Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-03-21
-!Wanted-~Fire-e policeman;

-"anteu-~f1re-eat policeman:
regular job. Apply to J. G. Shock
ley, Intcndant. West Union.-Ad. 12
The Walhalla friends Of Miss
Marie lsbell will be interested to
know that she is spending the spring
millinery season at Greenville, Ala,
where she will be located for some
time. She IS pleasantly remembered
here by many friends, though she
has been absent from Walhalla for
several years. being engaged with a
number Of prominent millinery firms
during that time. Miss lsbcll has
recently been on an extended visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. lsbell.
The public to-day wants quality
m0nu numcnts--monumen that give
lasting Satisfaction--and we have a
large line of these on display in our
show room. Call or write the Seneca
Marbel and Granite Works.-Adv.
Mrs. Marshall Abbott returned
last Sunday from Atlanta. where
she had gone to consult specialist
about her eyes, which have been Civ
ing her trouble for several months.
1t was thought few weeks ago by
her physician that one eye would
have to be taken out. We are glad
to learn that the specialists in At
lanta think they can remedy the
trouble without removing the eye.
Mrs. Abbott was accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Katie.
Get in line with your Easter
suit. Moss g. Ansel take your meas
urc. Fit guarantced.--Adv
The members Of the Paul Nlayne
Circle enjoyed an afternoon at the
| home Of Miss Str0ther, on March 9th,
at which time the Circle met for its
annual business session. The follow
ing officers were elected for next
year: Mrs. J. A. Anscl. president; +;
Mrs. G. +. lIetrick. first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. b. H. Sloan. second vice
president; Mrs. G. W. Bauknight. re-
cording secretary: Miss Strothcr. as
slStant recording secretary; Mrs s.
l.. Werner. corresponding secretary;
MISS smith, treasurer, After trans
acting all business the Circle ad-
lourned and enjoyed a delightful So
cial hour. during which t.me deli
ciohS salad course was served by the
hostess. assisted by Mrs. Il. J. Sif-
ford.
-Wanted--E Eirst-class cross-ties.
| will pay ~ cents cash or soc. in
trade. G. w. Pitchford, Walhal!a,
s. C.--Adv. l..
The two-story residence on the
property known as the Floyd place,
Just west Of town, was DESTROYED by
ilre last Sunday morning about 9
O'Clock. The house was occupied by
}. {. Tannery and family and be-
lon"cd to Miss Bufiie Moss, now Of
Grcenrillc. Mr.. Tannery lost practi-
cally all OF his household effects, on
which, however, he carried some in
surance. Miss Moss had the house
insured, We are informed, for $1,000
The exact origin OF the fire is un-
known. though it is supposed to have
been due to some defect in the Chin
ney, rs recently fire in the building
mad been discovered and eXtin guish-
cd in the attic near the roof. The
many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tan
merry and OF Miss Moss will regret to
learn OF their losses.
a good cheap farm. buggy or
wagon horse for sale cheap. T. f..
Alexander. Walhalla.-Adv.t If.
Tho many friends of Miss Lois
McCarey. OF Walhalla. and Robert Il.
KEYS. OF Florence. will be interested
IN the announcement OF their mar
rage, which took place at Toccoa,
ia. last Sunday. Both the bride
and groom are young people OF Wal
halla. though Mr. Keys has been en-
gagged in business away from Wal
halla for number OF years, and the
bride. as Miss McCarey, had for some
time been holding position as ste
nographcr in Seneca. Both are pop
ular young people. and are held in
high esteem by the people OF Wal
halla and Oconee county. The mar
riaGe ceremony took place in the par
lors OF the Albemarle Hotel, Toccoa,
Sunday afternoon, the service being
performed by Rev. Mr.. Cartledgc, Of
the Presbyterian church. Mrs. J. p
McCarey, Of Walhalla, mother OF the
bride. and Mrs. JAS. r.. McCarey and
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh p. Holleman, OF
Seneca, were present to witness the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Keys will
be at home at Florence. No. 25 East
Chcves street. after few days spent
visiting relatives at various points
The Courier joins with hosts of other
friends OF the young couple in wish
ing them long life OF happiness and
prosperity.
-Wanted-F First. class cross-tics
! Will pay ~ cents cash or soc. in
trade. c. w. Pitchford. Walhalla,
$. C.--Adv l2