The service will begin at
1890. The cradle roll children. with
their parents, are expected to be
present, and welcomed, as usual.
with flowers. The members OF the
home department are also invited to
make Il special effort to be out. Bro.
G. G. Jaynes' annex Sunday school is
also cordially invited to meet with us
that morning. We hope to make the
whole service attractive and profit
able. At the evening hour the pas
tor will preach an Easter sermon.
j. l.. Stokes.
Just received pretty line dry
goods, hats, ready-to-wear goods.
shoes, slippers, at lowest prices. #.
e. Harrison, Norman's Store.--Ad.
Recent dispatches announce the
awarding Of contracts for the double
tracking work on the Southern Rail-
way in this section. J. 7. Mckinney
is announced as the successful bid
der for the section from Central to
Seneca; Robert Russell from Seneca
to Westminster; Winston Brothers
from Westminster to the new survey
over Tngaloo river. and Reinhart e
Dennis. G. w. Lay'e & Donovan will
have the Georgia section. Much
work has been done already on the
Georgia side. and the closing Of these
gaps, with tho new rOadbed over a
changed route at Madison, will con-
plcte the double tracking work mo
Atlanta.
Nice young milch cOws-fresh
for sale by w. NJ. Brown.-Adv.
On Wednesday afternoon, April
3th, little Miss Lillian Pitchford en-