Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-02-14

Footwear for spring; beautiful
line OF ginghams, 10 and kac. per
yard. See ilutchisOn Bros, West
UniOn.--Adv.
Miss Myra Eant, who is teach
ing at kcowee, spent the week end in
Walhalla with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. l.. Fant.
Capt. and Mrs. }. r. Anderson,
or Anderson. spent short while
here last Sunday as guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. ID. Moss
.-Ffrst-class shingle mill and en-
sinc for sale. II. lG. Alexander, Wal
halla, S. C.--Adv. 52-tf.
Mrs. Lucien S. Maxwell, OF
johnston, arrived in Walhalla Mon
day afternoon and will spend a week
or more here at the home of Mrs.
G. X. Maxwell.
Attention is directed to the an
nounccment of l.. Blumenthal, Of
Westminster, who has SPECIAL offer
INgs for next Saturday and Monday.
Read his announcement on the first
page and give him call.
Fresh cabbage plants every week
at o. III. Schumacher's.-Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frctwell
and daughter Nina, have returned to
their home at Cascade Locks, Ore
gon. They have been visiting in the
homes Of *. B. Fretwell. near town,
and w. II. Ramey, at MILESTONE.
This was their first visit to relatives
here in seven years.
Attention is directed to the ad-
vcrtsemcnt OF the Crystal Optical
CO.. OF Birmine CHAM, Ala. which will
be found on the 5th page this week.
rms hrm Will have Il representative
here Friday and Saturday Of this
week. the 10th and 18th. lie will
be located at the Waihalla Hotel for
ne examination OF defective eyes.
--Two-horse farm to rent. with D
room new house. II. E. Alexander,
Walhalla. S. C.-Adv. t. t.
We are requested to announce
that the Welcome Sunday school
holds its regular services every Sun
day at 10 o'clock Il. NJ The school
is in a Iiourishing condition, with !.
NJ. Mcdlin as superintendent. The
Sunday school building is close to
the Ehcnczcr Graded School. Every
body is cordially welcomed at all
times.
H. G. Smith. OF Greenvillc coun-
ty was in Walhalla for a short while
last week visiting at the home OF his
brother, Rev. r. l.. Smith. Mr..
Smith was returning home from
Georgia. where he has been associat-
ed with large plant-growing enter
prise. BY reason Of the recent Sc
we're weather his employers had lost
all OF their plants by freezing. and
Mr.. Smith was returning home be-
cause OF lack OF need for his services
as a salesman.
Two large shipments boys suits.
You can save 81 on boys blue serge
suits. +. T.. Harrison. ADV. s.
n. r. Phillips. Of Butte. Mont,
passed through Walhalla last We'd
ncsday on his way TO his Western
home. MIR. Phillips has been visiting
his father. A. l.. Phillips. and family,
in the upper part OF the county, for
the past few weeks. lie will spend
some time in CHATTANOOGA. Tcnn.,
and Minneapolis. Minn.. before his
return to Montana, having matters
OF business to attend to. Mr.. Phil
lips is connected with an interurban
railway in his adopted State. his
work calling him frequently to Bel
grade, Mont. at which place he has
a brother. G. Il. Phillips. lie fire.
Hucntly meets our Old friend Geo.
w. iiogscd. who is pleasantly re-
| mCmbcrcd by many here in Oconcc.
Mr.. lloescd is rated as one Of the
best known agriculturists in his sec
ton
The Paul Hayne Circle held a
most delightful meeting with Miss
Gertrude Smith on February 9th.
Owing to the absence Of the presi-
dent. and vice presidents, Mrs. J. A.
Steck presided. and the following
program was much enjoyed: Roll
Call. "Waters OF the Holy Land;"
Sacred Books Of the East" Mrs. w.
l.. Werner: Buddhist Writings" ;"
| Mrs. Sloan: "Jabesh Gilcad." Mrs
| Steck. a very entertaining contest
| was then entered guessing
| Bible pictures-in which Mrs. l.. NJ
! Brown was the winner Of a dainty
suede"bound Testament. The social
hour was spent very cozily around
the open fire. The visitors who.
with dozen members, braved the
cold north winds to accept Miss
Smiths hospitality were Mesdamcs
Stokes. Sifford and Hamilton, Misses
Rudd and Crooks.
--For Salc--200 cords slabs. at
| Bells mill. J. G. Shockley, West Un-
ion, or at mill-Aly 7s