Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-10-09

and Crooks and H!ss Hoffman, OF
Cola 10 bia. The next meeting OF the
Hayne Circle will be with Miss Daisy
Strong On October 18th, when N!sa
Ruth Berry vii! talk TO the members
Of the c!ub On the subject Of Food
Conservation"
TO Rent - The Schumacher
house on Main street Apply 20 -,
l.. Werner, at Bank OF Walhalla.-Ad
C. W. Hughes, Of PhIladelphiz.
is Waiting d, the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. r. Hetrick. on Facult?
Hill. Nr. Hughes has visited here
on other occasiong and hag a nunher
Of friends in Walhalla who are g!ad
10 meet him again.
Attention Is directed TO the zd-
'erti8ement OF r. r. Moss, agent,
Hho has for sale some valuable laad
at the foot .! the mountaing aboYe
Walhaila. This land has been pur-
chased b. syndicate In large and
cumbeTsome tract and will be sold
on in small farms. See Mr. Moss
for pOrticularg.
NJ. r. Mcdonald, Esq, has been
confined 70 mig home and bed for sew
eral days past with an attack Of tue
grip or influenza. We are glad 70
note that ne ia greatly improved and
~ill soon be enjoying his usual good
health. His little son Is reported as
having contracted the malady, bu:
the child Ia not thought to be ser.-
orsly III. We hope for his earl! 70
coYery.
Miss Mildred Carter. who Is in
Atlanta under the care Of d gpec.a.
ist, for the treatment OF a lameness
from which she mas suffered since in
fancy, Is reported az having been
greatly benefited, and hope Is enter
tained for her entire recovery Of the
use OF her limbs. Miss Mildred is
at present at the home Of her aunt,
Mrs II. n. Tanner, having SO far
recovered az to be able to leave the
sanatOrium.
Attention IL directed to the ad-
vcrtigc nents OF Pattcrson's Big Cash
Store and the Ballenger Hardware
and Furniture CO., OF Seneca, and Of
Dr.. A. 4. Odom. OF Grecnville. The
latter will make an early visit 70
| OcOncc FOR the purpose OF examining
eyes and fitting glasses. See adver
! tisement on the fifth page for dates
at Walhalla and Westminster. Mr.
Patterson, Of Seneca, has some vcrY
attractive offerings in clothing and
| shoes and ladies' and gentlemen $
wearing apparel. Call and gee him
The Ballenger Hardware Co. is max
Ing specially at present OF fahm
implements for the fall work Call
and see them.
For Rcnt--GoOd 2-horse farm
with fine cattle and hog pastures:
fine bottom and uplands; good
houses. Apply at once. E. l.. Hern-
don, Walhalla, s. C.--Adv.
---Inez Gertrude. the 3-year-old
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. F.
Owens, died last Sunday, the 9Th, at
the home OF It's parents near West
Union. The cause of death was an
attack OF whooping cough. 1t is
a peculiarly sad case, the father Of
the child being in army service in
Europe. The bereaved mother has
the sincere sympathy OF many friends
here and elsewhere. Funeral ser
vices were held Monday last. the in
tcrmcnt taking place in the cemetery
Of the New Hope Baptist church.
Rev. NJ. j. Stancil conducted the
services, which were attended by a
large number Of sOrrowing friends OF
the family.
Capt. j. II. Sligh, well known to
many in Walhalla and Oconcr, died
at his home In the Red Hill section
Of Georgia. near Toccoa, on Thursda y
night. September 2Gth. Capt. Sigh
was a nat!"c or Ncwbcrry county,
South Carolina, and moved to Geor-
Eia some 35 years ago. lie was a
Confederate veteran, having served
throughout the Civil War. having an
honorable record In the service OF
his country. as he did also in private
life. lie was an active worker in the
Methodist church and engaged his
time largely In educational work. He
was twice married, and a number Of
children survive him. These are (by
his first wife). Mrs. S. Y. Striblipg,
OF Roswell Ga: Mrs. f. l.. Archer
OF Spartanburg; II j. Sligh, OF Wal
halla. and Mrs. J. d. McMahan, OF
Richland. BY his second wife, w.
Sligh. Of bonneville. Ca: Mrs. f.
=. Mckay. Red Hill, Ga; Otto Sigh
and Miss kittie Sligh, OF Atlanta.
There are many In Oconee who will
learn with deep regret OF the death
OF this good man. The Courier joins
with others in extending to the be-
reaved ones sympathy in their sor-
row.
MIR. and Mrs. John Myers, OF
Seneca. were in Walha'la yesterday
for a short while. They we're accom-
panied by Mrs. J. w. Harper and paid