Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-01
Cabbage plants every week at

o. II. Schumacher'S.-A II.
G. w. Pitts, Of Dcercourt. Ga,
was in Walhalla among old friends
for a short while Saturday.
Burt, or 90-Day Spring Seed
Oats-Wood's trade mark" brand
lit c. w. & ]. e. Bauknights. ad.
Miss Theo IIughs. who is teach
ing in Pickcns county, spent the
weekend in Walhalla with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Hughs.
Hon. Frank NJ. Cary, r. Ander-
son and DR.. J. S. Stribling. Of SEN
cca, were among the business visit
ors to Walhalla last Monday.
strawberry preserves, assorted
jams and jellies. Cash Grocery Co.
ADV.
Read the Ballenger Hardware
and Furniture Co.'S announcement
this week. They can supply your
needs in the way of collars, hamcs,
traces, brides. etc.
Fresh fish; to arrive Thursday.
DIR. NJ. r. Campbell, Of Ander-
SON, was in Walhalla for a short
while last Friday Oh business. Dr..
Campbell has arranged to visit Wal
halla professionally next Monday and
Tuesday. He will be AIT Bells drug
store. See advertisement elsewhere.
-Four mules, two horses for sale
cheap for cash or on time. r. T.. AL
exander, Walhalla.--Adv.9 8.
Married, February 90, by w. S.
CAN'T. Magistrate, Central II. T.. d.
No. 2, Pickens county, Miss Minnie
Swcezer, Of Oconce. and John
Richey. The young couple have the
congratulations and good wishes Of
many friends.
Southern Textile Bulletin
(Charlotte): &c. r. Lucas, who sue
ceeds II. X. Elliott as manager Of the
Fairfield Cotton Mills, Winnsboro,
S. c., will live in Chester, where lie
is also manager Of the Wylie Mills,
spending two or more days a week
ut Winnsboro.'
Until present stock is sold: Two
boxes 2 in l black shoe polish, 15c.
Cash Grocery Co.-Adv.
The Blue Ridge schedule was
changed last Sunday, the early morn
ing passenger train now leaving at
7.20 o'clock intsead Of TAO, as here
tofOre. Aside from the schedule of
this train the hours Of arrival and
departure remain practically the
same. The new schedule appears
elsewhere in this issue.
-Lost-Black and white fox ter
rier. Return or send information to
j. II. Darby, Walhalla. Reward. ad.
An enthusiastic crowd Of ladies
met at the home of Mrs. Harry R.
Hughs last Friday morning to hear
Mrs. +. Fl. II. Calhoun, State Regent
OF the d. A. RS. Mrs. Calhoun's S ad-
dress was splendid and much inter-
est was shown. The latter part Of
April Mrs. Calhoun will return to
Walhalla and formally organize a
d. A. r. Chapter here.
For Salc--Good horse, cheap.
Call on w. l.. Werner, at Bank Of
Walhalla.-Adv.
-Greenville Piedmont: "In agin l..
out agin, Flanngin.' Substituting
Merrick for Flanny, and you will
have the whereabouts Of tho local
deputy collector Of internal revenue,
for II. @. is constantly on the go. He
returned late yesterday afternoon
from a raid (no one knows whcre)
and this morning he left again, head
ing in the direction Of North Green
Vile. Several big stills were de-
stroyed during the week Of variable
weather.
For your eye troubles see DR..
Campbell at Bells drug store next
Monday and Tuesday.--Adv.
The jokes on us! Last week
we mentioned receiving "Valen-
tine" from our good friend, Capt.
Julius II. Knox, Of the Philippine
Constabulary. Coming just after
the Valentine season we mistook it
for remembrance Of that season,
but it was in reality a Christmas
greeting. In some manner this mis-
sive got to wandering about In the
mails and thOup ph If was startcd
from Mindanao, Philippine Islands,
on December 7th, 1915, it failed to
reach us until February IS. 1916.
The remembrance was doubly appre-