Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-11-28

"A. good cheap horse for sale.
see 4, T.. Alexander, Walhalla. Ad47.
Il. Blumonthal has an attractive
announcement on the first page this
week. Read it then turn 10 page
livc aud read his announcement
there. Something worth while In
both places.
Tho Livingston Farm, w. c.
King, mahagcr, announces special
sale Of nno cattle next Thursday
Thanksgiving Day. The sale will
tuke place at Townville, beginning at
| o'clock y. III. See advertisement.
Our fourth car Of fine mules will
and call and examine. We will be
able to ut you up with what YOU need.
G. W. 4 J. E. Bauknight.---Adv.
-IFrank J. Taylor. OF Stone Noun
tain, Ga, Is spending this week in
and near Walhalla visiting among
relatives aud friends. Some seven
years ago MIR. Taylor moved to Geor-
yla, then to oklahoma. and Is again
located In Georgia. lie formerly
lived In the Fairview section Of Oco-
nee. aud has many friends in that
and other sections Of the county who
MIR. and Mrs. E. w. Harper, Jr.,
or Lowndesville, spent Il short while
In Walhalla last Saturday visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ.
Moss. Mrs. Harper was formerly
Miss Mary Lewis, and is we'll known
by many here. Mr.. and Mrs. Harper
were but recently married, and re-
ccivcd tho hearty congratulations
VOnI w}Shn0 ~ Pat I.,
while IN Walhalla.
FOR Sale--Good S-year-old
mare; weight about 1000 pounds; !;
works anywhere. Terms to suit pur-
chaser. J. +. llcdden, West Union,
S. C.--Adv. If.
There are many who will be in
lrrcstcd in learning that Lewis c.
Harrison. who has for some time
hcen located with the army in Louisi-
ana. has again been promoted. At
the present time he is serving in the
capacity Of Quartermaster Sergeant,
Grade 13, which Is the highest rank
ing that is given nOn~rHmmissioned
officer. We are glad TO rotc that he
has risen so rapidly in the service.
Il. Blumenthal. OF Westminster,
has an attractive announcement on
the NTH page Of this issue. He an
nounces some material reductions in
prices on seasonable goods winter
clothing, coats, coat suits, shoes etc
Read his announcement and give him
call. 1t will pay YOU to examine
his large and carefully selected stock.
Read ad. on first page also.
Car OF cocoanut-peanut meal
the best OF feeds-just in. Ii you
have not tried this feet, YOU should
do so. It's fine. If you've tried it
before. YOU will want more Of it now.
Get it while YOU can. c. w. & J. E.
Bauknight. Walhalla.-Adv
There are many who will learn
with regret Of the death Of Miss Sal
lie Williams. which occurred at the
home OF her niece. Mrs. II. II. Hughs.
in Walhalla. last Friday morning
about ( O'CLOCK. Miss Williams had
been for long time confined to her
home. but was not materially worse
until but very shortly before the end
came. Her death was not uneXpect-
ed. however. for she had been declin-
ing gradually for a long while. Her
conversations with members OF the
family Of late had been such as to in
dlcate that she not only expected the
summons at any moment. hut was
ready to answer whatsoever that
summons might come. The deceased
was about - years OF age, and was
daughter OF the late Micaiah Will
liams. OF Anderson county. Resides
Mrs. HuGhs. her niece. and other rel
atiNeS OF a more distant rela tiOnship.
she Is survived by one sister. Mrs. NJ.
7. Webb. OF the Piercetown section
OF Anderson county. One sister,
Miss Lizzie Williams. preceded her
to the grave some eight years. Fune-
raj services were conducted at the
llughs home In Walhalla at 4 o'clock
Friday afternoon. by Rev. w II.
hamilton. OF the Presbyterian
church. On Saturday morning the
remains were taken to Anderson,
where they were inferred in silver
Brook cemetery. after services con-
Quoted by Rev. John B. White. pas
tor Of the First. Baptist church OF
Anderson. OF which church Miss Will
linms was a lifelong member. The
officers OF this church acted as pail
bearers. Miss Williams was wo-
man OF many noble traits OF charac-
ter. and her long life was filed with
good deeds. There are many who
Will join with The Courier in ex-
tending to the bereaved ones sincere
sympathy in their sorrow.
For Sale-Ford Roadster. See
Dr. }. W. Bell, Walhalla.-Adv.ti.