Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-12-20

cattle or good milch COW. Il. d Oel-
kcrs, Walhalla.-IAdv.
Miss Myrtle Brown, Of the Green
Vile Woman's College. is with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Brown
for the holidays.
---Cranberrics, oranges, cocoanuts.
grapes, apples. lemons. bananas and
grapefruit. at j. \. Moody y's-Adv.
st. Johns Lutheran church will
have Il Christmas tree and exercises
appropriate to the nativity season OF
our i.0fd Monday night. beginning at
80 o'clock
Mrs. II. B. Norris. OF Green
wood. spent Il few days in Walhalla
last week with her sister, Miss Gcor-
gle NanDivicrc. and Mrs. l.. Il. Van
DiNicrc. She was most cordially
greeted by her many friends in Wal
halla, her old home
Pine hand-painted china, cut
glass. baskets. Norman 's.--Adv.
standard granuiated sugar. 50
for 23-pound sacks, or 12 pounds for
81. G. w. & J. E. Bauknight.-Ad.
Dolls, toys, books, Bibles,
games, air rifles and fireworks at
Bells Drug Store, Walhalla.-Adv.
We are determined to close out
our dry goods, clothing and shoes
See us If you want to save money
Garter & Co., Walhalla.-Adv.5 81.
w. +. Friar and family have
recently moved to their farm near
Eureka, in Aiken county. where they
will make their future home. Mr.
Nriar has been living near Walhalla
the past year. We wish them much
IN thni, t> hn;
-25 Pigs for Sale.-Ready for de-
livery February 10th; also several
fine brood sows. Several porkers,
dressed or on foot. All at prices
that will sell. If you don't see me
before you buy we both may lose
money. Geo. I. Morton, Walhalla.
S. C.-Adv. ~
There will be an installation o.
| officers at the Lutheran church next
Sunday morning at II O'Clock. f.
W. Brand, and Geo. ID. Schumacher
ar" dcacons for two years, and John
a. Ansel and otto Schumacher, .lr.,
are elders to serve two wears.
why pay the advanced prices for
dry goods, clothing and shocso Our
stock was bought before the advance,
anu we are closing IT ont at greatly
The dead body OF McDutIic Win
chester. Il white man. was found near
the Ton Gate. in upper Ocoucc. Tues
day, the l9th. 4 MESSAGE came 10
sheriff j. W. Davis yesterday. and he
went to investigate. leaving here at
O'Clock last night. The mcssorr
was very vague. giving no informa-
tlon beyond the mere fact OF The
iinding OF the bodyY No statement
as TO whether the body was found i'm
the road or elsewhere. O ing to the
frozen condition OF the roads here
and above Walhalla. travel by auto
was not undertaken by the sheriff,
who went in a buggy. He could not
possibly reach the scene before this
morning. No word has been heard
OF his findings.
Sausage casing, soc. per mound.
1. w. J. r.. B"uknight. ADV.
Sec our fruit cakes; cheaper
nan You can buy all necessary ingre-
dlentS. }. \. MoOdv.--Adv.
Announcement OF the death of
Mrs. {. T.. Watson, Of Grccnyjllc
came as source OF great sorrow to
many IN Walhalla, whore she was
wei known rs young woman she
haFln& years ago resided here with
hrr parents. the late Capt. Joel and
Mrs. Grace Beard. Mrs. Watson was
S'rlckcn with an attack OF heart fail
nrc Friday evening while attending
10 matters OF business in Grccnvillc,
ana was taken to hen home in an un-
conscious condition. Early Saturday
morning she passed away. She was
in her esd year. Mrs. Watson was
prominently identified with various
special causes of the Baptist church
IN this State. and was well known
over South Carolina. especially in the
circles OF active work in the Baptist
denomination. The deceased is sur
vlrcd by one son. William Beard
watson, OF Greenville, and one bro
ther, VIM. j. Beard Of Tamassee,
Funeral services were held from the
residence OF the deceased i'm Green
vile on Sunday afternoon at $50
clock. There were many from q
distance attending. paying the last
sad tribute to the memory of the
deceased. w. j. Beard, OF Tamassee
and l.. Earle Beard, Of Walhalla, at
tended the funeral The deceased
was widely known and universally
beloved. Hers was a beautiful Chris
tan character. and her death will he
keenly felt by n wide circle of rela-
tiVcs and friends, and especially by
the membership Of the state Baptist
Missionary Union, which was the one
institution Of the Baptist church to
which she had for number OF years
given the best Of her efforts. The
Courier joins with other friends of
the bcrcavcd ones In extending TO
them sincere coincidence.
Large assortment OF pictures,
oc. Baskets. books. post card al
buns, Bibles. TcstamcntS, Xmas