Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-12-12
"A lot of steel doll carriages. etc.

"A lot or steel doll carriages, ETC.,
at less than cost. Toy wagons and
velocipedes, at Norman's Drug Store,
Walhalla.--Adv.
Miss Lille Norton and Luther
Wilson were married last Wednesday
by Rev. l.. B. Norton, Of Walhalla.
The young couple have the good
wishes OF many friends in the county.
If you are going to plant home
orchard your county agricultural
agent will furnish you with list of
varieties best suited to this section.
He will take pleasure in giving any
information possible.
--Lost-On Nov. 80, in Walhalla,
or between Walhalla and my home,
life insurance policy for $1,000,
made by Jefferson Standard Life In
surance Co. Finder please leave at
s. n. Pitchford's store and get re-
ward. NJ. G. TIolland.-Adv.*
Franklin On. c. Press, Dec. s.:
"Jay Gribble. II years Of age, the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Grlbble,
died Sunday night with diabetes, af-
tor an illness of about two weeks.
Jay will be missed, as lie was a very
promising young man. The Press
joins III with the whole community
In sympathy for the bereft family"
Young Gribble was granddaughter
OF Mrs. w. A. Grant, Of Walhalla.
bigger and betten than ever, and
no higher prices, Is our pretty and
large assortment of Christmas, holi-
day, birthday and wedding presents.
Norman's Drug Store.--Adv.
Last week we noted that 81 had
been contributed toward a fund to
assist Mr.. Loudermilk to overcome
his loss Of $110 In cash. We have
received another dollar. from ]. l..
Cox, OF Westminster RED, to be
Cox, Of Westminster RED, and 81
each from Mrs. |. Good and John II.
Ernest, Walhalla, to be added to
this fund, making in all $40
sent to us. We have had no report
rs to what success the petition or
list referred to last week is meet
ing with.
CLOSING Out Sale--Wer are sell
ing hats, trimmings. velvets, silks and
ribbons, all at cost. M. and +. Isbell,
Walhalla, S. C.--Adv.+
Geo. NJ. White. Jr., son Of Geo.
NJ. White, Of the Wolf Stake section
OF our county, but who has for some
time been located at Charleston, en-
gagged In work for the government,
has enlisted In the aviation corps and
has gone to some point in Texas for
training. He has many friends in
Oconee who will join with The Cou-
rier In extending him all good wishes
f0r advancement In the service and
safe return home after the war.
Christmas cards. booklets, bells,
boxes, candles and tree decorations,
fireworks, at Norman's Drug Store.a
In remitting for his Courier,
Anson A. Merrick, now with the Gen
eral Chemical Co, Of Marcus Hook,
Pa, informs us that he has been ap-
pointed assistant superinten dent of
the plant, one Of the largest chemi-
cal works in the world, with capital
OF SIS, 100000 and weekly pay
roll of $4,000. Incidentally Mr..
Mcrrick announces that his family,
Including Little Bub,' are all we'll"
The announcement of the advent Of
Little Bub" will come as news to
many friends here OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Merrick.
We advise our customers to buy
seed meal and flour. We have
special prices on the above. G. w. &
- '' '""Hhi5hI' "dlhdila la.-AuF.
--Sergt. Chas. W. Pitchford Pri-
Yates Geo. Kaufman and Eugene
Abbott. Of Camp Sewer. Grecnville,
were among the visitors home last
They were greeted by their
many friends here at their old home.
They returned to camp Sunday night,
and were accompanied by Sergt.- Ma
ior Sam G. Pitchford, who had been
here with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. n. Pitchford, for several days, he
having been home on sick leave. His