Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-07-25

opSSS IiCAl llHS vi IollOllHS.-AuH.
Miss Ida Biemann returned last
week from pleasant visit to her
sister. Mrs. Sidney Adams, Of Rock
Hill.
The members Of the Blue Ridge
S. l. A. are requested to meet at the
school building on next Saturday af-
ternoon, July 2Sth, at $50 o'clock.
Call Monday and Tuesday at
Moss & Ansers for that fall suit or
overcoat. All the latest styles and
the fit Is guaranteed.-Adv.
"A number Of our solder boys
spent the weekend in Walhalla with
their relatives. Come all you can,
boys, for there may be time when
you will be somewhere" and can't
come.
We are requested by Rev. j. w.
Head to announce that protracted
meeting will begin at Cherry Hill on
the fifth (neXt) Sunday In July. The
public Is most cordially invited to at
tend these services.
We have the goods that will suit
you for that fall and winter suit and
overcoat. Call and look the line
over. Moss & Ansel.-Adv.
-Protracted services will be begun
at Bethel Presbyterian church next
I Sunday morning and will continue
| through the week. Rev. j. e. Wal
lace, Of Westminster, will conduct the
services. All members are urged to
attend, and the public is most cor
daily invited to join in the services
throughout the meeting.
ALI persons interested in Bethel
Presbyterian cemetery are requested
| n Of 1n n1,, nn1, GS,,fl
morning as early as possible for the
purpose Of cleaning off the grounds
and putting same in good shape.
Tools for this work should be brought
along. If the work is not completed
during Friday, interested parties will
return and complete the work Satur-
day All are requested to join hear
tily In this work. If you can't go,
send hand in your stead.
Best lump coal Sc per ton, de-
livered; quality guaranteed to please,
or will take it out of your bin and
charge nothing for what you use in
| testing it. "Jaynes cuts the price and
sells the goods. ADV.
MIR. and Mrs. G. D. Ellison, Of
Birmingham, Ala, are visiting at the
| home OF Mr.. and Mrs. iE. O. Hutchi-
son, who live near Walhalla. Mr..
| Ellison Is a brother Of Mrs. Hutchi-
son. He Is son Of the late J. r. #.
| Ellison, Of Greenville county. Mrs.
| Ellison now makes her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Hutchison. MI Nlli-
son is employed in Birmingham as
salesman in the Office OF Robert &
Son, manufacturing printers and sta
| tioners, one of the largest printing
establishments of that city, which
employs upwards Of $50 people.
Deputy Sheriff B. r. Moss and
Rural Policemen Littleton and Dali
ton last Thursday cut up still in
the Oconee Creek section, near the
old Duncan Mill place, destroying
1875 gallons of beer and a 25-gallcn
still. No arrests were made. The
place had been under observation for
several days by the officers, but no
one came to the plant, so it was pre-
sumed by the officers that the own
ers or operators had gotten wind Of
their knowledge of the location of
the still. and further waiting was
deemed inadvisable, and the cutting
down of the plant was taken in hand.
When you buy your monuments
from us you not only get unusual
qualities, but prompt and careful at
tention and quick service. Seneca
Marble and Granite Works.-Adv.
| Mrs. Carrie H. Steck last We'd
nesday evening fell, sustaining quite
painful injuries, from which she has
been confined to her bed since. Mrs.
Steck Is past 81 years of age, and
naturally the fall, which for young
person would have been trivial, is
proving Of great inconvenience. Mrs.
Steck was spending few days at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. r. l..
Rogers, on Faculty Hill, when the ac-
cident happened. She, with several
other ladies besides Mrs. Rogers, was
sitting on the front porch, and Mrs.
Steck, desiring to get copy Of a pa
per to show to one Of her friends,
arose and at the first step taken
struck her right foot against the
rocker of a vacant chair, from which
fact she lost her balance and fell,
the force Of the fall being on the left
| hip. A serious fracture was at first
feared, but later developments and
the remarkable betterment of her
condition indicate only slight frac-
| ture OF the bone. For several days
Mrs. Steck suffered intense pain, be-
Ing unable to move at all, but for
| several days now she has been prac-
| tically free from pain. She was re-
moved Friday to the home of her
daughter, Mrs. r. T. Jaynes, with
whom she makes her home, and Is
resting very comfortably.
bicycles to close out. Another
shipment Of Red Bird and Blue Bird
bicycles, regular $35 bicycle, for $25.
Matheson Hardware Co., Westmin-
ster, c. C.--Adv.32.