Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-09-05

Our Queen Quality high ton
shoes are here. C. w. & J. %. Bauk-
night, Walhalla.-Ady.
Mrs. w. o. White and daughter,
Miss Lucille, spent a short while in
Anderson last week.
Mrs. j. r. Earle and several
children have returned to their home
here after spending the weekend WIS.,
tting relatives and friends on the
Georgia side.
"A. Henry Whitmire, who has
been for some time employed in the
Walhalla Barber Shop, left Monday
for Sandersville, Ca, where he has
accepted position. Henry's many
friends wish for hirl great success.
HI. Kangeter al II. X. Rencken,
Of Charleston, who spent some weeks
In Walhalla at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. Brandt, returned last Sun
day to their home. They have made
numerous friends here during their
several visits to Walhalla
Twenty fine pigs, 8 weeks old,
ready for delivery. Cheap. w. NJ
Brown, Walhalla ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Rutledge and
past week in this section visiting rel
atives near Walhalla. Mr.. Rutledge
Is son Of Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ. Rut-
ledge. Mr.. Rutledge was here for the
purpose Of completing land deal.
They returned to Smoaks Monde
| last
Ill. ]. Hopkins, Of Greenville,
| spent a short while in Walhalla Mon
day, paying The Courier an appreci-
ated call. Mr. Hopkins is employed
on the mechanical force Of the Bap-
tist Courier. published in Greenvillc,
and he and his family are spending
short vacation with relatives in
Seneca.
Mrs. r. B. Bennett and children,
who have been in Walhalla for seve-
raj weeks. stopping at the home of
Mrs. Lena Schroeder, returned to their
home in Charleston Monday. Mrs.
Bennett has made numerous friends
here during her visit. Mr.. Bennett
came to Walhalla and spent the
past weekend here.
-Lost-On Westminster road, be-
tween residences Of Mrs. S. NJ. Hun
singer and J. s., Abbott. black para
sol. in cover. Reward if returned to
Mrs. Geo. w. Hays, of Anderson,
who spent the past two weeks In and
near Walhalla visiting among rela-
uves and friends, returned to her
home last week. She has many
friends here at her old home who
are glad always to meet her and to
learn OF the success that her chill
dren are meeting with at the home
RI In, lpl,r 4
sections Of our great country. She
has four sons out in the world for
themselves-One in Atlanta, one In
California, one in Washington State,
and one In the United States Navy,
each doing we'll
Mrs. Lucie Staley and Miss So
phie Wanner, Of Lawton, OKLA, and
Misses Sophie Puckhaber and Sophie
Stelllas, Of Charleston, after having
spent two weeks very pleasantly at
the beautiful summer home Of Mes
DANES Jones and Toy. Of Horse Cove,
y. c., and sightseeing in Highlands,
Cashiers Valley, Whiteside and other
points Of interest in the mountains Of
North Carolina, Georgia and South
Carolina, have returned to Walhalla.
Miss Doretta Thode is spending some
time in Horse Cove at the home Of
Mesdamcs Toy and Jones.
Call and be convinced that my
goods and prices are right. Mrs. G.
G. Jaynes, Walhalla. .--Adv.
The rural mail carriers of Oco-
nee had social meeting last Mon
day habor Day. at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. VIII J. Reeder, Of West
Union. There were eight carriers
and their wives present, and the oc-
casion was greatly enjoyed by all. "A
veritable feast was served by the
hostess, and the day was spent in So
cial enjOyments. the Carriers Asso-
ciation transacting no business. The
concensus Of opinion among the car
riers, with regards to crops in Oco-
nee, Is that Oconee Is In shape to
harvest the biggest crop Of corn in
the county's history--pructfal ctf ally
double crOp-with cotton promising
full crop If late fall favors the
planters. w. NJ. Lemmons, OF West
minister, Route 2, says that in his
territory appearances Indicate a crop
OF corn certainly twice as large and
possibly three times as large as
usual. The State Rural Carriers AS
sociation will meet at Clemson Col
lege In July, 1918.
-Raise your own meat this year.
Bny your pigs from w. NJ. Brown,
Walhalla .-A6y