Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-12-13

VIM. Pitchford, Stewards.
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.
Carter & Co., Walhalla.--Adv.5 81.
j. w. Shelor Esq, and II. r.
IIughs, ESQ, Of Walhalla, and w. p.
Mason Of the lower section of the
county, Senator and Representatives,
elect, respectively, arc at Clemson
to-day. They and the Legislative del
egations OF Anderson and Pickens
counties are also at Clemson to-day
inspecting the college and getting
first-hand information rs to the ac-
complishments of the institution
and its needs.
Pretty line toys. dolls. carriages,
wagons. Norman's Drug Store.---Ad
-Cranberries, oranges, cocoanuts,
grapes, apples, lemons, bananas and
grapefruit, at j. A. Moody's-Adv.
Miss Callie Frazier is spending
some time this week In Walhalla
among her many friends. She is Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
o. White. Miss Frazier is trained
nurse by profession, with 'headquar-
ters in Greenville. For the last two
weeks she has been nursing NJ. A.
Terrell, Of Westminster, and his
hosts Of Oconee friends will be de-
lighted to know that his condition is
improving rapidly. Miss Frazier's
many friends here are greeting her
most cordially.
Standard granulated sugar, So
for 25-pound sacks, or 12 pounds for
81. G. w. & J. e. Bauknight-Ad
We have the largest line Of
Christmas goods we have ever
bought. Do your shopping early, be-
fore they are picked over. Bells
Drug Store, Walhalla.---Adv. &..
Jas. NJ Moss and family have
just moved into the residence owned
by the estate of Mrs. Rosa Fahne-
stock. This Is the concrete residence
OH Mauldin street, Faculty Hill. Mrs.A
N. w. Macaulay and family will In a.
few days move to the lHollemant resi-
dence: on Main, street tss.sYh hereS SS.ss they,
will make their home with Mrs. Mac
aulay's father, Judge J! w. Holle-
man. County Treasurer r. H. Alex
ander has rented the Macaulay prop
erty and he and his family will move
there during the coming week We
understand that Supervisor VIM. G.
Foster and family will move to the
Joost residence, which will be vacat-
ed by the AleXanders.
--Chrystalized pineapple, orange
and lemon peel. J. A. Moody.--Ad.
Our monuments bear such a
stamp OF distinction that they appeal
to every customer Of artistic sense,
and yet they are not expensive. A
visit to our show room will convince
you. Seneca Marble and Granite
Works.-Ady.
Lieut.. Robt. l.. Meares was cir
culating among friends in Walhalla
last week. He is just back from the
border. and was mustered out at
Camp Moore, Styx, last week. Mr..
Meares went to the front as a SER
geant in Company A (Butler
Guards), but was soon promoted to
n lieutenancy in Company X, Of An
derson. Mr.. Meares taught at Blue
Ridge during the 1914-15 session,
and made many friends throughout
the county. He is a graduate of the
Citadel
Large assortment Of pictures,
10c. Baskets, books, post card al
buns, Bibles, Testaments, Xmas
cards, games. candies. fireworks, dec
orations. Norman's Drug Store.--ad.
--Rev. c. S. Blackburn, former
pastor Of the Walhalla Baptist
church. was among his many friends
here for short while last Friday.
Mr.. Blackburn has resigned as pastor
| Of the Baptist church at Greer He
will go at al early date to Chicago,
where he will take special Bible
| study course at the Moody Institute.
During the prosecution Of this spe-
| cial course. Mr.. Blackburn's family
will remain South, Mrs. Blackburn
| remaining in Columbia with her par
ents. She will have the younger
| children with her. Mr.. Blackburn's
many friends in this section will re-
| gret to know Of his absence from this
part Of the country, and trust that his
labors may bring him back to South
Carolina.
| Celery, soups, meats-everything
to eat. Always fresh at Moody's. ad'
| The Woman's Missionary So
ciety OF the Methodist church will
meet next Monday afternoon at
O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. H. NJ.
Barton. 1t Is hoped that each NOM
| ber will feel 1t her duty to be present
| at this last meeting Of the year. it
will be time for the annual election
Of officers. Also, throughout the So
ciety at large, the December meeting
has come to be known as the Char
| vest meeting. 1t is expected that all
| members who have not paid their
dues in full will do so at this time:
bring In all the gleanings, so that the
society may begin the new year with
clear record. The closing year has
been q most successful one. and the