Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-05-29
t.''l'.l''i'.l..!'.l.!''l. Observation-Disclosures
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end at Greonville visiting Misses Idah
Pitchford and Pauline Stcck at
q. w. c.
Corporal Charlie f.. Davis, of
Camp Jackson, spent the weekend
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
$. Davis, near West Union.
Geo. f. Meldau. Of Charleston,
is spending some time in Walhalla
with his daughter, Mrs. Louis Muller,
and family.
-Wanted-~Man and his wife to
move to saw mill camp to take charge
Of boarding house for camp. Good
pay for right party. See me at once
for particulars. J. G. Shockley, West
DniOn.-Adv.
Plenty of sidc-dressing on hand
to meet demands at warehouse Of
Baylis w. Harrison and G. w. Pitch
ford See advertisement elsewhere
and call on them.
-Mr. and Mrs. Frank White, Mrs.
w. A. Ivester and Fred. Wood, Of
Anderson, spent Sunday In Walhalla
visiting at the home OF DR.. John j.
Thode. Mrs. lvcster Is n sister Of
DR.. Thode.
Robert l.. Rogers, who has been
student Of Davidson College, David
son. n. c.. the past year. returned to
Walhalla last Sunday afternoon. and
will spend his vacation with his mo-
ther, Mrs. II. l.. Rogers. His friends
are pleased to welcome him on his
visit.
For Sale--Fresh milch COW. See
G. A. Lynch, Walhalla S. c.. Route
No. 1.---Adv.+
The Pacific Mutual Life lnsur-
Tn 10 Vol tn,
portunity to tell you all about their
liberal insurance policies. See ad-
rertisement Oh the sixth page this
week. b. II. Deason represents this
company in this territory and has
made many friends, personally and
for his company.
The winthrop College announce
ment appears In this weeks Courier.
This announcement contains valua-
BILE information with regard to en-
trance examinations, scholarship cX-
aminations, etc. Write President d.
b. Johnson, Rock liill. S. c.. if you
desire information not contained i'm
the advertisement.
- Miss Gussie Duprc returned to
Walhaia last Wednesday evening
after closing most successful term
Of school at Bowman, S. G. Her many
Dconcc friends are delighted to have
her among them again. She will be
here for the summer months with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. NJ. DuPre.
who live near town.
Lost--Buch OF keys; on ring with
lettering. -. \. Stcck, Walhalla
Lodge No. 81, X. Of r." Finder re-
turn to this office. Reward.-Adv.
The many friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Il. Bowen will regret to know
that they have moved back to their
home at Norris, Pickens county. They
came over for the early spring
months on account Of the health Of
Mrs. Bowen and their children. They
have greatly improved, hence the re-
turn to their old home.
j. +. Hedden, Of West Union,
who has been quite i'll for the past
ten days, Is improving, though slow
~, and he hopes soon to be about his
fering from an attack Of mumps, and
this led to complications with other
troubles. His friends hope to see
him about as usual in the very near
future
il. + Mckinney. Of Facrlty FIN
recently presented us with straw
berry Of mammoth proportions. 1t
was measured two ways. The circum-
ference Of the berry was { a inches,
and around the other way it meas
urcd iai inches. Mr.. Mckinney is
also q fine gardener as well as a
strawberry grower.
Roy Kay. Of birmingham. Ala,
and Mrs. W. ID. Cox. OF Bolton. spent
last Wednesday night in Walhalla
with relatives. Mr.. Kay returned 10
birmingham Thursday morning. and
on saturday he left Birming-
ham with the sclcctmcn Of that dis
lrict for Camp SEWER. GrccnVille,
where he Will go into training. This
was Roy's first visit to Walhalla in
about ten years.
columbus wagons are good wag-
ons. w. NJ. Brown & Son.--Adv
We note that Sergt Bruce II.
Stribling, who has been stationed at
Chickamauga Park Ga, since he
won his right to the title OF sergeant
in the army. has now been transfer
red to Camp Wadsworth. Spartan
burg He is engaged in the training
OF men from the draft now reaching
the Wadsworth camp. Stiles c.
Stribling, who has been In charge of
military training at a college at Leb-
anon, Tenn, has been transferred to
the Agricultural Department and is
now serving in the capacity Of dem
onstration agent for Cherokee county,
with headquarters at Gaffney. These
young men are sons Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. P. Stribling, Of Richland. Lloyd
Brown, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Brown, Of Walhalla. has also been
recently transferred from Chickamau-