Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-15


shape. far above the average, and
compliment tied the Oconee tax officials
on the neat appearance OF the Audi
tors and Treasurer's Offices, and the
general efficiency exhibited in the
conduct Of these two important Of
fees. Mr.. Query or some other
member OF the State Tax Commis-
sion will return to Walhalla Tor i'll
vestigation along other lines some
time during May.
Automobile tires, tubes and
chains; bought before the advance.
Get our prices. Mathes0n Hardware
CO., Westminster, S. e. --Ady. IL.
--Rev. S. \. Tow will preach at
the Station school house on the ith
Sunday in March at 3 O'Clock.
----32-foot plow lines only zoe, at
Carter & Co.'S, Walhalla.-Adv.
---Rcprescntativo Frank II. Shirley
and II. Is. Gilbert. OF Westminster,
were among the business visitors in
Walhalla yesterday.
don't forget Jaynes when YOU
Mrs. G. w. Pitchford, .jr., is
spending week or ten days at Green
wood. visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Clinkscacs.
---Thursday and F'rida, March 23
and 24.--- Don't let these dates slip
your memory Millinery opening.
Mrs. Jay w. Hutchinson, Walhalla. al.
John w. Harper and w. X. Liv-
ingstOn. of Seneca, were business Wis
itors at the Court House yesterday.
They were also minging among their
friends in town.
For Salc--Pure Tamworth and
Bcrk shire pigs, s weeks old; Cy-
piers incubator and broOdcr, 800
egg capacity; good us new. Apply to
J. II. Earle. Walhalla. ADV.
Married. by p. l.. Green, Magis-
tratc, at his residence in Salem on
Sunday, March 18th. Miss Dora Kel-
Icy and Charles Tow. both Of the Sa-
lem section. Their many friends
wish for them a long life Of peace and
happiness.
-Lost.-Night Of supper at Bap-
tist church, silver fork with "F'' en-
graved Reward if left at post Of
flee c.~--Adv.
You will be welcome! The First
Baptist church extends YOU Il hearty
invitation to attend their services
next Sunday morning. The subject
for discussion will be 1.-The Eyes Of
The Church, and the World.' Turn
in with us and worship.
Mrs. c. G. Jaynes invites you to
call tomorrow at her millinery
rooms--on and after tomorrow. al.
We are requested to announce
that there will be a meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Walhalla
Methodist church at the home Of Mrs.
John p. Hutchinson, Thursday after
noon at $50 o'clock. All members
are urged to attent promptly
Cotton Seed for Sale-Hasting
Snrc-Crop, first year. Free from an
thracnose, boil weevil. etc. Only 81
per bushel. John 4. Ansel, Wal
halla. S. C.--Adv. If.
---Lcntcn Services. There will be
services ut st. Johns Lutheran
church Sunday morning at l 1 o'clock
and Sunday evening at S O'Clock. Be
ginning next week there will also be
service every Wednesday evening at
o'clock until Easter. Everybody is
invited. Pastor.
Go to Garter & Co.'S when you
want garden and farm tools.-Adv
In the municipal election held at
Seneca on March 9th the following
town officers were elected: Mayor,
l.. G. Patterson; Aldermen, II. l..
Nimmons, b. a. Lowry, +. J. p.
Hopkins. w. p. Reid, II. ID. Neill G.
W. Shirley; board OF public works.
f.. G. Doyle. \ total OF 1870 votes
were cast in the election.
1t is repotrcd that Walhalla will
have new store OH the first OF next
month. \ business man of Green-
vile has rented the recently remod-
clcd store room at the corner Of
Main and Tngaloo streets. This has
been occupied for some weeks past
by the Rex Theater. The manager,
G. l.. Wilson, will continue his thea
ter at another location, in all Eroba-
bility on his premises known as the
{. l.. Reid stand.
Corn for sale. J. H. Darby.
Walhalla.--Adv. II.
The contract for carrying the
mail from Walhalla to Highlands. n.
G., has been let to Henry Mayes. of
IownI lille, who Will enter upon his
work July lSt, at the expiration Of
the present contract. which is in the
hands OF G. Fred Brown, Of Wal
halia. The new contract was bid in
by Mr.. Mayes at $3.50. The old
contract price was $3.50. The Wal
halla-ilighlands route is very try
ing one. the schedule hard to make.
After few years trial Mr.. Brown,
in estimating his bid for continu-
ance. increased the amount for which