Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-06-05
Six rooms to rent. Apply to II.
v. Gasque. Walhalla.-Adv.t

Mrs. Carlisle Taylor and child
are visiting the formers parents at
Prosperity.
Misses Lucille White, Emmie An
sci and Mildred Moore arrived from
Winthrop last Friday.
Mrs. Jesse G. Neville has re-
turned from visit to her sister, Mrs.
S. Adams, at Rock Hill,
Everybody says Oldsmobiles are
the best automobiles in the country.
Brown says he guarantees 'em to be
the best. w. NJ. Brown C Son.---Ad
Miss Grace Prince, of Seneca,
spent the weekend in Walhalla visit
Ing her friend, Miss Eunice Macaulay.
Mrs. T.. p. Taylor returned last
Wednesday from a ten days visit to
her son. DR.. e. p. Taylor, and family,
at Batesburg.
Mrs. Nellie N. Moore returned
last week from Jacksonville, Fla,
where she had spent several months
visiting relatives in that city and
other parts of the State.
Composition roofing is better and
quicker put on than shingles. We
have all grades of roofing now in
stock. w. NJ. Brown & Son.-Ad.26.
Alfred w. Perritt and George
NJ. Abbott, both Of Seenca, are among
the young men that were enlisted at
the Greenville recruiting station on
Monday for naval service.
-Baylis w. Harrison spent last
week in Charleston visiting his bro
ther, Jas. w. Harrison. While there
young Mr.. Harrison enlisted in the
navy. He was accepted, given the
oath, and is now at home awaiting
orders, which he expects to receive in
a few weeks. Here's wishing you
success, Baylis.
Gordon Fant, George Harrison,
Clifton Cobb, Holleman Seaborn and
John Schroeder returned last Tuesday
from Clemson College. Chas. Ed
ward Barker, of the Bethlehem sec
tion, was among the list Of graduates
Of that institution this year. He
passed through Walhalla last Friday
on his way to the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Barker,
where he will spend few weeks.
We can save you money on au-
tomobile tires. Our tires are sold
with a 5,000-mile guarantee. We sell
'em cheap. w. NJ. Brown G. Son.-Ad.
b. Clifton Cobb returned Tues
day from Columbia, S. c., where he
went for final examination for en-
trance into the U. S. Naval Reserves.
He is now at home awaiting orders
to report. We wish Clifton great sue
cess In his chosen branch Of service.
He will be in training for three
months each summer, and will be
allowed to complete his course at
Clemson College.
IA most Pleasant meeting Of the
Hayne Circle was held at the home
of Mrs. w. D. Moss on Friday last
An interesting program on home
canning was carried out, after which
refreshing ices were served by the
hostess. assisted by her sister, Mrs.
Anderson. Visitors present were
Miss Taylor and Mrs. Aull; Mrs. J.
r. Anderson, of Anderson, and Miss
Leida Poore, Of Belton.
On June st l.. Blumenthal, of
took into business with
him partner-the American Red
Cross Society. During all OF the
present month Mr.. Blumenthal will
divide with the Rcd Gross in his
business, giving five per cent on all
cash sales to this worthy cause. See
advertisement and give him call.
lie has fine new stock from which
to make selections. Call and see
him and let him introduce his new
partner.
Car Of fresh Portland cement.
Make your work permanent job by
using cement. It's cheaper. w. NJ.
Brown & Son, halla.-Adv26.
Rev. J. w. Crenshaw is on a
short visit to relatives in and near
Walhalla. This is his first visit to
his home State in some years and his
'riends are delighted to meet him
again. Rev. Crenshaw Is a man Of
broad experience and education,
minister Of the Methodist Episcopal
church and has served his calling
through the States of Oregon, Cali
ornia and Washington. Our minds
90 back to the past when "John," as
boy, with several playmates as his
audience, would mount stump and
practice his oratory by delivering the
3eatitudes, which he had commit
ed to memory. Now. by the way, he
las made good, and we are proud Of |
lin, to say the least. Rev. Cren-
haw has offered his services for the |
MICA. and will probably leave for |
france In the not far distant future. |
--Greenville News, June 1: "News |
vas received yesterday by former
Governor NJ. T.. Ansel Of the death Of |
lis son-in-law, DR.. Gaines Worley, at |
ohns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. |
lrs. Worley, as Miss Gertrude Ansel, |
s we'll known in the city and her
many friends grieve with her at her .
bereavement. DR.. Worley was a
rominent surgeon OF st. Augustine,
'la., and Mr.. Ansei left yesterday to
ttend the funeral services at that
lace. Besides his wife, DR.. Worley
saves small son, Ansel Worley."
Dr.. Worley had visited in Walhalla