Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-15
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I. LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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Cabbage plants every week at
O. II. Schumachcr's.- ADV. II.
The Auction Club will meet next
Saturday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
with Miss Eloiso Strothcr.
--ITor S,lc--Good horse cheap.
Call on w. l.. Werner, at Bank Of Wal
halla.-Auv. t. f.
Mrs. Mary n. AnSel left last Fri
day for Vcrdery, where sho will spend
Il short while visiting her daughter.
Mrs. G. T.. Clarkson, and family
First class Peerless engine and
shinglo mall for sale. ~. Il. Alcxan-
der, Walhalla. ADV. t. +.
Mrs. Hannah Kay and Miss Eva
Moorhead. Of Sandy Springs, are
spending Il week or ten days in Wal
halla at the home OF Mrs. Kate o.
Smith.
10, ), 90, 81 and i0-wau lamps,
90 cents each. Mathcson Hardware
Co., Westminster. S. C.--Adv l3
Revenue Oniccr A. II. Reid and
Rural Policeman w. l.. Littleton are
in Rock 'llill this week in attendance
upon the session OF Federal Court.
las. NJ. Moss is also attending this
court as a juror.
-Notice.---I will thresh cane seed
Saturday, March 18th and 25th. This
winds up cane saetl 'threshing for this
season. NJ. S. Carroll, Westminster,
II. r. ID. No. 2.--Ahv. ~.
Mrs. II. G. Busch and daughter,
Miss Rosa Mae. returned from Tam
pa, Fla, last "Wednesday. They had
been in that city with relatives for
several weeks. They were accom-
panied on their return by VIM. c.
Rose, who will spend some time here
with his aumts, Mrs. Busch and Miss
Baumgartcl.
Sec J. II. Morton, West Union.
for ladies'. misses and childrcns
ready trimmed hats; also for mems,
boys, ladies and childrcn's sun
hats. Also Il nice line OF tennis OK
fords for men, boys and misses. See
AT the election held in West I'm
ion last Saturday for municipal otn-
GERS the following were elected: In
tcndant, J. G.. Shocklcy: wardcns. r..
O. Hutchinson. G. G. Crcnshaw, B. \.
Wright, j. G. Knox. For members
OF tho board OF health O. G. Lyles and
J. Il. Duncan we're chosen. About 10
votes were cast in the election.
This is a beauty: The !. X. l..
bicycle; fitted with coaster brake.
studded tires, motorcycle saddle. A
$2l bicycle for $40. Matherson
Hardware Co., Westminster-Ad. l3.
Col. A. A. Manning, who has for
some time past been engaged in the
government service in connection
with the national forest reserve. with
headquarters at Ashcvinc and Bit-
more, y. c., was among friends in
Walhaila for Il very brief period last
week. tie came over to attend to
matters for the government in con-
nection with OcOncc lands, but found
here a telegram calling him to North
Carolina. returning with but a few
hours time for work here.
61t. blue serge only i5c. \ bar
gan-at Carter & Co. 'S.--hdv.
Henry Johnson, one Of the old
and respected negro citizens OF Wal
halla, died at his home here last Fri
day after a long illness. He was well
known here and elsewhere in the
county. He was about G5 years OF
age. He came to Walhal!a from Vir-
ginia some 20 years ago. lie was one
Of the most prominent OF the mem
hers OF his race in the community,
and animated with several OF the ne
gro fratcrnal orders. One Of ,hese
orders had charge Of his funeral and
quite an imposing funeral march
took place. tho members Of the or
sanization following tho remains to
the grave, each member wearing re-
gala. Johnson was also licentiatc
Of the Baptist denomination.
Save money! Buy your e!actr,-
oal supplies where you can get your
moneys worth. a phone call will
get YOU the goods. Matheson Ha,d-
ware Co., Westminster, S. C.-Ad. 13
w. G. Query and his secretary
were business visitors to Walhalla
last week. Mr.. Query is a member
Of the state Tax Commission and he