Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-05-10
BEST grade graham flour at
Jaynes's, Walhalla.--Adv.

Best grade graham flour at
Jaynes's, Walhalla.--Adv.
--IKlaren Ritter, operator and as
sistant agent at Walhalla for the
Blue Ridge Railway, is at Bolton this
week relieving the agent at that
place, who is sick.
Geo. NJ. Ansel and Miles l.. Phil
lips are in Grcenville to-day attend
ing the Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows
They are the representatives of Oco-
nee Lodge, No. GA.
DIR. Odom is your eyes best
friend. Let him make your glasses
Sec 'date.-Adv.
Motor license tax due June /!
Clerk Of Court Craig has an import
ant announcement in another column
regarding this tax. By paying early
YOU get Il license for year and Is
days.
Attention is directed to the ad-
vertisement OF the Matheson Hard
ware Co., Of Westminster. This
firm Is ready to supply all your
needs in the way Of hardware, build
ers materials, etc.. and at present is
making a specially Of screens Of all
kinds. See them and shut out the
flies.
--For Sale-Fresh milch COW; rea-
sonable price. Ivan Edwards, Wal
halla Route 2.-Adv. 19+
Of six new candidates this week, as
follows: For House Of Representa-
tives, w. p. Mason, of Westminster
Rcnta ,nI Horry y II,,tyb, Of
Walhalla; for Sheriff, Geo. l.. Jones,
Of Walhalla; for Coroner, Whit
Knox, Of West Union Route /, (for
re-elcction), Perry Garner, of Seneca
Route 4. and Joe NJ. Duncan. Of
Westminster.
Good cheap mule for sale. APP
ply at once to r. l.. Alexander, Wal
halla.--Adv.
Mrs. j. II. Darby and Mrs. G. p.
Corn left this morning for Anderson
to attend the meeting of the Fedora
ton OF Women's Clubs. Mrs. Darby
represents the Paul Hayne Circle, of
Walhalla, while Mrs. Corn, who has
been visiting in Walhalla, goes as the
representative Of her club at John
ston. Mrs. l.. NJ. Brown, a represen-
tative from the Walhalla club, owing
to recent death In her family, was
unable to attend, as was also her al
ternate.
Are you discouraged about your
eyes? If so, see Dr.. Odom. See
date.-Adv.
--Enoch G. (Pete) Chapman died
at his home in the Salem section on
Sunday, April 30th, at the age Of
about so years. Mr.. Chapman was a
Confederate veteran. He saw service
throughout the war as member of
Company G, 18th S. G. Regiment. He
was well known to many Of the older
citizens Of Oconee, and was highly
respected citizen Of his community.
He is survived by several children.
We have been unable to learn partic-
ulars as to funeral and interment.
If you drink coffee have it good.
B. o., Csc. pound; Darlington Hall,
40c. pound Cash Grocery Co. adv.
Mrs. Anna Butt. wife of James
Butt, died at her home in the Mona
CHAN Mill village last Saturday, after
lingering illness from Bright's dis
ease Funeral services were held
Iiopewell (near Westminster) for in
tcrment. The deceased was 46 years
Of age. Before marriage she was a
Miss Lyles, being daughter Of Sam
ucl Lyles. She is survived by her
husband and six children, to whom
The Courier joins with other friends
in extending sympathy in their be-
reavement.
Artificial eyes matched and in
serted with life-like movements by
DR.. Odom at Barton's drug store. See
datc.-Adv.
The marriage of Miss Cornelia
Kelley and Callie Chalmers will be
solemnized this afternoon at 3
j. T.. Kelley, OF the Tamassee section.
The ceremony will be performed by
Rev. w. II. Hamilton, who is pastor
OF the young couple. Miss Kel-
ley is a daughter OF j. e. Kelley and
is pleasantly known by q wide circle
Of friends. Mr.. Chalmers is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Y. Chalmers, and is
a prosperous young farmer. We join
with. a host Of other friends, in ad-
vance OF the happy event, in wishing
for these young people long life. hap
pincss and continued prosperity.
Green beans, fresh tomatoes,
bran flakes. Kraft cheese, at Cash
Grocery Co., Walhalla.--Adv.
There are many in Walhalla who
will learn with deep regret Of the
death OF Mrs. Geo. DeWalt, brief
| account OF which we clip from dis
patch sent from Prosperity last Sun
day: "Mrs. George DeWalt died here
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