Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-01-17
Mrs. Kate O, Smith is in Allan.

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--Mouey to loan. e. l.. Hemdon,
Walhalla, S. C.-Adv. 3.
There are still quite a number
Of cases OF measles in town, not
few among them being among grown
people. Mrs. w. l.. Werner and Mrs.
Jas. II. Darby, two Of the adult suf-
ferers, are convalescing nicely.
Hon. J. w. Shelor spent last Sat-
urday afternoon and Sunday in Wal
halla with his family. The General
Assembly adjourned Friday night
until yesterday morning, thus giving
many members opportunity to spend
a day or more at their homes.
Plenty Of first class shingles for
sale. S. A. Tow, Walhalla, Rt. Q. adj
The Madam Grace Corset Con-
ventiOn Is in session in Columbia this
week and will remain in session until
the 20th. Miss Nora Cooley, repre-
senting Mrs. w. NJ. Brown 6 Co.. of
Walhalla. is in attendance on this
convention for several days. The
Mrs. Brown Company are local
agents for the Madam Grace corsets
and will give special attention, to this
line in the future. #
Attention is directed to the new
advertisement of w. NJ. Brown, Of
Walhalla. While he has greatly re-
duced his stock Of horses, mares and
mules during the past ten days, he
still has a number Of good animals
from which to make selection. He Is
also making special efforts to meet
the needs Of our farmers in the way
Df r;o NJ Sp, r1D L. I,
and see him when in town.
Il have few horses and mules
for sale cheap. T. sE. Alexander,
Walhalla. S. C.-Adv. t. f.
Il. Blumenthal, Westminster's
enterprising clothier and dry goods
merchant. calls attention this week
to his special sale, which will begin
next Thursday (to-morrow), the
18th, and will last until Saturday,
February Sd. Call and see him, ex-
anime his stock and get some'~0f the
bargains he is Offering. Goods eX-
changed or your money back is his
guarantee on anything you buy from
him.
Il. y. Mason. OF Bowersville,
Ga, and his son. Wade Mason, OF
ElGyd-Ada, Texas, were visitors in
Walhalla last week. spending seve-
raj days here with their relative
Mrs. James Seaborn. and meeting Il
number Of our citizens. E. w. Mason
ls Il brother Of Mrs. Seaborn. Wade
Mason went to Texas % years ago.
and ma present visit was his first
since adopting the Lone Star State as
his home. r. l.. Mason, Of Green
Vile, was also a visitor at the Sea-
born home for few days.
Try liquid smoke to preserve
your meat. No trouble; no danger;
easy to apply. Mbst economical. c.
w. & J. Il. Bauknight.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Y. Morton and
family last week moved to town from
now occupying the Oehmig residence
representing the J. r. Watkins Medi-
cal Co., Of Winona. Minn., manufac-
turers Of stock remedies and numer-
Gus household toilet articles, and is
having very successful business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Gillespie who
have been residing at the Abbott
homestead above town, are also max
ing their home in part of the Och
lillS1 uey arc
welcomed to Walhalla.
--For Sale at Auction-Saturday
January 27th. at II o'clock, Lauster-
er's Shoe Shop outfit; also house
hold and kitchen furniture, garden
tools. Sale will take place at shop.
ADV. ~
Mrs. r. l.. Raines died at her
horne in Albemarle county. North
Carolina. last Wednesday after a
brief illness from measles. The re-
mains were brought to Walhalla
ThurSday and were taken from here
10 Double Springs, where on Friday,
they were laid to rest in the Double
Springs cemetery, after funeral SER
vices conducted by Rev. w. r. Belvin,
pastor Of the Double Springs Metho-
dist church. Before marriage Mrs.
RaiGes was Miss Ruby Barker, old
est daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gar
vim Barker, Of the Double Springs
community. Mrs. Raines was about
20 years Of age and had been mar
rled some three or fonr years. Be-
sides her husband she leaves two
children, the Youngest only three
months old. She Is also survived by
her parents and several brothers and
sisters. Mrs. Raines was a member
Of the Double Springs Methodist
chu,ch. with which she became iden-
tilted In early life. She was GOO
woman, and the news Of her death
brought great sorrow to the people
of the community where she was
raised and to many others in Oconce
who knew her. The bereayed ones
have tie sympathy Of many in their
sorrow.
Fruit TreeS-We will be glad to
take your order for fruit trees for
spring delivery. No misrepresenta-
tion to get your order. We guaran-
tee our trees. Tom r. Zachary e
SOns.-Adv.