Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-12-05

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Robert Macaulay has decided to
cast his lot with Uncle Sans Navy.
He will leave next Monday for Green
vile 10 enlist and will go at once, to
some naval point for training. Bob"
| has a host Of friends who will join
with The Courier in extending to him
| every good wish.
For Sale-A small house and lot
| on Westley street. Apply to Alexan-
der Jafferson.-Adv.+
Sam G. Pitchford, Of Camp Sc
vier. Greenville, is spending short
while in Walhalla with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Pitchford. Mr..
| Pitchford has been slightly under
the weather for short while, and
secured leave Of absence to recuper-
ate In his home here. His friends
are delighted to see him again.
No larger variety Of Christmas
goods and toys can be found in the
county than at Norman's. 's.-Adv.
The body of Samuel Harden was
brought to Walhalla LAST Sunday
night from Camp Wheeler, Macon,
Ga. where he died several days ago
from pneumonia. Young Harden
was a selectman from Rabun county
and went to camp on the first call.
His home was near Pine Mountain,
Ga. He had many friends lin this
section who were grieved to learn Of
his untimely end. S&s
Buy your automobile tires and
tubes from w. NJ. Brown. Every tire
sold under 5,O00-mile guarantee. ad.
The funeral services OF Miss
| Morgan, a daughter Of Ranse Nor
gan, Of the Fairview section, were
conducted at the Fairview tchurch
last Saturday afternoon. The young
| lady died at the State Hospital in
Columbia on Thursday. She had
been Ill for quite while, and her
death was not unexpected. The be-
reaved ones nave the sympathy Of
many friends.
| Beautiful and large assortment
! Christmas handkerchiefs, ties, slip
| pers, robes, rugs, scarfs, china and
glassware, toys and fancy goods Of
all kinds at reasonable prices, Also
pretty line dry goods anf ions.
Call and examine our line, T.SsH Har-
rison, Manager er.-Adv.
The body Of Mrs. Ryal Richard
son was buried at Oakway last Mon
day. Mrs. Richardson had been i'll
for some time, the immediate cause
of death, we are informed, being an
attack Of appendicitis. Mr.. and Mrs
Richardson had resided for some
time at the Porcher place, near Sem
| eca. There are many who Will join
with us in extending to the bereaved
husband and members of the family
sincere sympathy in their sorrow.
We have received a nice assort-
ment Of T. w. Wood & Sons bulbs.
Sing'e and double hyacinths, sepa-
rate colors. soc. dozen; paper white
| Narcssus (for growing in water) :,
35c. doz.; special mixed tulips, 25c
doz.; special mixed crocus, zoe. doz
Moss &c Ansel, Walhalla.-Adv.
In making announcement Of the
death and burial Of our Esteemed
townsman, D. p. Grant, two weeks
ago we inadvertently fell into error
in giving the name Of Dr.. j. l..
Stokes, Of the Walhalla church, as
the minister In charge Of the funeral
services. Rev. w. T. Belvin, to
whose church at Whitmire Mr.. Grant
belonged. conducted the services, be-
Ing assisted by DR.. Stokes. The er-
ror was due entirely to oversight on
the part Of the one who gave us the
facts concerning the interment.
Bigger and better than ever, and
|
large assortment Of Christmas, holi-
day, birthday and wedding presents.
Norman's Drug Store.-Adv.
Private Lesley Day has returned
from Camp Jackson, Columbia, and
Is with Instantly here. Mr.. Day re-
ceived his discharge from the army
on account Of the dependence of his
wife and children. On minute exam
ination of the circumstances of his
family 1t was found that his wife
and children had been left absolutely
without means Of support, Mrs. Days
mother having several children to
support from meagre returns from
a small farm. Mrs. Days father was
killed at Anderson some time ago,
and her mother Is still a widow.
We advise our customers to buy
cotton seed meal and -four. We have
special prices on the above. G. w. &
J. e. Bauknight, Walhalla.-Adv. -
Capt. and Mrs. Romaine @. Mer-
rick. OF Greenville, spent the first Of
this week in Walhalla visiting at the
home of Mrs. b. r. Sloan, Capt Mer-
rcik's sister. When, three months
ago. r. @. Merrick left Greenville for
Fort Oglethorpe, Ca, as a member Of
the Officers Training Camp, it was
! Ine COurler'S prediction that he
would make good" to a marked de-
gree. And he emerged from the
camp as Capt. r. @. Merrick, with
connection in the field artillery
branch. He is a born soldier, with
nerve of steel--the kind that could
face shot and she'll with smile. The
Courier looks forward to the future
to bring merited advancement to
Capt Merrick. He has been assigned
to Fort Logan. Houston, Texas, but