Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-01-24


The many friends Of Mrs., J John
p. Hutchinson will be glad !to' learn
that she Is much improved, being
able to be up and about the home
She has been great sufferer with
| rheumatism for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Harry r. Hughs entertain
ed at an informal spend-the-day par
ty last week, the honor guest being
Miss JOY Goggins, who is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs. Jack
Darby. A course dinner was served
One lot embroidery, worth &c
to &c, only sc. c. w. & J. e. Bank
night, Walhalla.-Adv.
The many friends Of Mrs, Lucien
ID. Abbott will be glad to learn that
she Is greatly improved. She has
been quite i'll for some time, suffer-
| ing from an attack Of measles, with
| complications. We hope for her early
complete recovery.
Get prices elsewhere and come
to Carter Il Co.'S going
ness sale.-Adv.
MIR. and Mrs. Joel p. Keys, who
have been residing for some time in
Westminster, have returned to. WAL
! friends here. They are occupying
rooms in the residence of Cant. and
Mrs. S. K. Dendy. on Faculty Hill.
-First-class shingle mill and en-
, gine for sale. T. e. Alexander, Wal
halla, S. C.-Adv. 52-tf.
Mrs. Wade F. Milan compli-
mented Miss Joy Goggirs with'a rook
party last Thursday afternoon. On
entering, the guests were served
| Russian tea by Mrs. George Seaborn.
Many merry games were played, af-
ter which delicious salad course
was served.
| Now Is the time to buy, and Car
ter & Co.'S going-out-of-busine sale
is the place, if you want to save
money.-Adv.
| We are requested to announce
that Rev. l.. B. Norton, pastor, will
preach at Bethlehem next Sunday
morning at IL o'clock. The pElic
Is cordially invited to attend. The
members are urged to bear in mind
the fact that the regular day for
services at Bethlehem Is the foltth
Sunday in each month.
| One lot Of lace. worth 5 to &c.,
only &C. c. w. G. J. e. Bauknifhl,
Walhalla.- .-Adv.
The full list of Oconee hen
who have been drawn for the FeIu-
airy term OF Federal Court at Green-
wood, rs jurors, is as follows: ,yCbo.
Seaborn. grand juror; NJ. A. Who'd
Of Seneca, A. p. Hunt OF Fair Play,
f. a. II. Schroeder OF Walhalla, c. r.
! ID. Burns Of West Union, w. l.. ycr-
ner OF Walhalla, and Ira S. Pitts OF
, Westminster, petit jurors.
Don't forget the going-ou,. .of
business sale at Carter & Co. 's-Ad.
Henry Martin, white, serving
sentence of six months on the county
works for distilling. escaped fromthe
chain gang last Sunday night Mar
| tin was convicted at the November
term of court. He had already serv-
ed a sentence from the Federal
Court for distilling. The chain gang
IS now located at Reeder's Ford, in
the lower section OF the county,
One lot Of hats and shoes at
less than cost. G.. w. G. J. L. Bank
night. Walhalla.-Adv
D. w. Cochraue, Of Grcen,dlle,
| general agent OF the jefferson Stand
ara Lite Insurance Company, Of
Greensboro. y. c.. was in Walhalla
| for a short while yesterday. MIR.
Cochrane came over to settle the in
surancc policies of the late Sheriff
John w. Davis. who held two policies
IN that company, each policy calling
for the payment OF $4,000 on the
death of the insured The sad .rag-
edy that caused the death Of Sheriff
Davis is too we'll known and too
fresh In the memories of the Deople
OF Oconee to need reciting here. Due
to the fact that Mr.. Davis met death
by accident Mr.. Cochrane paid to
| MIS-. Davis double the amount stated
In the face Of the policies, or $4,000
each $4,000 policy drawing dou-
bic amount on the accidental death
clause, which is one Of the prominent
features Of the Jefferson Standard
policies. Another instance Of the
liberality Of the policies sold by this
company Is found in Walhalla. this
| being in the case Of Geo. A. Harrison,
who lost his health number of
years ago, being permanently inca
pacitated from carrying on his busi-
ness. Ever since Mr.. Harrison's
permanent illness this company has
regularly paid to him the sum of
$500 annually. This annuity will
continue during life, or so long as
Mr.. Harrison Is incapacitated from
| carrying on his accustomed business.
Mr.. Davis held several insurance
policies, and those in the Jefferson
Standard were the first to be settled.
A monument from the Seneca
Marble and Granite Works denotes
quality. We sell the very best at the
nof II hi ,<Sn
facturers Of the finest grade monu-
mcnts, cut from the best grade of ma
tcrial. We guarantee all oar work
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