Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-04-12
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o. II. Schumacher's.--Adv. II.
The Young Mems League will
meet at the Lutheran church next
Sunday afternoon at o'clock
The Methodist Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet with Mrs. Samuel N.
| Pitchiord Thursday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. A full attendance de-
! sired
The many friends OF Mrs. j.
| Bennett Hill will regret to learn that
she is still seriously i'll ut her home
here. We hope that she may yet be
restored to perfect health.
b. o. coffee will please you, at
25c. the pound. Cash Grocery.-Ad.
Harry Norman has for several
days been confined to his home,
threatened with pneumonia. We are
| glad to note, however, that he Is bet
ter, being able to be up. though still
confined to the house.
The Courier presents the names
OF three new candidates this week.
James ii. Brown, Of the South Union
! section. for reelection to the House
OF Representatives.; j. II. Orr, Of
| Westminster, also for the House, and
S. II. Sanders, who lives near Seneca,
| who announces for hte Office OF Coro-
| ner.
- Oconce Produce Co., Walhalla
| buys hams, eggs and chickens. ad. II
AT the April meeting of City
| Council last Friday night William j.
| (Petc) Schroeder was elected as clerk
and treasurer Of the town of Wal
halla, vice Jas. NJ. Moss, resigned.
Mr.. Schroeder will take charge of his
new duties on May lst. Deidrich
Rutledge was elected as might watch
man for the town, succeeding John
Sanders. lie has already taken up
his duties as Waterman.
The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. l.. Jones will be pleased to
learn that their young son, Geo. L.,
Dr., who has been very i'll with pneu-
mOnia for some weeks, is considered
better now. AS an after result OF the
attack Of pneumonia the little fellow
developed plcurisy. An incision was
made the latter part Of last week,
thus relieving the sufferer. We hope
he may soon be entirely we'll again.
w. e. Seaborh is spending this
week in Rock Hill, where he IS giving
attention to some business matters.
Working Oh the principle that putting
two and two together will make four,
! we surmise that, Mr.. Seaborn being
a splendid machinist and in the auto
business, and Rock Hill being the
home OF what seems destined to be n
| faVOrite car--the Anderson-6-his
| visit has connection with the motor
car business.
DIR. Campbells glasses spell
comfort. DO you wear them? See
dates.-AO'.
Mrs. Leonora Morgan has pur-
chased the ]. w. Davis house and lot
near the Episcopal church, and has
moved in. Mr.. and Mrs. Waddy T..
Chambers, who have been occupying
this house, will move to Greenville
this week. where they will make their
home. Mrs. Morgan has been living
in the knitting mill village for some
time. We gladly welcome her as a
lose Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers as resi-
dents Of the town, but wish them sue
cess IN their new home.
-Rev. r. NJ. Marshall, Of Clemson,
conducted services in st. Johns Epis-
copal church, Walhalla, last Sunday,
this being the first service here for
some time. Rev. Mr.. Marshall spent
| five weeks in Charleston recently un-
der the care OF a specialist, and re-
turned home the early part of last
week. BY reason OF an absccss In his
car the ear drum was perforated,
| threatening destruction to his hear
ing. His many friends here and else
where will be delighted to know that
the treatment has proven successful,
and that his hearing, if impaired at
all, will be but slightly so.