Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-11-13
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great sufferer for the past three
" 'eks from influenza, Is improving,
to the delight Of her many friends.
Mrs. TEnde had about recovered from
her illness, when she was overtaken
by a relapse. This second attack has
proved very trying to her, and has
left her almost deaf, though this mis-
fortune is thought to be only OF
temporary nature. We hope that she
may soon be entirely well.
ALL kinds OF stock food, extracts
and spices. r. f. Reese, Westmin-
ster, S. C.-adv. 46-49.
Misses Ruth and Myrtle Brown
and Eloise Montjoy returned last
Thursday to Greenville to take up
their studies at G. w. c. During
Miss Montjoy's stay at homo she suf-
fered from very severe attack Of
influenza. Her friends were glad to
note that she had almost completely
recovered before she returned to the
college. Mr.. and Mrs. Montjoy were
in Greenville Sunday and left Miss
Montjoy still gaining in strength.
--Strayed-Young pig; now in my
possession. Owner can get same by
paying for this notice and for feed, and
by describing the pig. Fred Biemann,
West Union, s. C.-adv.
The employees Of the Victor
Monaghan Mills (Walhalla plant)
celebrated the signing Of the armis-
tice by the Germans and the cessa-
ton of hostilities in Europe, by CIV
ing torch-light procession Monday
night, parading through Main street
from the mill village. The mill,
along with other industrial plants in
and near town, as well as practically
all business houses, "closed up shop"
from the noon hour, giving employ
ees half halliday.
FOR Sale-7-room residence,
with Is acres Of land; best known
as the. Col. j. S. Newman place; in
town Of Walhalla; nice orchard,
fine we'll; all necessary outbuild-
ings in good condition. Apply to
Jas. II. Darby, Walhalla. S. C. Cor
at Seneca Oil Mill
Among the present victims of
influenza are Mr.. and Mrs. e. L.
| Herndon and w. l.. Werner, all of
the Eastern section Of town. Mr.
Werner, we understand, is not suf-
fering from very serious attack
and it Is hoped that he will soon be
quite himself again. Mr.. Herndon
has been quite i'll, but is improving,
though slowly. Mrs. FIerndon was
not so seriously i'll as Mr.. Herndon,
and her condition is much better than
her husbands. There are hosts Of
friends Of these good people. in town
and county, who will join with us in
the hope that they may soon be en-.
joying their full health and strength
If you want the best buy McNess
| goods. r. E. Reese, Westminster, S.
C.-adv.-46-I9.
j. r. Earle, Esq, has been con-
| fined to his home for the past few
days, suffering from a complication
OF troubles. Ills friends will be glad
to learn, however, that he is we'll on
the road to recovery and able now to
be up part Of the time in his room
Mr. Eerle was taken suddenly with a
severe attack or acute indigestion on
Friday last, at the same time being
In the clutches OF an attack of influ-
enza. The indigestion attack rem
dered his heart action very weak
and this trouble, in combination
with Influenza, made his general con-
dition quite serious for a time. We
hope soon to see him out and in his
accustomed robust health.
Girls Wanted-To loop hosiery
at home. Apply to Hetrick Hosiery
Mills, Walhalla.-Advtf.
We are indebted to our good
friend. Mrs. II. l.. Brandt, for q bas-
ket Of the finest sweet potatoes we
have seen In long while-and each
one as superior in quality as it was
In appearance. Mrs. Brandt, who
oversees her own gardening and the
work Of tho farm within small
radius Of the Brandt home, doing
herself not a small portion of the
actual garden work, Is one Of the
best "farmerettes" we know OF. We
nave been trying quietly for several
years to excel her in sonlo small par
ticular, but we frankly admit that
each year she manages to beat us at
our own game. The beauty of the
thing, however, is that we always
get sample Of something from our
"modcl garden" over the way-.a
very consoling feature of the unequal
game. Thanks!
i have moved to Westminster.
Sec me in town every Saturday. r.
E. Reese, "The McNoss Man." West
minster.-adv. 4G-i9.
Sam Orr brought to The Courier
| Office last week three sweet potatoes
that weighed in the aggregate twelve
and half pounds-two Of them four
pounds each, the other a half pound
better. We congratulated Sam on
his big taters and they were in
deed good, too. And then up jumps
little old Dres. Smith, and he ses,
ses he, Sam, I've got you beat q
mile. I've got several potatoes
down home, from my patch, that
weigh eight and nine pounds each"
The truth of the matter is that Dres.
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