Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-02-21
Fresh cabbage plants every week
It O. II. 's.-AdY.

Fresh cabbage plants every week
at 0. II. Schumacher's 's.-Adv.
Balls Harrison, Of Greenville,
spent Sunday and part OF Monday in
Walhalla with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. A. Harrison, and among
friends.
John E. Bauknight is in the
Eastern markets this week in the in
tcrest OF the firm Of C. w. & J. e.
BaukniSht lie Is doing the buying
Of spring and summer goods for his
firm.
= have Il pair Of good. gentle
young mules for sale cheap. They
will work anywhere. E. O. Hutchi-
son, Il. +. d. No. |, Walhalla, S. G..
ADV s If.
The Hon. J. C. Shockley, intend
ant Of West Union, is also recog-
nizcd Notary Public "as by form and
statute provided" he having yester-
day received from the Secretary Of
state commission rs such officer.
j. Merrill Sanders, of West I'm
ion. has been quite seriously i'll at his
home. We are glad to learn, how
ever, that he is improving. He has
numerous friends in the county who
will be glad to learn of his early re-
covery.
--Two-horse farm to rent, with s.
room new house. II. e. Alexander,
Walhalla, S C.--Adv. t. (.
Master lugh Shockley, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Shockley, of West
Union who has been very i'll for some
time, is reported as being somewhat
improved. He is suffering from an
attack Of pneumonia. We hope the
little sufferer may soon be restored to
health.
Married, at the Court House, on
Sunday afternoon last, by Clerk Of
Court John f. Craig, Miss May Wa
ters and George Augustus Craine.
The bride is from the Mountain Rest
section. The groom is a son of NJ. c..
Craine, Of Cheohee. We extend good
| wishes to the young couple.
Married, at the residence of c..
! w. Wickliffe, in West Union, on Sun
day, February IS. Miss Ida Hood and
Raymond r. Bearden, both Of whom
reside near West Union. We extend
our hearty congratulations and wish
them long and prosperous life. G..
| Il. ID. Burns, Notary Public, perform
ed the ceremony.
| New lot bed spreads, lace cur
| tains, shades, poles, scrim. towels,
hosiery. waists, biouses, skirts.
dresses. +. e. Harrison.-Adv. s.
Attention is directed to the ad-
vertiscment OF Browns Garage,
Fred Brown, proprietor. Mr.. Brown
is making a specially OF Ford repair
ing and announces the use of the new
| tire repair method that is giving so
much satisfactiOn--the acetelyn-oXy-
gen process. Call on him at the
Brown cement building on Main
J street.
| All patrons Of the Walhalla
| High School who are interested in
organizing a Parent-Teachers' Asso-
| citation are requested to meet at the
school building on next Thursday
morning. The meeting for the pur-
pose of organizing the association
will be held Immediately after the ex-
ercises appropriate to Washington 8
Birthday.
One case Cora bleaching at the
old price Of IL nc. per yard. C. w.
& J. e. Bauknight, Walhalla.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Ross. of Lib
erty, were among relatives and
| friends in Oconee during the latter
part OF last week Mrs. Ross is
| pleasantly remembered as Miss Ruth
Hunnicutt, a daughter of the late j.
NJ. Hunnicutt. Among other homes
visited by Mr.. and Mrs. Ross during
their stay in Oconec was that Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. NJ. Hunnicutt, Of the Pop
lar Springs section.
News Of the recent death of
Evan Pearson has been received in
Walhalla with deep regret. Mr..
Pearson died at his home in North
| Carolina on February 7th. A year
ago Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson moved
from their home near Walhalla to
mgold. y. c., where they had rela-
| tives, and expected to make their
home there. We have no informa-
tion as to the cause Of Mr.. Pearson s
death. He was man Of about 65
years of age, and was held in high
esteem in Oconee, where he had re-
by occupation. In early life he was
married to Miss Knecht, also Of this
| county. He was a brother-in-law OF
NJ. r. (BuO Hubbard, who lives in
the Picket Post section. Mr. Pearson
and Mr.. Hubbard having married sis
ters. The deceased is survived by
his wife and four children, these be-
ing Mrs. l.. Neal Dodd, Of Clinton
n. c.; Mrs. r. r. Fowler, of Ingold
y. c.: Wilborn Pearson. Of Atlanta
Ga, and Miss Eleanor Pearson, who
resides with her mother at Ingoh
Interment was made at Ingold on
Friday, February 9th. Mr.. Pearson
was a good man and an upright citi-
zen, whose death will bring sorrow
to many who had known him in Oco.
nee. He was devout Christian and
had for a number of years been iden.
tifed with the Holiness denomina.
ton. The Courier joins with other