Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-03-27

skirts, gloves and hose added to our
line. II. II. Bruce, Seneca.
Mrs. Dora Lawhon, OF Cleveland,
Ohio, left last Thursday for her home
after a pleasant visit here to her un-
Gle, Chas. Finkenstadt. and family,
and among friends. Mrs. Lawhon
was a Miss Finkenstadt before mar
riage and Is remembered here by not
a few OF the people OF Walhalla. This
was her first visit here in about
eight years.
--Rev. L. p. Taylor requests us
to announce that at the Methodist
church next Sunday the hour for SER
vice will conform to the new stand
ard Of time, the services being at II
O'Clock, with Sunday school one hour
earlier. In other words, there will
be no change in the hour Of services,
but people are cautioned to keep
the record straight by turning the
hands Of their clocks forward one
hour Saturday night.
A number Of our citizens attend
ed the "Get-Together Day" exercises
In Seneca last Friday. They report
a splendid crowd and thoroughly en-
joyable, day. A large crowd was in
attendance. The program was inter-
esting throughout. The people Of
Seneca acquitted themselves admir-
ably in the entertainment Of their
guests. One or more grades from
the Walhalla school attended IN a
body.
Seed Corn Few bushels
choice, selected; guaranteed. Only
$3.50 bushel. John T. Lay, Walhal-
la, RED. 2.--Adv.+
WA oco ,.or,,,toj -
that the next meeting of the Mission
airy Society of the Walhaila BAPTIST
church will be held on the first Mon
day afternoon in April at the First
Baptist charch at $40 O'Clock. The
important subject Of mission study
will bo considered at this meeting
and all members of the society are
urged to attend There has been
bat one meeting of the society since
the extreme bad weather Of the first
Of the year, and 1t is earnestly hoped
that from this time on there will be
regular and we'll attended meetings
The regular meetings will be held on
Tuesday afternoons following the
first and third Sundays.
--Wanted--White men in board
ing room. Apply at Hetricl Hosiery
Mill. Walhalla.-Adv. 6.
There has so far been one Jury
case in Common Pleas Court con-
cluded, this being the case known as
the Brown-Rankin case, involving a
sale OF mules a number OF years ago.
The transaction involved some mort
cages on the mules, in an endeavor
to straighteR ont which dispute the
case has been in the Circuit and Su-
preme Courts at different times dur
Ing the past seven years. The Jury
at this term has returned a verdict in
favor of w. NJ. Brown, the original
plaintiff, for the sum Of $500, this
having been the verdict Of the Jury
when the case was first heard in the
Circuit Court. The case has been
back to the Supreme Court several
times, on appeal both by the plain
tiff and defendant. 1t is said that
costs have now mounted up in this
case to something like 1900. Seve-
raj sets or lawyers have been engag-
ad in the case at various times.
Hats. hats, hats We are Civ
ihG an extra showing for Easter.
New pattern hats, ready-to- wear with
all new trimmings to match. Come
in. F. II. Bruce, Sencca.-Adv.13.
Frank Knight, a soldier of Camp
Hancock. Augusta. Ga, died at the
base hospital there last Thursday
from meningitis. The young man
was son or Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hamp
Knight. who reside Just out Of Wal
halla, and had number OF friends
in Oconee who will be grieved to
learn of his death. His father vis-
tied him at the camp few weeks
ago. the young man at that time not
hnt CT ,1> -
his command. Mr.. Knight was vol
nnteer in the service, having been
with the colors nearly three years.
He was a young man of fine charac-
ter, and his death will be deplored
wherever he was known. The body
was buried with military honors at
the camp, the Federal authorities
owing to the nature of the disease
that caused his death, refusing to
permit the body to De shipped from
the camp. Mr. Knight attended the
funeral. Mr.. and Mrs. knight have
the sympathy Of many friends, with
whom we join in extending sincere
coincidence in their bereavement.
The quality Of our monuments
and the promptness or our service
are examples OF what can be accom-
plished by experienced workmen
hrst-class materials and careful at
tention. Seneca Marble and Granite
Works.-Adv.
-Sergt. Geo. NJ. White, Jr., of the
aviation branch of tho United States
Army. is home for a two weeks leave
of absence, having reached Walhalla
Thursday or last week. Mr.. White
has been in training in an Ohio camp,
but has been transferred, his present
headquarters being at Long Island
The greater part of his comrades
have but recently Joined our forces
somewhere in France" or are on