Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-07-18
-Butterick patterns. G. W. Pitch
ord, Walhalla, S. C.=AdY If

-Butterick patterns. G. w. Pitch
ford, Walhalla, S. C.-Adv. If.
j. w. Shelor left Tuesday for At
lanta to spend the day on business
and pleasure.
w. NJ. Hun ~, Of Pendleton, was
business visit. in Walhalla for a
short while yesterday.
Miss Katherine McAlister, of
Columbia, has been visiting at the
home Of her grandmother, Mrs. e. A.
Bell.
S. n. Pitchford is spending a day
or two in Atlanta, whefe he Is MAX
ing extensive purchases Nor his stock
Of goods.
Miss Elizabeth Montgomery is
spending some time here visiting her
sister, Mrs. Haynes, on Mauldin
street.
Mrs. Addie Garvin, of Lockhart,
is spending several days in Walhalla
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. O. White.
Call up Lige Gillison when you
want ice cream. Phone No. 46.-
Adv. 29+
&C. w. & j. e. Bauknight call at
tention this week to their large stock
OF feedstuffs, -four, etc., on which
they quote attractive prices. C. W..
Pitchford announces reduction of
20 per cent on all Utz & Dunn Slip
pers. These two enterprising mer-
camille houses are always ready to
serve the public. Give them a call.
You'll get Square deal" at all
times.
RI. c. Stout and family, of Hunt
dale, N. c., have moved to Walhalla
and are occupying rooms in the for
mer Eaton cottage, corner College
and Main streets. Mr.. Stout Is en-
gagged with the Guerney Brothers and
will be connected with their manu-
featuring plant, which will soon be
in shape for active operation. Mr..
Stout and family have most cordial
welcome to our town.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank e. Alexan-
der. OF Anderson, are spending the
summer in Walhalla. They are
boarding at the Busch House. Mrs.
Alexander Is pleasantly remen.L Lered
here by many, she having been be-
fore marriage Miss Ada Craig, and
on numerous occasions in the past
having visited her brothers, Clerk of
Court John T.. Craig and DR.. VIM. r.
Craig.
Attention is direc. ed to the new
OF Frank t. Alexan-
der, Of Kennedy q Alexander, real
estate dealers, OF Anderson. Besides
having numerous fine farms for sale
and being in the market for the pnr-
chase Of real estate, Mr.. Alexander
desires to purchase large quantities
OF wood. for which he offers good
prices Write or call on Mr.. Alexan-
der for any information.
Cotton seed hulls, 1O0-pound
sacks, soc. C. w. & J. l.. Bauknight,
Walhalla.-Ady.
Among the navy enlistments re-
ported by the Greenville papers last
week we note the following Oconee
names: William Stribling, Seneca;
Jos. c. WHY, Richland; Robert Hud-
son, Oconee; JOS. M. Burgess, Jo-
cassee. 1t seems that the navy
at present is appealing more strongly
to the youth Of Oconee, a number of
recruits having recently gone from
our county to this branch of the SER
vice. Arthur Meares and VIM. H.
Stribling, Of Westminster, we're
those who enlisted in the
army.
The end Of the session of Com
mon Pleas Court came last week but
shortly after The Courier went to
press. the case then being heard
Brock VS.. the Town of Seneca-being
nOn-suited. 1t is stated, however.
that this is not the end of the case,
it being intimated that the plaintiff
will enter suit at another term of
court In support Of his contentious.
The matters in dispute have to do
with certain land lines and surveys.
the latter, it is said, containing many
points.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Snipes have
moved to Anderson to make their
home. The change was made owing
TO changes in the operation Of trains
on the Blue Ridge Railway. These
Scnednle changes, we understand
will become effective next Sunday.
There are many who will be interest
cd in learning that the changes will
bring to Walhalla Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Maxwell, who, we understand, will
keep house at the Maxwell home on
Main street. Mr.. Maxwell will take
the engine run on trains Nos. 8, 10,
II and IL for fifteen days during
each month. John p. Hutchison, the
present passenger train engineer,
will also run Is days during each
month. Other changes in runs will
also take place. 1t Is understood the
freight train will leave Anderson in
the mornings, reaching Walhalla on
about the same schedule as now held
by the short train. The short train
will be discontinued. permission hav-
ing been granted by the Railroad
Commission.
Elegant line toilet articles and
at Norman's Drug Store,