Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-03-07

Fresh Jersey milk for sale at
z " cents per quart. w. B. Aull ad.
The Methodist Guild will meet
with Miss Gertrude Smith to-mor-
row Crhursday) afternoon at $50
o'clock.
The showing Of millinery by
Mrs. G. G. Jaynes, on Thursday and
Friday, will please.-Adv.
The Ladies' Missionary Society
Of Rocky Knoll Baptist church will
meet next Sunday afternoon at i
O'Clock in the church after the sam
day school hour. A full attendance
is desired.
A beautiful line of dress ging~
hams at nc. c. w. & j. E. Bauk-
night, Walhalla.-Adv.
Lloyd Brown, who has been
spending some time at Charleston
and Branchville, returned last week
to Walhalla and is again with his
father, w. NJ. Brown, assisting In the
conduct Of the latter's business here
Man wanted to board stockings
Apply to Hetrick Hosiery Mill, Wal
halla, S. C.-Ady.
There are many who will learn
"
born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Jos Mccall
The little ones we're buried at the
Neville cemetery Thursday. The
third child, we understand, IS getting
along very nicely, and It Is hoped by
many friends of the family that the
mother and child will soon be we'll
and strong.
For Sale-LOt Of corn in shuck
Will sell at regular market price and
give away shucks to purchaser. See
me at my residence or Seneca Oil
Mill. Jas. II. Darby.-Adv. 10".
The many friends Of Anson A.
Merrick. who has for number Of
years been in the service of the Uni
ted States Navy, will be interested in
the information that he has recently
resigned from the naval service. Mr.
Merrick is now connected with the
General Chemical Company at Mar
Gus Hook, Pa. thou gh his place of
residence is at Ridley Park, Pa.
some nine miles distant from the
company's plant. Mr.. Merrick is act
ing in the capacity OF outside super
intendent, having under his superris-
ion 200 OF the 1900 employees OF!
the plant. Mr.. Merrick informs us
that he is once more enjoying the
life OF a "land-lubber" and finds it
much more 'stationary' and to his
liking. Anson, or "Bub b." as he is
Familiarity known here ut his old
home town. has many friends here
who will join with us in wishing him
well in his new field. Mr.. Merrick
had risen in the naval service to the
rank Of lieutenant
We are in better condition
than ever before to fill yonr require
ments in the monumental line. Let
lis quote YOU prices We can save
you money. Seneca Marble and
Granite Works.-Adv.
I'VE are informed of the death Of
Mrs. J. II. Fendley, who passed away
at her home in the Westminster sec
ton last Friday morning about
O'Clock. Before her marriage she
was Miss Harris, and was a native
Of Laurens county. Mrs. Fendley
was 70 years of age on the 18th Of
January. The immediate cause Of
her death was an affection Of the
heart. The deceased Is survived by
several children-Wtll f. Fendley. Of
Seneca r. F. D. No. 2, and Mrs. Min
ME Lawrence, of the same section
James Fendley, Of Westminster; Ar
thur Fendley, of Blrmin CHAM, Ala
Mrs. Fendley was a lifelong member
Of the Methodist church and a devout
Christian, the passing Of whom
there are many to mourn. On Satur-
day afternoon last funeral services
were held, the interment taking
place in the Westminster cemetery.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. y. G. Ballenger, Of Seneca.
We join with other friends Of the be-
reaveh ones in eXtehding to them
sympathy in their sorrow.
i have pair of good, gentle
young mules for sale cheap. They
will work anywhere. E. o. Hutchi-
son, r. f. d. No. |, Walhalla, S. c.
ADV s If.
S. VI. Snow, OF the Greenville re.
cruiting station, is in Walhalla 70,
few days. with headquarters at the
Walhalla Hotel. MIR. Snow is ma
tive of Greenville county and has
been in the service of the United
States army for several years, a good
portion OF his service having been in
the recruiting branch. MIR. Snow
speaks very Interestingly Of his work
and states that 1t has been his obser.
vatiOn, as we'll as the observation OF
those higher up in the service, that
the recruits from this section Of the
State make the finest soldiers in the
service conforming more nearly tC
all the physical requirements Of the
government and being peculiarly fit
ted for the training that Is given In
the service. Mr.. Snow will be ir
Walhalla until Saturday, during
which time he will be glad to have
opportunity to talk with any who
may desire to enlist in the govern,
ment army service. All able-bodiet
males between the ages OF 1S and 81