Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-05-09
Velvet beans, $3.50 bushel, at
;. w. IL j. e. Bauknight's.-Ad

Neville, Of West Union, left yesterday
for Rock Hill, where they will spend
several days visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Adams.
Attention is directed to the ad-
vertisement of the Ballenger Hard
ware Company, Of Seneca, who are
making a speciality this week OF lawn
mowers, garden hose and like arti-
cles that will soon be in constant de-
mand. Get yours a little before they
are needed. See advertisement.
MIR. and Mrs. J. l.. Herndon. Of
Grover. N. c., spent the first of this
week in Walhalla visiting at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Parker.
Mr.. Herndon and Mrs. Parker are
brother and sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herndon were accompanied by their
children and their nephew, Randolph
Logan. and came through the coun-
try in their car, arriving in Walhalla
Sunday last They made many
friends here during their brief stay,
who will be glad to welcome them on
future visits.
On last Saturday afternoon Mrs.
f. G. Bischoff entertained her class
(the primary of the Methodist Sun
day school. The date was the sew
enth birthday of Master Frederick
christopher Bischoff. More than
dozen boys and girls assembled to
make merry the occasion. Numer-
Gus games we're INDUCED in, after
which delicious sweet course was
served. Each little guest We'd with
the other in wishing many happy re-
turns of the day for Master Freder-
ick. Small silk U. S. flags were given
as souvenirs.
Pay your sanitary tax this week
and save the penalty. The town
treasurer, w. ]. Schroeder, can be
found at the Bank OF Walhalla.-Ad.
The Birmingham Age-Herald of
May 2 records Roy Kay, one Of the
auto statesmen Of that city, as say
ing: "All | want is a smoke pole
and plenty Of bullets and chance to
get at EN-. and when they pick me
OFF the limb they will all have to say
that there's the best soldier in this
company, for when | go in, am go
ing to try and burn up the United
States league. There amt no use
in this halfway stuff. OF course. |
ain't hankering after no war, but at
the showdown will be there" Wal
halla friends Of Roy will read the
and then shoots as rapidly and as
wildly as he can talk. he will work
havoc with somebody. 1t might be
the enemy or his comrades---no tell
in%-sort Of random work, you
know.
Cotton seed hulls at soc. per
hundred, sacked. q, G. w. & j. e.
Bauknight, WalhalIa. ADV.
Several ladies of Walhalla are
interesting the citizens Of the town in
the raising Of funds for the erection
Of class room for the primary de-
partment Of the Walhalla High
School. and are meeting with quite
flattering success. For some time
past the primary department has
been too cramped for room at the
school building. In fact, they have
been crowded out of class room at
all, having been taken care of in the
ladies should call on you for a con-
tribution to this building fund. help
them as literally as. possible. If by
any chance they should miss you on
their rounds or fail to reach you for
any cause, put yourself out little
In order to make a donation for this
very worthy undertaking. The High
School is the best paying investment
our district has ever made, and To-
cally it certainly ranks next in i'm
portance to our churches. A dollar
invested in aid to the High School
will bring direct to indirect returns
to the investor hundred fold.
The announcement last Sunday
evening that Miss Olive Hunt, Of the
IN1 yl,a
lor, Of Walhalla, were married came
as genuine surprise to friends here,
who had no intimation that the
young couple had in mind the taking
OF this step. Mr.. Shelor and Miss
Hunt had attended church services at
Wolf Stake in the afternoon, and
from the services came to Walhalla.
securing license from Clerk OF
Court Craig, and later were joined in
marriage by Rev. T. l.. Smith, pastor
Of the Walhalla Baptist church, and
pastor OF both bride and groom. The
ceremony took place at the home Of
the officiating minister. The bride is
a young lady well known in Wal
halla. she having resided here for
several years with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Hunt, and attended
the Walhalla High School, gradual
ing from that institution two years
ago. Since then she has been num-
bered among the teachers In the pub
lie schools Of the county. Mr.. She
lor Is a young man well known and
esteemed here, a son Of J. W. Shelor,
esq, in whose office he has for the
past year been reading law. The
young couple have the best wishes
Of many friends for long, happy
and prosperous Journey through life
For the present they will make their